Editorial argues speeding in Baytown is critical problem
The Baytown Sun calls speeding a citywide crisis not solved by current patrols. It cites Memorial Drive Decker Drive Texas Avenue and other streets as hazard zones where drivers reach 50 to 60 mph. It urges concentrated enforcement radar detectors reassessment of posted limits and greater driver responsibility.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
Decker Drive
Texas Avenue
Main
James
Pruett
Lee
Alexander Drive
Wright
Park
Garth
Decker
Lee Drive
Texas
Fed tightens rates as economy shows record growth
The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate to 3.5 percent, the second increase in a month, aiming to cool an overheating economy. Government data show first quarter GDP at a record annual rate of 827.3 billion with 4 percent price inflation, while industrial output and earnings rise among major firms. Industrial production reached a record 162.1 percent of the 1957-59 base, with autos leading gains, housing starts dipping, and a mixed picture of rising personal income.
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Phil Thomas
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Uniroyal, Inc
B.F. Goodrich Co
Chrysler Corp
Uniroyal
Goodrich
Chrysler
Republic Steel
Chaiman H.I. Romnes
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across in Sienaing
A scrambled OCR passage lists varied clues and entries from an etymology style feature. It references NEA materials and includes scattered hints like elements, birds, and old terms, plus stray letters and garbled phrases.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists its editor publisher general manager and staff roles. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office and publishing details at 1301 Memorial Drive with mail and subscription rates. The paper is represented by Texas Newspaper Representatives and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TRE Ass Ociated
Rughus
Mtater
I Would Give Up Weather Forecasts For Local TV
A reader ponders the modern TV weather forecast. He notes a format centered on personality and ads before the meteorology, then details the sequence from regional maps to local Dallas Fort Worth Texas notes before drifting to sleep.
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AL Melinger
Scientific
New England
Great Lakes
Appalachians
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Texas
New Texas
Dalhart
Amarillo
Whichita Falls
Dallas
Fort Worth
el Paso
Presidio
Hermann Toepperwein
Austin
San Antonio
Verse Quote Luke 9 26
A Bible verse from Luke 9 26 cautions that those who are ashamed of Jesus and his words will be shamed by the Son of Man when he comes in glory with the Father and the holy angels.
Thurmond Objects To Trees Blocking Potomac View
Washington Senator Strom Thurmond complained about two rows of Chinese elm trees planted along the Potomac promenade near his Har bour Square residence. Park Service crews removed 18 trees under his windows, replacing them with bushes to restore his view. The column also criticizes aging House leaders and the seniority system, detailing frictions between old and young Democrats and Republicans over office space, committee power, and tax legislation.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Joyce Kilmer
Strom Thurmond
Fls.c
Thurmond
Harbour Square
Reidential
Potomac
National Park Service
Sen. Thurmond
Johnson
White House
House
Senate
Jerry Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington, D. C
Youngstown
Ohio River
Mike
John McCormack
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Mills
U.S
Professor's precise play nets four spades in bridge lesson
In a classroom bridge example a professor defeats four spades by counting discards. He notes East showed three black cards, deduces East had six hearts, and sequences trump and diamond ruffs to exhaust West's diamonds. The student watches as the professor shifts from clubs to diamonds to hearts, finishing with dummy's last diamond and trumps.
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East
West
Dummmy
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding and Defense Dilemmas in Spade Openings
A bridge puzzle asks, if East doubles partner’s spade opening while you hold a hand with red kings as declarer, what is the correct defense or plan. The puzzle presents two scenarios and promises the answer tomorrow, prompting analysis of defensive tricks and double implications.
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West North East
Letter To The Editor: Stolen Heirlooms and School Theft
Victims recount two thefts in four years, from antique dishes to a jewelry set. A daughter’s white gold diamond ring and Bulova watch vanished at Ross Sterling High School. The family urges return of items and criticizes alleged school negligence and secrecy amid a local evaluation.
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the Sun
E. Murrill St
Ross Sterling High School
Melvin Archer
Cedar Ave
Baytown
Tex
Melvin H. Archer
Oldest living things and historic legion origin quiz
A quiz notes bristlecone pines in California as the oldest living trees with some over 4,000 years old. It recalls the American Legion forming in March 1919 after about 1,000 WWII veterans met in Paris. It cites Esther 9 as the longest Bible verse with a 90 word description.
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White Mountains
California
American Legion
American Expeditionary Force
Paris
France
iNewspaper Enterprise Association
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