City Council Should Speak on Annexing Baytown Areas
The Baytown Sun urges the City Council to decide on annexing Brownwood Lakewood Wooster Country Club Oaks Craigmont Place. A committee study shows potential cost shifts to homeowners, with net increases of about 23 and 16 dollars yearly but added services and protections. Citizens seek clear, timely information and decision.
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Baytown
City of
Brownwood
Lakewood-Wooster
Country Club Oaks
Craigmont Place
Parents should trust instinct over expert child guidance
A New York psychiatrist Dr Maurice Linden cautions that relying on lectures and articles on child rearing can mislead parents. He cites two cases where mothers worried over a child’s behavior and a husband’s playfulness, arguing natural love and discipline beat gadgetry and that psychology’s relatively recent rise should not replace parental judgement. Reading offers pleasant, profitable value though.
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Atlanta Journal and Constitution
New York
Maurice Linden
Baytown Sun Staff and Rates Notice
Baytown Sun lists staff positions including editor publisher and managers. It shows subscription rates by carrier at 1.45 per month and 17.40 per year, with mail rates on request. The paper is a second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office and is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Associated Press marks and publishing associations are noted.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Wember
Associated Press
Fughie
PantiRaem Et Tega Daily Newspaper
Assn
Texas Press Anm
Tax cut suspense as job data influences Kennedy timing
Analysis notes Kennedy may delay tax cuts despite adviser pressure as unemployment falls to 5.8 percent, with Goldberg citing encouraging figures. July retail, construction and production data show a mixed economy, while steel earnings lag and auto output shifts to 1963 models amid a broad earnings surge.
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Jack Lefler
New York
Kennedy
Congo
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ave
First National City Bank of New York
General Motors
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf excerpted lessons on world view
A Missouri school superintendent presents a world scale picture: compress 3 billion people into a town of 1000. Among 60 Americans and 940 others, disparities in income life expectancy food share and energy use are stark. The vignette asks readers if they still feel sorry for themselves.
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Ditor
Tom Dreier
Missouri
Ragman Rolls to Muddle Histories and Hints of Mystery
Today’s quiz bundles five questions on medieval allegiance records, a commemorative elegy for Tchaikovsky, a Canadian island query, a sect claiming Revelations’ two witnesses, and a Roman hill origin tale. Answers link to Edward I records, Rachmaninov, Vancouver Island, a 11th century English religious sect, and the Palatine.
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Edward I
England
Sergei Rachmaninov
P. I. Tchaikovsky
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Palatine
Washington Drug Debate on Thalidomide and Policy
The column warns that thalidomide may be only one drug linked to birth defects and mental retardation as Humphrey committee hints at broader drug risks. It cites unsafe animal testing, urges education for women of childbearing age, and notes cases of deformed babies tied to German sources while discussing broader U.S. budget and defense spending contrasts.
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Washington
Minnesota
Hubert
Humphrey Committee
Helen Taussig
Johns Hopkins
Europe
Canada
United States
Atlantic
Germany
England
Defense Department
St. Paul
Minn
Robert Finkbine
Phoenix
Ariz
Fulton Lewis JR
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevensan
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Budget Bureau
National Science Foundation
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvana Avenue
Letters Praise Polio Efforts By Harris County Doctors
Dr Thomas L Royce thanks Harris County Medical Society for mass polio immunization success. He credits Dr Q A Fly and Dr Jack Hilo and urges continued public support to finish the program this fall. Fort Worth story notes Leonard Department Store plans a subway tunnel to link to a Trinity River parking lot as part of a $2 million development.
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the Sun
Houston
Harris County
Harris County Medical Society
Q. A. Fly
Jack Hilo
Iizasion
Thomas L. Royce
Fort Worth
Leonard Department
Trinity River
Samuel B inventor and other crossword clues
Across clues include Samuel B inventor and 6 letter chair back piece. Various entries cover forms of upgrade and relief such as uprisings, Mulligan, valerian, Irish fuel, fumes protection, and titles. Other terms span measurement, bell sound, clock, door joint, and oak container.
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Samuel ¥.B
Mulligan
Churchill
Bell Sound
C. T
Not a safe contract in six diamonds in a team match
In a France team match a South player defended against six diamonds after a 72NT pass sequence. West returned the queen of diamonds, declarer misread and was dead after a diamond block. Szwarc avoided clubs, prompting a Greek gift and a rare drawn result though at another table six diamonds went down.
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France
West
Henri Szwere
Jed
East
Declarer
South
Sewarc
Szware
Queen of Hearts
Szwarc
Algo
Syndicum
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Beulah Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadhey
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
P. O. Box
Baytown, Texas
Ories
U.steel Corp
Big Steel
Bennett Cerf
Rome
Cyrus' the Great
Gertrude Ederle
Happy
Lucille Bal
Comedienne
Pauline Betz Addie
Irauis Jame
Clem Labine
Baseball
Folk OF Fame
Nan Jones
Central Press
Massachusetts
Eee . Lahove
Washington Report
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Balkans
General Services Administration
GSA
Office of Science and Technology
Jerome Weisner
Isner
Charles Jonas
Weisner
Appropriations Committee
Arizona
John Rhodes
Rhodes
King
Law L.kneads
Auiwar
Peope
Baicva
Lamb's
Skeinaf
Conae
God of
Uae
By B. Jay Becker
West East
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Kakss
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