Indispensable Is Its Name A Look At Chemical Progress Week
Editorial highlights Chemical Progress Week with the theme Spotlighting America’s Good Neighbor Industry. The MCA outlines industry benefits including higher wages, strong fringe benefits, low turnover, and tax base growth from 1961 construction, while noting ongoing efforts in pollution abatement and community councils to improve relations with local leaders and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
Chemical Progress Week
MCA
National Safety Council
Chemical Industry Councils
Texans In Washington 7 By Tex Easley
In Washington, biographical notes on Texas lawmakers reveal varied careers from wartime service to the arts. Ralph Yarborough studied trade abroad and worked harvests. John Tower helped found Wichita Falls Civic Playhouse and became the era’s youngest Texas Republican senator. Joe Pool runs Alden Millis in Plano. Wright Patman, an Army officer and church member. Olin Teague served in Army combat and was decorated. Jim Wright flew B24 missions and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross. Edgar Foreman born in Portales. Henry Gonzales, son of Durango settlers, settled in San Antonio. Around the Capital, Mrs. Walter G. Dick attended DAR convention with daughters Laura Moran and Louise Dick. Judge Eugene Black of the U.S. Tax Court and his wife celebrated 60 years of marriage, with Patman among mourners.
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Washington
Texas
Ralph Webster Yarborough
Europe
Oklahoma
Borger
John Goodwin Tower
Wichita Falls Civic Playhouse
Senate
Joe Richard Pool
Alden Millis
Plano
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Wright Patman
United States Army
Leutenant
First Baptist Church
Texarkana
Olin Teague
A&m &College
Amy
Army Hospital
Jim Wight
South Pacific
Joe Kilgore
Mediterranean
Edgar Franklin Foreman
Portales
Nal
Eugene Black
U.S. Tax Court
Congress
Black
Blossom
Tex
Patman
Marvin Jones
U.S. Court of Claims
Metcalf
Arley R. Biel Ta
Mark Andrews
California
Clair Engle
William Knowland
Engle
John McCarthy
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Nixon
Utah
Frank Moss
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Lawrence Burton
Sherman Lloyd
Minnesota
Clark McGregor
Eugene McCarthy
Walter Judd
John Tower
Ralph Yarborough
Barry Goldwater
GOP
New Jersey
Harrison Williams Jr
J. Howard Edmondson
Michigan
Phil Hart
Wyoming
William Henry Harrison
Gale McGee
Jesus Suffered Outside the Gate for Sanctification
The verse Hebrews 13 12 notes that Jesus suffered outside the gate to sanctify the people with his own blood, highlighting the redemptive act beyond the city’s boundary and its symbolic meaning for believers.
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Jesus
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Corrie Laughlin serves as Editor and Publisher with James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass and Beulah Mae Jackson among listed staff. The Baytown Sun, Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas, with roles including General Manager Managing Editor and Office Manager.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Stand, Sir by Barry Goldwater on Cuba policy
Barry Goldwater argues that bold action beyond rhetoric is needed to end communism in Cuba. He urges allowing exile fighters to join US forces, pressuring Khrushchev, and pursuing a stricter economic blockade to remove Castro from power. He warns current policy favors Castro sovereignty over freedom.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
Johnson
Rusk
Cuba
Latin America
Caribbean
United States
Castro
Batista
Lexington and Concord
U.S
Khrushchev
Freedom
End of tense golf match sparks caddie hiccoughs dissent
A temperamental golfer lost focus when his caddie hiccuped, slicing a drive out of bounds on the seventeenth hole. He blamed the caddie for the miss while tearing into the situation. Senator Borah mailed more letters to enemies than colleagues, arguing speeches need not reach friends who agree.
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Hiccoughs
Borah of
Tako
Borab
Quick trivia challenges from today’s grab bag
Answers: 1 Argentina. 2 Two Continental Congresses. 3 La Gioconda. 4 Kenya. 5 A sculptor and king of Cyprus who fell in love with a statue he made that came to life. Also notes on Washington’s first presidential mansion and other quirky facts.
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Falkland Islands
Mombasa
Pygmalion
George Washington
Cherry and
Franklin Streets
New York City
Argentina
la Gioconda
Kenya
Cyprus
Nuclear safety worries shade U S Thresher saga and reactors
Washington report outlines recent nuclear incidents affecting industrial plants and coast guard deterrents. It notes the USS Thresher tragedy, Laguna Beach and Indian Point malfunctions, and a looming big reactor near New York City. It argues for cautious siting and greater public input, contrasting AEC secrecy with the public hearings typical of other energy projects.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
San Diego
Honolulu
Galveston
Indian Point
Consolidated Edison
Westchester County
N.Y
Atomic Energy Commission
Laguna Beach
Detroit
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison and
Associated Companies
New York
Long Island City
East River
United Nations
43Rd Street
Rockefeller Institute
Detlev Bronk
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy
Robert Moses
New York Parks
Manhattan
AEC
Federal Power Commission
Major issues in legislature after 57 days
AP report from Austin lists status of Gov. Connally program measures. Key items include equal women’s rights and abolishing poll tax passing the Senate, creation of Angelo and Pan American State Colleges, study of capitalism vs communism in high schools, election code revision, voter registration initiatives, and various tax, annexation, and regulatory motions in conference or on House/Senate floors. A historical note recalls William the Conqueror era timber-cutting laws.
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Austin
John Connally
Equal Women’s Rights
Senate
Angelo State College
Pan American State College
House
Safety plays and deceptive club signaling in a two table bridge hand
In a team match this East West North South hand shows one table making 3NT after a heart lead and safety play ducking the queen, while another table is defeated due to West’s unusual queen of clubs defense. The article notes the defender’s duty to aid declarer and the risk of unguarded signaling.
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Queen of Hearts
Declarer
West
East
South
Hing
Heart
Res Syndicate, Inc
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Tex Easley
Henry B. Gonzales
Durango
Mexico
San Antonio
Capital
Walter G. Dick
Columbus
Texas Daughters of the American Revoluton
DAR
Che Baytoum Sun
John Wadley
Paul Putmar
Corrie Laughlin
Resweeees
Teeressee
Deteeees
Seseneee
Weeeeseucetens Msasger Teveeeon
P.O
Texes
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Sry
Assn
By Bennett Cerf
Toi
Henry Wadsworth Longfeton
Folk OF Fame
Guess the
Central America
Honduras
Guatemala City
Bynan Jones
San Jose
William Walker
Nicaragua
Frank Bor- Lage
Addie Albert
Simone Simon
Shirley Temple
Warren Spahn
Ron Blackburn
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis JR
Kentucky
Thurston Morton
North Dakota
Ohio
Nevada
Indiana
Connecticut
Steve Young
John Bricker
Bob Taft ,Jr
Ollie Bolton
Sen
Bricker
Vance Hartke
Hartke
Don Bruce
Indianapolis
Russell Bontrager
Richard Roudebush
Lee Metcalf
John Davis
Davis
William the Conqueror
By B. Jay Becker
Hayworth
Waller
Watsons
Dream Beees Ems
Dieielo Wright Furni
CIA
Isis
Headland
Alef
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