National Library Week Observed Here In Baytown
Editorial notes National Library Week April 21 to 27 in Baytown under Texas committee guidelines. City Librarian Flora Wilhite leads Sterling Municipal Library program promoting inter library loan and state library development plan. Emphasis on accessibility to Texans, inter library loan steps, TELEX rapid communication, and major Texas resource centers in Abilene Amarillo Austin Corpus Christi Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Houston Lubbock and San Antonio.
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Baytown
Texas
Flora Wilhite
Sterling Municipal Library
Texas Library Association
Libraries of
Texas State Library
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin
Corpus Christi
Dallas
el Paso
Ft. Worth
Houston
Lubbock
San Antonio
Government Probing Mergers in U.S. Economy
Washington reports that Congress and federal bodies debate conglomerate mergers and their impact on competition. The Senate Economic Committee urges deep probes into economic concentration, noting tax law incentives and the rise of family-owned firms as drivers of consolidation.
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Washington
U.S
Lan
Nomic
Economic Committee
Wright Patman
D-Te
Cabinet
Fannan
Baytown Sun staff and mailing details
Editorial and publishing staff roles listed for The Baytown Sun including editor general manager and advertising department heads. Notice of second class matter status and publication schedule. mailing address in Baytown Texas, subscription rates, and republication rights noted.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texasewspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Uncle Sam and the Tax Fight in Election Year
A critical editorial arguing federal spending outpaces growth and taxes rise. It cites 1960 172 billion budget and 1964 projections, urging taxpayers to pressure Congress to cut spending and tie tax hikes to reduced outlays. It warns of inflation eroding buying power and questions efficiency in government programs.
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Nikolai Lenin
Germany
England
America
Sam
Congress
White House
United States
Humphrey
Ivory Coast
Africa
Arizona Republic
Lady Bird Johnson
Rostow's Vietnam stance shapes Warsaw peace talks
Washington column notes Walt Rostow, Johnson advisor, opposed Warsaw talks as a peace venue, arguing danger of Chinese leverage from Warsaw’s role. Rostow’s background, policy influence, and Kennedy era decisions are traced, linking his views to Vietnam troop increases and later shifts within the administration. The piece blends biographical detail with a critique of Cold War diplomacy.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Warsaw
Johnson
Ley
Walt Rostow
Rostow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Lyndon Johnson
United States
State Department
North
Eugene Debs
Walt
Debs
Eugene Debs Rostow
Walt Whitman
Rhodes
Yale
Oxford
Cambridge
MIT
OSS
Ellsworth Bfoote
R Conn
Congress
Diefenbaker
Canada
SOB
U.S
Vienna
Khrushchev
Roestow
Krushchev
Berlin Wall
Maxwell Taylor
South Vietnam
Eisenhower
Bay of Pigs
White House
Policy Planning Council
Outlaw Brothers of Buffalo Chip Turf Tale
In South Texas SB, nicknamed SuperBull, recalls a legend of three outlaw brothers Joe Jake and Jack Sheat from Buffalo Chip. Their gang terrorized the border region, opened a failed school for miscreants, then attempted a bank job, ended in a fatal end for a crime they did not commit. The tale ends with their tombstone noting they were hanged for a misdeed they didn’t make. The narrator hints at more off the record details.
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Texas
Bull Sheat
Sun
Three Brothers Sheat
Jack Sheat
Buffalo Chip
Sheat
Boquillas
Borracho
Siblings Sheat
Joe Sheat
Jake
Hijack High
Sheat Gang
National Bank of Buffalo Chip
Trig
Sheat Brothers
Southwest
Brothers Sheat
Joe
Jack
Jake Sheat
Bar of Justice
Tod
Favorite hand of all time from a bridge expert
In a James Jacoby column Bobby Wolff discusses his prized hand. Facing a heart slam after slow bidding he declines leading an ace and chooses spades. He underled the ace of spades against a heart slam, a misplay that would have doomed the contract, but the hand ends with a dramatic, learning moment.
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James Jacoby
Bobby Wolff
Bobby
South
North
North Cue
Oswald Jacoby
Declarer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle question with misprinted text
A shuffled bidding problem asks what to bid after a spade opening and a double. South holds AKRST6 WR3 OHRG5422 with two high kings. East doubles after partner opens one spade. The prompt invites answering tomorrow.
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la Dole
East
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Constellation
Che Baytunn Sun
Fred Hartman
Editorial DE Ena Mee
Preston Pendergress
Benny Holcomb
Corrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Big
Capital Hill
Berry's
NEA
Hanoi
Czechoslovakia
James
CNL
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Oswald and
North Aki
Leet Eee
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