Baytown Forms Library Study Group After Texas Conference
Baytown leaders form a Mayor's Conference on Libraries meeting 7 30 p m at Sterling Municipal Library to discuss statewide library problems and expand services. The Texas Governor's Conference drew 2000 civic leaders and sparked local drive for library improvements and cooperation.
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Texas
Austin
Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library
Sterling Library
Washington, D.C
John Connally
Texas Institute of Letters
Gov. Connally
Trade offensive urged to woo Eastern Europe regimes
Fulton Lewis reports Ambassador Gronouski backs East West trade to boost national independence and curb Moscow. He urges U.S. congressional action while critics call the plan wishful. The piece reviews the harsh realities in Hungary, Romania, Albania, Lithuania, and Poland, detailing arrests, forced labor camps, and political prisoners. Amnesty International cites harsh conditions and vague Romanian laws used to imprison dissenters.
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Washington
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Europe
Moscow
Gronovski
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Kadar
Gomulka
Novotny
Sioscow
Mecca
Soviet Union
Hungary
Budapest
Bela Fabian
Tibor Pakh
United Nations
Siberia
Pakh
Fabian
Siberian
New York
Albania
Politska
Kazakstan
Amnnesty Internaional
Danube Delta
Brad
Transsylvania
Synthetic Gravel Kiln Begun At Texas A&M
COLLEGE STATION Tex AP Highway researchers at Texas A&M University have started installation of a $20 000 kiln to prepare synthetic gravel for study. The stone made from clay at high temperatures weighs about half as much as natural gravel says Dr W Bedbetter of ARMs Civil Engineering Department and the Texas Transportation Institute
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College Station
Freeman Aide Replies To Farm Critics On Inflation
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman rebutted farm leaders criticizing inflation policy impact on farm prices. He warned prices may remain volatile with net income for farmers likely above last year’s 14.1 billion dollars. Critics cited grain sales, dairy quota changes, and reduced pork purchases as factors, with hogs down about 20 percent.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Congress
Freeman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Federal Reserve Board
Ising
Defense Department
Negro Principal Assigned To White School In Augusta
Augusta Georgia AP report says the Richmond County School Board will name Mrs Annie Mae Williams a Negro principal next September at Martha Lester Elementary, the former all white school. She and the two room St Ward School’s Negro staff move to Martha Lester, with about 32 Negro pupils likely to transfer. Superintendent Rollins says St Ward pupils may choose among several schools, including Martha Lester. Martha Lester has eight white teachers and about 1160 pupils.
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Augusta
APF
Richmond County
Annie Mae Williams
Martha Lester
Williams
Roy E. Rollins
St. Ward
Lester
Washington Merry Go Round Kintner in Cabinet Worries Networks
Washington gossip notes LBJ’s choice of Robert E. Kintner as Secretary of the Cabinet sparks concern about Network control and FCC ties. The column recalls Kintner’s clashes with RCA-NBC Sarnoffs and his ABC presidency, signaling potential friction in the broadcast power structure. It also retells Hoffa testimony on highway jackknifing and a past scandal involving Washington union corruption linked to Lowry and others, highlighting long-running investigative tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
LBJ
Robert E. Kintner
NBC
Lyndon
Federal Communications Commission
Austin
Tex
Kintmer
White House
FCC
Sarnoff
Rca-Nbc
Kramer
Sarnoffs
ABC
Brimmer
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate Commerce Committee
Hoffa
Norris Cotton
R-N. H
Sen. Cotton
R. C. Lowry
Council No. 51
The
Brotherhood of Ainters
Decorators
Hood of Ainters
Congressional
Downey Rice
House
Lowry
Painters Union
Jack Lyons
Joseph Shimon
D. C
Howard Hughes
American Airways
Owen Brewster
R-Me
Shimon
Shiman
Baytown Sun newspaper staff and contact details
Baytown Sun information page lists staff roles including editor publisher managing editor and office manager. It notes address 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and PFGO Box 308 Baytown 77521. Subscription rates and carrier and mail prices are provided along with national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The paper is a Baytown Sun Inc. publication and member of the Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
PFGO
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Indians by state and coal’s transformation stages
Census figures place Arizona as home to the most Indians at 83,387, followed by Oklahoma with 64,689. A quiz notes four stages for peat to coal, progressing to graphite, and questions the Alamo’s origin as a fortress, saying it began as a Catholic mission.
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Arizona
Oklahoma
Alamo
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Today’s Grab Bag Answers and Born Today Notes
The Missouri Compromise settled the slavery issue in the Louisiana Purchase area. Browning Maxim and Vickers were all machine gun makers. Manchner Pilsner and Wurtzburger are beer brands. The former American ambassador to England who edited The North American Review was George B. M. Harvey. The grandson and great grandson of Zachary Taylor both served as commissioners of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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Louisiana Territory
Browning
Maxim
Vickers
Manchner, Pilsner
Wurtzburger
England
North American Review
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
National Library Week: A Plea for Better Libraries
Henry Melemore argues National Library Week highlights funding needs for libraries and librarians. He laments budget cuts and poor city priorities while praising libraries as essential for mind and soul, urging improvements like quieter spaces and friendlier staff to encourage reading.
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National Library Week
Exodus 20 4 Thou Shalt Not Make Graven Image Verse
Biblical verse from Exodus 20 4 warns against making idols or likenesses of anything in heaven on earth or under the sea. It emphasizes exclusive worship of God and forbids carved images in worship practice. The instruction is a covenantal commandment guiding religious conduct and icon veneration.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
A bridge lesson on the best play in four spades after West leads diamonds. The author demonstrates why leading the king of clubs early yields the best chance, explaining possible continuations and outcomes with West and East, emphasizing counterintuitive technique.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Becker
West
King
East
Tres Syndicate, Inc
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