Good News Comes In Small Bright Moments In Troubled Times
Editorial reflects on positive signs amid conflict and unrest. Marine rescue at Khe Sanh lifted siege and veterans’ courage inspires hope. Baseball season begins with competitive spirit, spring renews life, and MLK memories rally unity. Encourages recognizing good news even in hard eras.
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We Recommend Sears McGee for Texas Supreme Court
The Baytown Sun urges Judge Sears McGee of Houston for the Texas State Supreme Court seat to be filled May 4. He built a long public service record from Harris County Judge of the County Court-at-Law to district court, gaining extensive courtroom experience and a reputation as a capable jurist.
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Judge Reaviey Seeks State Supreme Court Seat
Judge Tom Reaviey of Travis County has offered himself for a vacancy on the State Supreme Court in Austin. The article praises his capability as a jurist and urges support, urging readers to back his promotion for the good of the state.
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Travis County
Austin
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Baytown Sun endorses Judge Reavley for May 4 primary
The Baytown Sun recommends Judge Beavley for the May 4 Democratic Primary. A native East Texan and former county attorney, Texas secretary of state, and respected Baytown figure, he stands for integrity and fair play. The paper urges readers to vote for Tom Beavley.
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Land Sale Heaviest Since 20s
The article discusses a nationwide land boom driven by expected continued price declines, industrial growth, and population rise. It notes land as an inflation hedge, cites Texas A&M economist Dr. Tyrus Timm, and describes demand from developers, and shifting holdings like International Paper Co. divesting forest land for pulp wood in Canada. It covers tax implications, swaps in kind, and the long-running bull market in raw land over decades.
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International Paper Co
Canada
Bible Verse on Inheritance of the Kingdom of God
A biblical citation from 1 Corinthians 6 9 warns that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God and lists behaviors considered sins such as fornication idolatry adultery and effeminacy as part of the admonition against abusing themselves with mankind
Racial change in Mississippi amid Greenville unrest
In Greenville Mississippi amid rising Black Belt restlessness after civil rights gains, officials warn of trouble while local leaders push a job training plan. Graflex and federal funding propose converting empty Air Force barracks for Negro training, but Governor Williams opposes conditions citing fear of communism and civil rights demonstrations.
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Drew Pearson
Greenville
South
Black Belt
United States
Delta Ministry
Mississippi
North
Greenville Air Force Base
Graflex
General Precision
Washington
Ford Foundation
William Winter
Rabel Phillips
Williams
Wiliams
Ray Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Lake
Insurance policy saves four spade contract in rubber bridge
In the Metropolitan championships Carol Leib and Jane Kerr won the women’s pairs. Carol used an insurance policy on a four spade contract by dropping the king after East showed the ace of diamonds. The play avoided an overtrick and kept the contract safe.
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Jane Kerr
Carol
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Problem: Pass or bid with AKS7 and WRI3
East doubles after partner opens spades and you hold AK BTGE4 WK 10532 O54 &3. Decide the best action for South given the auction 7 Dble Hdble in Pass Pass 2a 3m Pass Pass and the preference for a pass is suggested.
Baytown Spreads Local Echoes Across Borders This Weekend
Baytown notes fill Marinell Roberson and Ed Roberson headed to California with Baytown charm and religion as they visit new groups. The article highlights local women exploring new sewing methods and garden clubs, plus West Point memories, bridge clubs, and community stage gear improvements. It also mentions residents visiting HemisFair, a hospital update, and local horse events.
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Baytown
California
Marinell
Ed Roberson
Charlene Johnson
Carl Strickland
HemisFair
Jeannine Currie
Ann
Hollies
Bill Jr
Clay Hooper
Clay
Charlene Kelly
Enid Harper
Richard Pratt
Ham Davvises
Eben Hardie Jr
New Orleans
Ken Persenaire
Lowell Lammers
Sidney Brasfield
Husband Lee
Lee
Stiney
Mom
Grace Seidler
Eddie Gray
Ward Road
Why cashmere wool costs so much and raisin industry roots
A quiz explains cashmere comes from a small fleece per goat, about three ounces, mostly from Tibet and India. It notes California raisin industry origins tied to priests and mission padres who planted fruit trees and vines to feed settlements.
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India
California
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