Study Ballot Ahead Of Saturday Primary In Baytown
Editorial urges voters to study the long ballot before Saturday's Democrat primary to avoid delays. It notes morning lines, the need for a registration certificate, and the importance of voting early due to a heavy Harris County turnout with key issues on liquor by the drink and parimutuel betting.
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Baytown
Harris County
Justice
Channelview
North Shore
Baytown Sun
Campaign Slogans Say Little
BENRY HOLCOMB argues Texas voters will face a key ballot issue this Saturday. He contends slogans mislead voters, political debts influence outcomes, and that genuine statesmanship is rare as campaigns demand cash and work. He cites Wallace and Connally era efforts to illustrate sacrifice and cynicism in politics.
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Texas
United States of America
George Wallace
Wallace
Eugene Locke
John Connally
Political awakening as a new America urged in editorial
An editorial laments public political illiteracy in Texas and the U.S. It argues for upgrading civic education, better understanding of local government, and reduced reliance on clichés and special interests while urging responsible leadership and law and order. It envisions a nation of educated citizens active in democracy and politics.
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Texas
U.S
America
United States of America
Bible Verse Passages Mention God and Wisdom
Fragmentary OCR reads Bible verse reference CH be God and words of wisdom. The exact book and verse are unclear, with garbled words surrounding devotion and praise.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and others as Key personnel with Publisher General Manager and Editorial staff. It reports publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and subscription details and AP affiliation terms.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Nixon Opposition to Hand Outs Spurs Black Self Help
The piece notes Republican candidate Richard Nixon’s call for whites to help develop black capitalism, aligning a growing faction of Negro leaders who oppose welfare handouts. It highlights Dr. Thomas Matthew of the NEGRO organization promoting self help bonds, funding hospitals and factories with welfare replacement aims, and signals cross-campaign outreach to Kennedy and Nixon camps.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
America
Factiuon
United States
Thomas Matthew
Queens
N.Y
New York
Watts
Non
Matthew
Matihere
Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
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Booker T. Washington
Kansas City Journal
Militants Plan Campus Takeovers Spark Rounds of Sit-Ins
Washington round up notes a militant student faction linked to Students for a Democratic Society planning to seize colleges by campus strikes and sit ins at Howard University Columbia University and other campuses. The piece details Charter Day disruptions and the broader push for power with ties to Black Power and Cold War era politics.
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Columbia
Howard University
College Park
Students For A Democratic Society
National Student Association
Student Power
Howard
Therater
James M. Nebrit
Nebrit
Federal Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
University
Morningside Park
Harlem
Pentagon
Grayson Kirk
Nabrit
Lindsay
Pew
Poland
University of Krakow
University of Warsaw
Ocober
Bolivia
University of la Faz
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on drums and neighbors
Barbs by Phil Pastoret mocks kettle drums as the only pure tones and notes a neighbor who bangs on the wall all evening. An old-timer recalls a beard once worn to mask bare feet, a playful local column remark.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Tips From Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby at Vanderbilt 1933
A vintage bridge hand from Fred Karpin on the 1933 Vanderbilt shows Oswald Jacoby and David Bruce in a near modern play. Dave wins opening, finesses spades, and safeties with a 10 of clubs to reach a slam. If spade finesse fails, trump safety remains and a 63 percent success outlook is noted as the slam becomes certain.
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Fred Karpin
North
Oswald Jacoby
South
David Bruce
Vanderbilt
Dave
West
Declarer
Bridge bidding puzzle with partner support and doubles
In a four spade sequence with dealer West and South holding AR STG4 WRIOS32 654 and SASTOS PRUNSS2 O54, decide whether to pass, double, or bid. The question notes a slight preference for pass but openness to double. Tomorrow asks what to do when East doubles partner’s opening bid and you hold SASTOS PRUNSS2 O54.
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East
Sastos
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEAF Feature
Crossword style puzzle chunk with partial clues and mixed letters. Contains many fragmented entries such as names, roles, and items across multiple clues. Names like Noah, Apostles, and ancient terms appear amid garbled words and misprints, suggesting a vintage educational puzzle segment.
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