Editorial asks why Palacios man not freed by Baytown jail
A Palacios man jailed in Baytown on drunkenness charges was held 13 hours past the lawful release time. The Sun condemns the delay, notes no on-site authority to release, and urges officials to protect prisoners’ constitutional rights and ensure timely releases.
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Palacios
Harris County
Baytown
Justice of the Peace
Actos
Sun
Justices of the Peace
Baw
Arden
Fie Kaw
Jaei
Chu Cop i Hubionsi Pethis
Chim Dia
Readers Debate State Policy And Leadership
A fragmented letters page questions Texas policy and leadership, with critics arguing about governance, accountability, and national direction. Readers contend the U S system needs reform and warn against external control while praising local and state figures for bold action and responsibility.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings appear in OCR fragment
Fragment shows Baytown Sun branding with editor and publisher names and office staff scattered. Contains postal notice wording, advertising department roles, and rate card snippets, but most lines are garbled and incomplete. Strong entities: Baytown Sun, Baytown Texas, editor and publisher names, Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Baytown Sun. Inc
al Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Wartman
Fim Boone
Peaston Pendergrass
Watered Ag
Clare
Teas
Wever
Government power and steel price controls clash in debate
A writer argues that government pressure to fix steel prices threatens free enterprise and risks broad economic harm. The piece warns that government coercion could intimidate business, dampen investment, and fuel anti-union backlash, urging prudent policy to avoid escalating tensions.
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Union Hogs
Bible Verse for Chris Reference Peter 3 18 Reading
A concise Bible verse note quoting First Peter 3 18 about Christ suffering for sins to bring people to God, being put to death in the flesh and made alive in spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Peter
Try and Stop Me ERS To Make Good In His New Job
An office scene unfolds with Eustace Filligrew arriving at eight thirty as a curvy secretary sits on the boss lap. The next morning he comes at eight fifteen and the boss warns him if he arrives late again he is fired. A Parisian style dish at a Third Avenue restaurant reveals a joke about Galantine of Duckling as the chef quips about giving duck an even chance to escape.
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Eustace Filligrew
Eustace
Filliprew
Third Avenue
Today’s Grab Bag Quickie Riddles and Bets
A collage of trivia asks which country claims the world’s perfect birth and death registry, which literary work was inspired by Miss Arabella Fermor, which city lies farther north, the first British liner with escalators, and the identities of Filippo and Fie typing Lappi. Also notes Ben Said’s cautious research, a 1704 Boston newspaper milestone, and a profile of a financier who led a major securities market.
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Arabella
Fermor
Montreal
Ottawa
Fiippo
Fie
Lappi
Lehigh graduate tied to NYSE board and indictment
The article notes an individual who graduated from Lehigh, joined an investment bank, then moved to the New York Stock Exchange in 1841 and rose to institutional trading. He served on the exchange board of governors in 1958 and was named chairman last May, with a later indictment for evading over 355 thousand dollars in 1956-87 income taxes.
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Lehigh
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Kennedy farm bill foes and party pressure exposed
Washington report outlines secret moves in Congress over Kennedy’s farm bill. Proxmire’s proxy shift, Eastland and Abernathy pressure, and Cooley’s legal case are cited as influencing votes. Communist Party activity in Pennsylvania and other states targets Clark, Dilworth, Van Zandt, Scranton, Ryan and Heist. Ball report leaks fuel East-West trade debate.
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Congress
Svetre
Brwehl
Sen
Bill We
Wisconsin
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tone
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Kennedy
Proxmire
Hi Tg
Allen Eelender
Louisiana
Washington
Joe Clark
Tis
Philadelphia
Maser Richardson Dilworth
Harrisburg
Communist Party
James van Zandi
Williamn Scranton
Clark
Dilworth
van Zamit
Reds
American Legion
Pennsylvania
Van
Green
L Green
Dilho
Labor
Liberal
Negro Torres
C. P.hig
New York
Comerados
Mark Lane
Party Meneberg
William Fitts Ryan
Merbert Zelenko
California
Edgar Heiestand
John Rousselot
John Birch Society
Steve Derouain
New York Republican Ree
George W. Bal
New York Times
Ball
Derounian
Flo
Devounian
Repor
Derounin
R Hedger Sailor Heads to Spain for Coast Guard Duty
TDesee R Hedger son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hedger 21 WWW sails this month for duty as a naval electrical engineer at NS Cong range aiding a mission base near Barcelona Spain. Price set to depart April 11. He studies at Robert B Live Tish School and Howard Payne College Browiwood prior to Coast Guard enlistment in 19? year.
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Tdesee R. Hedger
Thomas Hedger
Sein
Browiwood
The
Coast Guard
Miu
Pie Sale Orders Due Thursday For Pemecostal Church
Pemecostal Church of God pie sale orders are due Thursday with Friday delivery. Funds from the sale support church buildings. Various pies available at 1.91 each or other types for 1. Persars can order by calling 38-2803 or the church contact. Pies ordered by Thursday afternoon will be delivered on Friday. Church location is 2201 NW Mar.
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Church of God
Pidas
Mar
Daily Crossword Puzzle 31 Occurrence 827
Puzzle clues spread grass to dry four letters old coin abbreviation shield myth thirty eight proper answer.
Falsecard Play in Bridge by Terence Reese
A fragment recounts Terence Reese defending four spades, faking club leads to disrupt declarer Sammy, and a sequence where Reese's overtricks and discards force declarer to struggle to reach his hand. The narrative notes misreads and logic behind ruffing decisions and final defense.
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Geeting Tead
Dias Monda
Declarer
Terence Reese
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