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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1960

Page

2

Century City: Becket's Satellite City Of The Future

Los Angeles profile of Welton Becket and Century City, a half billion dollar project envisioned as a self contained urban complex. Becket promotes 17 story towers, plazas, and three level garages linked by mass transit, with homes for all income levels and a philosophy of total design transforming suburban life.

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Dreaming ABC New Morning Radio Log

Fragmented radio program log lists show names like ABC and Harvey plus Mike and Paul Harvey. Mentions various show titles and time slots in a noisy OCR entry with multiple brand references and unclear context.

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Anne Klein design details 1960 olive green ensemble

Description of a 1960 Anne Klein Junior Sophisticates outfit in olive green silk broad cloth printed with turquoise and yellow flowers. The ensemble features a blouse styled top with a wide elasticized harem pant, the ensemble tied by a decorative decollete element.

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Everywhere By Hal Boyle Assignment: Everywhere By Hal Boyle NEW YORK AP

A fragmented World War II column by Hal Boyle reflects on American resilience, memory, and evolving myths of hardship. The piece juxtaposes past depressions with wartime prosperity, questioning how traditions endure or fade in modern times. It hints at social and economic parallels between 1929 to the war era.

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CBS enters the opinion arena with equal time challenge

The piece notes CBS plans to mix editorials with news and dispute press bias, citing a New York trial with mayoral equal time. It recalls the Depression era $2 hotel room, detailing its charm and flaws, then questions what happened to affordable lodging as modern hotels shift pricing and impersonal service dominates.

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British WACs Rebel Against Army Curfew

Twenty one women of the Women's Royal Army Corps protested a late curfew at Manorrier Camp. Led by Pvt Elizabeth McConnachie they criticized restrictions on romance and freedom. A midnight demonstration on the parade square ended with no punishment after the army promised an inquiry and released the detainees.

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Hong Kong Tops World Ship Scrapping in 1980

Hong Kong, the world’s largest ship graveyard, scrapped 53 vessels totaling 365,084 gross tons in 1980 and 30 ships in early 1980. The city also exported 95,444 tons of scrap metal worth about 5.3 million dollars in the first four months, with over 90 percent going to Japan.

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Trains Roll Again On Long Island Line

NEW YORK AP trains rolled again on the Long Island Rail Road after a 26 day shutdown due to a strike. Conductor Rocco Cuello and Engineer Edward J. Carmen commented on the resolution, while riders faced a projected fare rise of about 326 a year. The peace pact ends a five day week for workers earning about 8 000 yearly, with some work rules relaxed and wage gains surrendered.

New York Long Island Rail Road Rocco Cuello Edward J. Carmen Road Brotherhood of Railroad

Imposter Buys Gun Posing as Prison Wardens Rep

Atlanta AP reports a man, posing as a Stone Mountains Prison official, ordered 14 revolvers 6 shotguns and over 1000 rounds from an Atlanta hardware store on July 2. The buyer signed as L. Green, and Warden Hoke Smith alerted authorities as investigators sought the suspect.

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