Editorial endorses Joe Lagow for State Parks and Wildlife Commission
The Sun urges Gov. Connally to appoint Joe Lagow of Chambers County to the new nine member State Parks and Wildlife Commission for a six year term. Lagow, Rice University graduate, former football coach and teacher, is praised for conservation work and knowledge of Gulf Coast game and fish issues. The piece notes cost savings from the merger and predicts many old commission members will not be retained. Lagow’s qualifications, integrity, and area representation are emphasized as decisive factors.
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State Parks and Wildlife Department
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
Gov. Connally
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Sun
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Chambers County
Gulf Coast
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Lagaw
State Park and Wildlife Department
Lagow
Joe Lagow
Texas
Rice University
Connally
Joe Lagan
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Old Game and Fish Commission
House of Representatives
Hollywood optimistic mood returns as films draw crowds
Hollywood reports renewed hope as audiences flock to titles like The Birds Bye Bye Birdie To Kill a Mockingbird and other major releases. Despite Foxs 1962 loss of 39.8 million and MGMs 5.7 million deficit, industry remains buoyed by hits How the West Was Won Mutiny on the Bounty and upcoming Cleopatra with theater advances potentially totaling 25 million before its New York premiere. United Artists Disney and Columbia pursue continued top product and blockbusters drive optimism.
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Hollywood
Capistrano
Twentieth Century-Fox
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Fox
Cleo
New York
MGM
Columbia
Lawrence
Birdie
United Artists
Walt Disney
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Details
Baytown Sun newspaper masthead lists editor James H Hale Preston Endergrass Beslah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and staff positions Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director Retail Manager National Manager. It notes printing and publication details with Post Office box in Baytown Texas and price $1.45 per month $17.40 per year. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Endergrass
Beslah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Pas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that U S policy in Laos failed by embracing a coalition with three factions including the Communists He dismisses Geneva promises as ineffective and warns that the Communists honor agreements only when convenient He blames January 1962 aid cuts for weakening anti Communist forces and predicts a return to pre coalition dangers in Southeast Asia The piece urges a realistic foreign policy reflecting the hard truth about Communist conduct and the need to reassert aid to Laos and regional allies The author stresses accountability and calls for decisive U S leadership in Asia
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Washington
Laos
Geneva
Cormunists
State Department
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
Southeast Asia
Viet-Nam
Moscow
Try and Stop Me AMPUS CAPERS
A quirky page features four campus sketches. A professor jokes about using a hat to represent Mars and asks if Mars is inhabited. A groom recalls dinner chaos with toast, steak fire, and tomato soup to douse the blaze. A student asks about arrival by flu. Two coeds exchange a cheeky quip about a skirt and male attention.
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St. Peter
Grand quiz sparks history and culture
In today’s feature a rapid fire Q&A reveals empire builders Colosseum history music patron Saint Cecilia, and the Big Five in World War I and the UN. It cites the Hexateuch and Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr as the Jackson era adviser, with bonus notes on birthdays and a buggy debut.
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Titus
Saint Cecilia
U. S
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France
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Japan
Russia
China
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Law and politics blur in Congress watchdog call
Washington column highlights Abe Multer of Brooklyn who splits time between a New York law practice and Capitol work on key committees. Multer faces questions over possible conflicts as he battled for and against a federal banking investigation while defending longtime banking interests.
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Washington
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Sand
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D-Qre
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Broadway
Abe
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Multer
Kennedy
Editor's plea for candidate forums and public questions
A Baytown Sun reader urges candidates to use the paper's columns to inform voters. Earl Lively plans daily discussions on major issues before the runoff, grateful for the space and support for campaigns with limited funds. Also mourns Bert Black as an esteemed Baytown figure and friend, noting his calm counsel.
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Baytown Sun
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Lively
Baytown
Bert Black
Orville L. McDonald
Cedar Bayou
Dollalege
Manimer
Bart Bhiedist
Bridge play after spade lead and diamond fights
Declarer wins with ace on jack of spades and must plan. Best defense follows: draw two rounds of trumps, cash ace of diamonds, lead jack, discard if South returns spade. If South covers, ruff and continue. The recommended club return five to defeat contract.
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