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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1961

Page

4

Editorial Tragedy at Gatesville Humbles Juvenile Inmates

Editorial calls tragedy at Gatesville School a wake up for juvenile justice. Five teens admitted beating guard Billy Malone to death with a bat and bottles during a Sunday escape attempt. Everett Lowe, 17, charged with murder. others face accomplice charges as authors demand inquiry and potential reforms.

Gatesville School River Oaks Fort Worth Billy Malone Everett Lowe Lowe Sundown Coryell County Gatesville Texas

Time for Action on Hijacking at El Paso

The wires report a $5 million Continental jet hijacked by four men who threatened to fly to Cuba. After crew and passengers were held for hours, authorities regained control. The piece condemns ongoing negotiations and calls for decisive action against Fidel Castro and broader U.S. anti communism policy.

el Paso Cuba Continental Airlines Continental United States Fidel Castro Richard Nixon Western Hemisphere Eisenhower Castro

Discontented Cow Triggers Police Shootout in Louisville

An unruly cow caused chaos on a suburban Louisville street as it broke from a wagon being loaded, tying up traffic, knocking down a man who tried to catch it, and chasing a police officer. Officers were forced to shoot the cow dead. another heifer remains missing.

Louisville. Ky Polite

Baytown Sun details and staff listings

The Baytown Sun publication page lists staff members including Ashbel, Fred Hartman, Jim Boone, Prenton Pendergrass, Beviah Mae Jackson, J. T. Bowling, John Wadhey, Paul Putman, Corrie Laughlin and others. It notes the newspaper operates in Baytown Texas with circulation, management and office roles and provides subscription rates and mail handling information. The item reflects a period-typical masthead and contact details for a local daily.

Pearce Fred Hartman Jim Boone Prenton Pendergrass Beviah Mae Jackson J. T. Bowling

Lobbyist on Senate panel shifts role in steamship case

Washington column details Donald D. Webster, once paid to promote dual rate shipping, now serving as Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee chief counsel while aiding draft of legislation that would ease penalties and benefit operators. The piece notes Webster's past as House lobbyist and his influence with Subcommittee Chairman Clair Engle, plus invitations to ship interests to submit drafting language.

Jack Anderson Washington Capitol Senate Donald D. Webster Supreme Court Congress Steamship Group Webster Capitol Hill House Merchant Marine Committee House Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee Clair Engle California J. Richard Townsend Pacific Coast Coffee Association Pearson

Try and Stop Me from the Philippines to golf course

General Otis chewed out Major Hunter after a failed cavalry roundup in the back country. Hunter quipped that he had two hundred men who never rode, two hundred horses that never moved, and twenty-five officers who had never seen either. Otis agreed, lightly exonerating him. Sam Blythe recalled a college graduation quip about betting on the good sides.

Billy Mitchell Otis Philippines Hunter Acropolis Athens Vatican Brian Boru Armagh Boru Kilroy Europe Africa China Burma Pacific Ireland England Oliver Plunkett Trinity College Library

Quiz from the grab bag and history hints

A mixed set of trivia questions and snippets. Topics include pig breeds Clara Barton Stowe Addams women’s work, a Shenandoah Valley city, Williamsburg’s tenure as Virginia capital, Frankenstein author Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, and historic naval maneuvers with Rochambeau at Chesapeake Bay.

Clara Barton Harriet Beecher Stowe Jane Addams Shenandoah Valley Virginia Union Confederacy Williamsburg Frankenstein

Signatures and sanctity of the Book of Kells at Trinity College

Dublin July report on Trinity College Library Long Room and the Book of Kells, beloved as the world’s finest illuminated manuscript. It notes royal signatures by Queen Victoria and descendants, prior bindings, and a 1953 rebinding preserving the artifact behind glass for safe study.

Dublin Trinity College Library Armagh Queen Victoria Prince Albert Victoria Alvfred Duke of Edinburgh Edward Alexandrea College Library William O'Sullivan Powell Book of Kells

Bible Verse Promise Eternal Life Quote

A fragmented scripture style line cites eternal life and divine protection, referencing a faith claim about being kept by God and not plucked from his hand. The text includes a garbled phrase about “neither shall any roan phick Sern out of thy hand” and ends with “John.”

John

Industrial revenue bonds as tool for new factories

A columnist argues northeastern states face high costs from unions and taxes, hindering factory moves and suggests tax exempt industrial revenue bonds as a solution. He cites Cherokee Alabama 25 million issue for Armour and Co and other heavy bonds in Kentucky and Arkansas, urging New England and Central West cities to adopt such approaches to attract industry and reverse outmigration.

Babson Park Mass Wecomers South U.S West Virginia Cherokee Ala Armour and Co Armour General Tire Kentucky Borg-Warner Corporation Arkansas New England C of C Central West

Bridge bidding and slam decisions in Notrump and suit contracts

The article discusses a bridge hand where North opens four notrump and the partnership evaluates slam possibilities. It weighs point counts, suit fit, and responses, concluding a slam is likely in some lines, with clubs or hearts as potential trumps and careful bidding to push toward six clubs or seven if fitting cards appear.

Trump North

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