NASA Does Benefit Baytown Editorial
Baytown editors argue that NASA's Manned Spacecraft Center near Clear Lake brings definite local benefits beyond Houston. Payroll is rising from 2.3 to 3.2 million monthly, with 3,000 to 5,000 workers. workers spend locally, boosting Baytown businesses and utilities. The profile of a typical NASA employee is a 30 year old college-educated family man with a home near $15,000, groceries and utilities costing monthly totals in the mid four figures.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear Lake
Baytown
Houston
NASA
Spacecraft Center
D. W. Lang
Lang
MSC
Houston International Airport
Houston Airlines
Houston Area
Report From Washington On Kennedy Peace Steps
Drew Pearson notes military resistance to civilian disarmament efforts spans eras and presidents. He cites past lobbyists and defense contractors, cites U2 history, and reports Kennedy McNamara briefed with Joint Chiefs amid test ban hopes and worries that a ban could hinder U.S. nuclear plans. The piece emphasizes tensions between peace aims and military concerns.
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Drew Pearson
Orty Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
Joan F. Kennedy
Defense McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Capital Hill
JFK
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Migratory Workers Leave for United States Surging Past 105000
Mexico City AP reports more than 105,300 Mexican migratory workers have departed for the United States in 1963, with about 20,000 more expected before September’s hiring season ends and 32,000 already returning after completing U.S. contracts. No word yet on next year’s hiring plans.
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Mexico City
United States
Ministry of the Interior
Mexico
U. S
House of Representatives
Trouble Starts When Horse Kicks Beehive
In Corvallis Oregon a horse knocked over a beehive triggering a swarm that attacked the horseman Duane V Ogle who was thrown and grazed by a head injury. beekeeper Ely Swearingen, 63, was stung about 50 times and his wife and daughter also suffered many stings. The family and horse died or were injured, but all recovered in hospital after firemen and police quelled the swarm.
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Corvallis
Ore
Duane V. Ogle
Ely Swearingen
Roberta
Ogle
City name behind Rhodesia capital and other quick trivia
A compact trivia card notes that the English city giving its name to Southern Rhodesia’s capital is sought. It asks about the trade linked to a word study, whether Synge was a singer sculptor or playwright, how long the Bureau of Narcotics has existed, and Charlemagne’s burial place. It also quotes a dated line and a language assertion origin note.
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Southern
Rhodesia
John M. Synge
Bureau of Narcotics
Charlemagne
Saint Nicholas writers and a birthday collage
A fragmented Central Press column notes among Saint Nicholas contributors a woman born in England in 1849 who wrote Little Lord Fauntleroy The Secret Garden and A Lady of Quality It names her as a famed editor of Saint Nicholas and mentions other literary figures and a birthday list including Esther Williams and Jack Kramer
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New York
Horace Greeley
William Cullen Bryant
Motley
Dutch Republic
Hans
Bunker
Hearth
Scribner's Magazine
Saint Nicholas
How Do You Stand? Barry Goldwater in Space Power Debate
Barry Goldwater argues the Cold War hinges on freedom versus slavery and calls for a decisive space weapons program. He warns the United States lags in space military power, urges immediate action to avoid losing the race in orbit, and asks readers how they stand.
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United States
Bible Verse John 8 25 Death in sins warned
A biblical verse warns that those who do not believe that Jesus is the Christ will die in their sins. The passage from John 8 25 urges faith to avoid sin and spiritual death.
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John
Portrait on Time cover sparks Kennedy portrait debate
A controversial Time cover of President Kennedy drawn by Pietro Annigoni draws sharp criticism for aging him and his attire. The Italian artist recalls long Washington sittings and a tense White House setup while noting Kennedy’s focus on state business over appearance. The Houston political scene also notes Miller’s mayoral bid retreat at Speaker Tunnell’s urging, amid caution about political maneuvering, and Deputy Constable Blair Mann extols a free press as guardian of rights and truth.
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Kennedy
Time Magazine
Time
Famois
Pietro Annigoni
London News of the World
Washington
Annigoni
John XXII
Queen Elizabeth II
White House
Secret Service
United States
Houston
W. H.biull Miller
Miller
Byron Tunnell
Tunnell
Blair Mann
Boy Seeks 26-Inch Back Wheel For Bike Journey
In Birmingham, Jimmie Arrowood, 30, of Charlotte, saw a rear wheel collapse on his $15 bicycle. He plans to ride to Los Angeles from Charlotte in 30 days and appeals for a 26-inch rear wheel. He wants no money, just the spare part to continue his trek.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paris
Jimmie Arrowood
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N.C
Arrowood
Birmingham News
South Missed Trick to Make Contract in Bridge Lesson
East West vulnerable. North aA wKI94 K9872 ac6 West East RITS4 10982 62 wis 103 eqs &KQT4 RATS South 496 AQ10s3 Ads 2852 The bidding shows Worth Pass 19 Pass 29 Pass 49. Opening read king of clubs begins a dealer’s guide on deducing defender distribution. South erred on trick three by covering the ten of spades with the queen. the six should have been played to force the contract. If South had run the six, he could have won with the ace and, with careful ruffing and discards, forced the defense to concede the necessary tricks. The article emphasizes reading defender cards to maximize tricks and illustrates the strategic misstep with this hand.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Khruschev
Andrei Gromyko
Great Britain
United States
Big Three
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Europe
Craig Hosmer
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Khrushchev
SAC Strategic Air Command
East South West
West
East
King
South
Pune
Loves Syndicate, Inc
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Editorial and publishing staff listed for The Baytown Sun Inc including editor and publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson Robert K Gilmore and advertising department managers. Publication qualifies as second class matter at Baytown Texas post office under the 1879 act with afternoon weekday and Sunday editions. Subscription rates shown 1.45 per month 17.40 per year.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mac Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Congress
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Salisbury
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Harris County
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