Editorial: Speedy trial needed in Mullane murder case
The murder trial of Edward Mullane, seaman, set for June 24 in Houston, faces critique over 15 months between offense and trial. Officials report witnesses identified Mullane driving Felton’s car after a March 4 Baytown killing. The editorial calls for more courts or quicker action to uphold the constitutional right to a speedy trial. It also notes a Puerto Rico study linking happiness to income and health, quipping at the findings.
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Edward David Mullane
Thad Felton
Baytown
Sam W. Davis
179Th District Court
Houston
Felton
Battlebell Road
Highlands
Harris County Sheriffs Department
Mullane
Harbor Drive
Country Club
Decker Drive
West Baytown
Justice of the
M. M. Brown
Harris County
Baytown Sun
District Attorney’s Office
Puerto Rico
U.S. Public Health Service
Birds Chronicle Spring Chorus In Neighborhood Aviary
A columnist muses on a neighborhood aviary where unseen birds fill springs with song. Night and day they sing from a leafy tree, with two neighbor houses offering birdhouses high above the ground. The piece reflects on humanity's care for birds and contrasts it with larger acts of construction.
Baytown Sun staffing and publishing details
The Baytown Sun lists editors Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb w and Beulah Mac Jackson plus staff roles including John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett and Lerrie Laughlin. It notes publication Monday through Friday afternoons and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and post office details.
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John Wadley
Beulah Mac Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Lerrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Preas
Une
Mleo
Chicago's Dubious Honor
Paul Harvey argues Chicago protected the crime racket and riots, accusing certain groups of demanding a guaranteed annual wage as blackmail. He urges white Americans to pressure Congress to reject such demands, warning of civil unrest and economic coercion.
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Paul Harvey Baytown
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Washington
Federalist Papers noted as shaping U S constitution
The World Almanac cites 1787 efforts to win support for the new federal constitution. Alexander Hamilton John Jay and James Madison published 94 essays in the New York Independent Journal. These Federalist Papers became a classic source for constitutional theory and philosophy.
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Alexander Hamilton
Ohn Jay
James Madison
New York Independent Journal
the World Almanac
United States
Thoughts on Time and Worth Taken from Quotes
A compact reflection noting that life moves quickly like a runner and that the present day holds unmatched value, drawing on Job and Goethe to highlight fleeting days and the worth of living in the moment.
Hoover Pushes FBI Control Of Local Police Training
Washington roundup reports J Edgar Hoover pressed Capitol Hill allies to require FBI training authority over local police before any federal safe streets funds reach cities. Ramsey Clark and many senators oppose, citing constitutional rights and fear of a national police force.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Capitol Hill
FBI
Hoover
Attorney General
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
U.S
Deuxieme Bureau
France
KGB
Soviet
Russia
International Association of Police Chiefs
United States
Canada
Quinn Tamm
International Association of Cheifs of Police
California
Michigan
New Jersey
Connecticut
Florida
Claude Kirk
Wackenhut
Florida Institute of Law Enforcement
St. Petersburg Junior College
Brunch’s British roots and symbolic shamrock pick
Quiz item lists origin of brunch as a blend of breakfast and lunch from Great Britain and notes its rise in the United States as an entertainment form. It explains the shamrock as Ireland’s national flower tied to St Patrick’s Trinity teaching. A Texas age dependent republic is cited as the only U S state recognized before annexation.
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Great Britain
United States
Eire
St. Patrick
Union
Texas
South’s three diamond open in U S Aces practice wins
Oswald and James Jacoby describe a bridge contest where South with 2-1-7-3 distribution faced Bobby Wolff and Mike Lawrence in a tactic heavy play. Bobby uses an echo inference from the cards to deduce trump count and leads spades, hearts, and clubs to force South down four, aided by Mike’s decisive heart ruff and trump management.
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South
U.S
Bobby Wolff
Mike Lawrence
East
West
Bobby
Mike
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Thanksgiving Reflections From a Newspaper Enterprise
A fragmented note ponders Thanksgiving themes with humor on church bazaars blessing pigs and avoiding overindulgence. It imagines Pilgrims spared roast vultures, hopes relatives skip football watching, and riffs on quirky domestic items and a life insurance premium.
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Gwendolyn
Newspaper Enterprise
Assn
Bible Verse Be Ye Also Patient and Stablish Hearts
A brief biblical note quoting James 5 verse 8 urging patience as the Lord approaches, reflecting on steadfast faith and readiness for the Lord's coming.
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James
Bridge bidding puzzle: respond to three spades after pass
In this hand you should pass now despite potential fit with partner. When West passes after a 2NT 3s bid sequence, your best action is to pass and wait for partner to describe their hand. The article notes the challenge of choosing action over chasing a favorable fit.
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West
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