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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1965
Page
4
Cabinet members report President Johnson threatened tough economy directives at a recent meeting. He warned any agency ignoring outlines would be summoned to the Texas ranch to justify next year's funding. Two Cabinet members recalled his insistence on pruning costs as wartime and peacetime budgets loom.
A citywide operation placed over 200 officers on the streets for the first time, patrolling every block of the four major crime streets. Officials warn one night cannot prove a trend, though no violent crimes were reported that night, suggesting visibility may deter crime.
The FAA reports 58 garage door openers in Los Angeles caused signals to interfere with airport directional beams. In another city, doors flip on and off as planes pass overhead. Officials urge owners to reduce antenna power or manually operate doors.
London AP report notes Sotheby’s will auction antique cars and other items of antiquarian interest joining its art sales. A spokesman said the first car sale may take place in an underground London car park near Hyde Park Corner. The Victoria Line subway project advances toward opening in 1963 with rest in 1969, costing 182 million dollars.
The Baytown Sun editors and managers listed include Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Business Manager Advertising Department and National Manager. The Baytown Sun, Inc published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Baytown Texas with office addresses on Pearce and Ashbel. Subscription rates are 1.60 per month by carrier and 19.20 per year by mail rates available on request.
Senator Dominick challenges U S policy on Captive Nations, urging UN action and cuts to aid for Communist regimes. He cites past proclamations and calls for a strong international push to expose and combat Soviet oppression behind the Iron and Bamboo Curtains.
Bill Walker of Lee College Faculty urges Baytown voters to approve separating Lee College from the public school system. He argues costs would be negligible against the district budget and notes accrediting bodies favor a separate governing board, predicting eventual separation within 20 years. He urges a vote for separation on Aug. 7.
Washington Merry-Go-Round recalls Greece's postwar arc from democracy to crisis, blaming opportunism on Papandreou and the king while urging a compromise. It notes U.S. aid and diplomacy through Ambassador Talbot, and highlights a humorous scene about labeling glasses during a briefing with Defense Secretary McNamara. It also covers Alaska Senator Gruening's birth control hearings and Dr. John Rock's counterpoint.
A collage of trivia spans flag disposal by the U S government the Romanian monetary unit North America second largest waterfall the first concrete street in America and Jupiter year length Also notes births and a 1958 undersea North Pole crossing and Vienna s Ringstrasse landmark passage.
Central Press summary notes a 1633 rescue by Burgomeister Liebenhberg of Vienna from the Turks, with attention to the Pasqualati house on the fourth floor, once home to a notable composer and offering a grand city view. The item reflects a historic memory and local trivia.
AP reports Mexico City begins cleaning centuries old structures as it gears up to host the 1968 Olympics in a capital of about 5.5 million. National monuments dot the historic center as officials push to present a pristine city for the world event.
In this bridge column a problem of sustaining two way hand communication is examined. Defenders can disrupt declarer’s flow by careful play. A specific sequence shows how East can force a seven trick defense by maintaining heart contact and blocking declarer’s entries.
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