Dome change seen as worthy public gain for Harris County
The Harris County Commissioners Court is urged to reconsider a plan with the Houston Sports Association to move air ducts and create nearly two dozen special rooms on the stadium ninth level for box seats and meeting spaces. The project, costing about 160000 in contingency funds, aims to attract private funding at a favorable ratio and complete a public improvement now about 60 percent done.
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Harris County
Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston Sports Association
Commissioners Court
Baytown Sun
Crosby Highlights From IDEAL And Crosby Sports News
Crosby Correspondent reports on pet vaccination drive at Crosby Fairgrounds hosted by Dr M E Bendler with proceeds to support the summer baseball program. Also covers Crosby School Bands concerts with medal awards, construction of the Crosby Baptist Educational Building, church events, a skating party, WSCS study course, a Sunshine class party, and a bridal shower for Victoria McNutt.
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IDEAL
Anderson Crosby
Crosby Sports Association
Wendell Hamilton
Crosby
M. E. Bendler
Crosby Fairgrounds
The
Fair Association
John Bennett
San Miguel
Allison Koone
la Verne Hare
Genny Lynn Barge
Dianne Ewell
Jane Kominek
Judy Graves
Carolyn Allen
Cheryl Slovarcek
Rhonda Parker
Patsy Cream
Karen Henson
Gardina Kristynik
Phyllis Carter
Mary Michalsky
C. A. Curtiss
Ronnie Hechler
Mary Ransom
Jimmy Clemmons
Jerry Prochazka
Randy Faust
Marsha Garris
Tommy Svoboda
Randy Leatherwood
Linda Jernigan
Darryl Henson
Suzanne Ewell
Wilma Stasney
Peggy Marshall
Charlotte Marek
Linda Prescott
Mike Humphries
Sandra Prochazka
Carolyn Stasney
Cathy Jones
Crosby Band
la Vern Hare
Mersha Garris
Simmy Clemmons
David Brier
Crosby Baptist Church
Jone 1
I S
Robert Port
Joe Hinton
Crosby Methodist Church
Bayway
Baytown
Charles Ecles
B. J. Bradley
J. R. Crawford
Elmer Dahlquist
Monroe Ewell
Dan Bynum
Fredolph Lindstrom
Charlie Garris
W. D_ Carlton
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Houston
Sunshine Sunday School
W. D Carleton
Victoria McNutt
Clarence Rice
Eddie Kubenka
Floyd Falk
B. J. Henderson
Bill Hinton
M. B. Bilnoski
Edmond Bilnoski
Douglas Rice
Lester Ressler
Miss McNutt
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Baytown Sun Masthead and Editorial Staff Details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. The text lists editors and managers including John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and others as publisher general manager managing editor office manager and advertising department managers.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
DeBruin Captive in Laos War Time Drama
Fulton Lewis reports on Eugene H. DeBruin of Kaukauna Wisconsin held by Communist guerrillas in Laos since September 1963. The 20 year old Air America aide was part of a mercy flight for AID dropped with medicines and food. The five crewmen endure harsh conditions with limited sanitation and no contact with family or authorities. Painful questions remain about U.S. government action and pressuring diplomacy.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Eugene H. DeBruin
Kaukauna
Wis
Pathet Lao
DeBruin
Agency For International Development
Air America
de Bruin
U.S
Laos
State Department
Leonard Unger
International Red Cross
Spider and the brewery horses buckle beer delivery
Jerry Beatty recounts a Columbus story about a driver nicknamed Spider who slept behind the wheel as horses led a beer wagon back to the brewery. The animals returned the wagon through the gates after being unhitched, then rehitched and driven inside, leaving Spider dazed and unaware until waking.
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Jerry Beatty
Columbus
Ohio
Spider
Faust composer and world trivia from a chaotic clipping
A cluttered page poses four quiz items asking who wrote the opera Faust, which nation links chow mein and haggis plus vodka and sake, what a muezzin is, and which 19th century French author is the master of short stories. It then shifts to a dated note about Martin Luther’s excommunication in 1521, mentions various famous people, and describes a historic military academy near the Hudson with dates hinting at its opening in 1802 on Independence Day.
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DeBruin
Joseph
Ireland
Ulster
Hudson River
Cadet Community of 2500 Trains for Future Generals
The article describes a large cadet community covering over 35,000 acres with 2500 cadets and 7000 residents. It lists facilities including a hospital, churches, school, utilities, police and fire departments, welfare and recreation, and notes the rigorous two-digit to several disciplines studied by cadets in small classes as preparation for military leadership.
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Scera
Khrushchev’s health and peace aims in 70th year
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recounts Khrushchev’s health, diet, and vigor during a Black Sea interview. He notes Khrushchev’s priorities for higher living standards, restraint from nuclear war, and his stance against Mao’s China, warning of global tensions as age increases.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Mr. K
Mao
Tse-tung
United States
Bherushchev
Molotov
Communist Party
Bud
Hungary
Goulesh
Kennedy
Russia
China
Rusty Hamer Sees Future After Danny Thomas Show
Hollywood child star Rusty Hamer, 17, recalls the Danny Thomas Show ending after a decade on air. He plans to pursue acting in dramatic roles with offers from Mr. Novak and Dr Kildare while finishing Palisades High and aiming for college. He relies on savings and family guidance as he seeks steady work.
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Bob Thomas Hollywood
T Yearold
Rusty Hamer
Eean
Otmand
Rusty
Danny Thomas
Danny Thames
Danny
General Foods
Santa Monica
Bigm
Walt Disney
Thomas
Palisades
Jame
Tony
California
United States
Fresno
Palm Springs
Soviet Aid To Outside Nations Is Tightened
London AP report cites Dr Alfred Zauberman of the London School of Economics saying the Soviet Union curbed its aid to developing nations in both economic and political terms. The Royal Institute of International Affairs monthly cites tighter Soviet assistance amid likely shifts in trade and equipment aid.
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London
Soviet Union
Alfred Zauberman
London ‘School of Economics
the Royal
Institu Internation&l
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE AcCkoags
Puzzle clues appear scattered with errors and misaligned numbers. The entry lists several across and down hints like Branch of learning Snare Around Piercing tool Roman moon Rent AC Departs Tantalum agn Pronoun Bowling target Entire amount Walking stick Vegetable Sound of a street Weather totes and other partial phrases.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker Analysis of bids in two heart contracts
The article discusses bridge strategy with partner Kidd on a heart fit. It weighs responses in one spade and the implications of rebids to two hearts or three clubs. It explains how raising to two hearts clarifies support and points while avoiding overbid risks and slam possibilities.
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Kidd
Lyon
Creblda
Blackwood
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