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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1962
Page
4
Feritorials urge Texas voters to study candidates before Saturday May 5 primaries for governor and down the ballot. They stress evaluating records, qualifications, and positions to elect trustees who will safeguard taxpayer funds amid national issues like Social Security, education aid, taxes, and the debt.
Senator Everett Dirksen faces Rep. Sidney Yates in Illinois for a third six year term after a pro forma primary. White House aides value Dirksen for non partisan compromise on issues like United Nations bond purchases and administration goals, while Kennedy aides weigh whether a defeated Dirksen would hurt Democratic programs.
The excerpt lists editorial and managerial titles including Editor and Publisher, Business Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, Assistant to Publisher, and Circulation Director. It reflects newspaper staff hierarchy and administrative roles within the publication.
A letter from William C. Foster of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency argues modern weapons create a crisis in human history. The author counters that crises arise from human relations, not tools, and urges disarmament within international control while warning against a nuclear guilt complex. The piece cites Khrushchev's test bans and ends with a biblical quote.
A short club vignette features a quarrelsome five foot tall barroom bold character who proclaims himself the wild bull of Millarney and encounters a sharp bartender. A Killarney native, he staggers after a stomach strike before arguing about how to fight fairly. An earnest young school scriber interviews a writer of seven consecutive rock and roll hits.
A mixed s e t of trivia questions and notes from a vintage page. It mentions memorial rings bequeathed by friends and identifies Cardinal Richelieu as a key figure, with other scattered items about famous personalities and daily horoscopes.
Four Lakewood Brownwood Wooster churches will join for a Sunday youth meeting at St. Pauls Methodist. All Saints Episcopal Bayway Christian Westminster Presbyterian and St. Pauls will participate. A 6:30 p.m. fellowship supper opens the program followed by a mel o drama Way Way Down East directed by Mrs. R W Maeser. Plans include future joint meetings and a possible minstrel show with a live makeup demonstration by Mr. and Mrs. Maeser. Youth leaders from each church attend. Activities end around 9 p.m.
The Rev. Desald L. Goodwin of St. Mark's Methodist Church speaks on Christian Freedom and Gambling at the 7 p.m. service Sunday. He covers gambling issues and motives for responsible citizenship. The Junior Choir features special parts by Bill Mueller, Happy Goodwin, Ewell Clarke, and Byron Tate. Morning services present How and How Much with emphasis on Loyalty Sunday May 6 as the congregation commits time, talent, and possessions. The 8:40 a.m. service includes Youth Choir with solo by Elizabeth Jones. Chance Choir renders anthems at the 10:55 a.m. program.
Pete Mullens named new cubmaster of Cub Pack 255 presided over the monthly meeting at Grave Methodist Church. Plans announced for the Father-Son overnight camping May 18 at Camp Reber with each unit camping separately, supervised by an adult, food and gear provided by each group. Awards given for wolf and lion ranks, arrows, and service stars to multiple scouts. Den Five won the attendance prize.
Six cases in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court were dismissed Thursday due to the arresting officer's absence. Four more were dismissed on district attorney recommendations and six reset for later dates mainly for witness nonappearance. Rand Monroe and Barney Joe Reddell were bound over to the Harris County Grand Jury on assault to murder and burglary charges with bonds under 1000. Mrs. Donald E. Thomas was fined 25 dollars for displaying a weapon after a neighbor dispute. Gloria Lee Bryant was freed of a simple assault charge on a defense motion citing a discrepancy between charge and complainant testimony.
Alfred W. Lasher Jr announces the creation of a wholly owned subsidiary by J. Weingarten Inc to acquire domestic and international businesses. Inland Industries officers head the new entity with Bernard Weingarten Milton Goodman and Arthur Shorck forming the board. The Houston headquarters will oversee the ventures.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Camden orders burglar alarms installed in every church following a recent incident. A diocese spokesman said the decision was made today and declined further explanation.
Christian Science church services will present a lesson sermon titled probation After Death. The scripture includes Psalm 18 verses on God’s perfect way and strength, with a reading from Science and Health affirming life in God and the struggle to conquer sin, sickness, and death before spiritual understanding.
Forrest Fischer Beaumont journalist and former Sabine Area Unitarian president speaks to Baytown Unitarians at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Chamber of Commerce Building on Zen Buddhism. He notes wide interest in the topic across the country including California and the Eastern U.S. Fischer is a former reporter and photographer now with The Houston Press, with past work in Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois. Sunday School is at the room. Mrs. Ruby Swenson said. Doug Benton treasurer asks members to bring pledge cards.
CY Second Baptist schedules a May revival at Channelview's Second Baptist Church led by evangelist Rev Earl Hahn, pastor Rev Wahn of Temple Baptist Houston. Eugene Wright to be song reader. Services run 10 30 am Tuesday to Friday and 7 20 pm nightly, with nursery opening for all services.
A fragmented crossword clue notes a topping concept linked to land or sea nouns and a casting error. The readable bits hint at a crossword item or puzzle header rather than a full article, inviting readers to seek the missing word or theme amid garbled OCR text.
In a team match two boards reached six spades after a head club opening. At the first table declarer finessed clubs and lost to the king, East returned a club and South made the contract. In the second table East correctly shifted to diamonds after ruling out a club return, breaking declarer’s trump control and defeating the contract.
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