Editorial: Baytown Plan Debate Over Federal Aid
Baytown residents clash over applying for federal aid to fund a 60 000 Comprehensive Plan for Community Development with 75 percent federal cost. The plan would study growth, land use, and public needs over two years, without committing to urban renewal. City council may proceed without a referendum, while urban renewal remains a future possibility only if pursued by a council and voter referendum.
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Baytown
State Health Department
Kennedy
Eisenhower
James M
Jim) Bryan
Maybe Not A Labor Threat Maybe Not A Labor Threat
Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg said James R Hoffa head of the Teamsters is not a labor movement threat. Yet Hoffa is portrayed as a danger to national welfare with power to disrupt transportation. Critics say Congress balked at stronger laws, leaving Hoffa unchecked.
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Arthur Goldberg
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
United States
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Uncle Sam
Congressional
Congress
Dimmy Hoffa
Berlin Exposes West Berlin Appeal to East German Refugees
Drew Pearson reports Khrushchev pressured by East German leaders over Berlin and co existence, while West Berlin thrives as capitalism’s showcase. Refugees flee to West Germany seeking labor opportunities, with West Berlin housing shifts easing their arrival. Two couples from Dresden and Leipzig recount losses from collectivization and state control, choosing better prospects in Augsburg and West Germany.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Massachusetts
East Berlin
East Germany
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West Berlin
United States
Khrushchhev
Marlene Schmidt
Miami
Allen Dukes
CIA
West Germany
St Mallenfelde
Dresden
Augsburg
Bavaria
Leipzig
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin as editors with Fred Hartman Jim Boone as Editor and Publisher and Beulah Mae Jackson as Office Manager. It notes 54 Business Manager Preston Pendergrass and ADVERTISING departments. Rates and post office info are included and it is a Baytown Texas publication.
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Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown Sun, Inc
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Baytown
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Preston Pendergrass
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HISTORY OF QUIZ TEASER AND RETAIL LEGEND PUZZLES
A garbled 1920s style compilation mixes wordplay trivia, namedroppers, auction terms, and famous figures. It includes questions about a Credit Mobilier scandal link, Cortes and Maximilian residences, armor making, the Stuarts’ last throne bid, and a famous retail magnate’s identity.
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Maexco City
Cortes
England
Kennedy's early tests show mixed success with Congress
President Kennedy faces tough battles as his major programs struggle in Congress. Civil rights remains off the table, medical care stalls, and foreign aid gains momentum after a televised Berlin warning. His approach relies on White House contact, but progress remains uneven.
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American Medical Association
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Zanucks Move Controversial Film To Warner Bros
Hollywood AP Richard D Zanuck son of Darryl F Zanuck heads Zanuck enterprises and moved The Chapman Report to Warner Bros after a clash with a 20th Century Fox committee. He says the film will not be lurid and has censor Geoffrey Shurlock’s approval. Dick Zanuck cites autonomy in his contract and describes Warner’s enthusiasm.
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Chapman Report
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Paris
Jack Warner
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Spyros Skouras
Geoffrey Shurlock
Fragmentary biblical verse note with vaccination remark
A partial, garbled text references flesh and blood not inheriting the kingdom of God and mentions vaccination in a clipped, unclear note. No identifiable people, places, or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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Kingdom of God
How Do You Stand by Babat Goldwater
A reflective piece on agency and personal responsibility in governance. The speaker argues social welfare should not be outsourced to agencies and that individuals must act as their brother's keeper. It questions reliance on government and advocates direct moral accountability despite using state entities in foreign and defense matters. How do you stand, sir.
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Family
Catholic Social Welfare
YMCA
YWCA
Big Brother
Khrushchev
Greenville Man Named Grand River Engineer
Estill Lawless of Greenville Texas has been named engineer for Oklahoma's Grand River dam. He is 40 and currently an electrical engineer for Greenville utilities. He signs a three year contract at 12000 for year one with 1000 raises in each of the next two years and will begin September 1. Oklahoma had sought an engineer for more than four years.
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Ydaallas
Eingland
Ole
Hive
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Cudhottle
Kane
Budapest
Paris
New York
Oklahoma City
Estill Lawless
Greenville, Tex
Oklahoma
Grand River Dam
Lawless
Greenville
Know Your Bridge FET YOUR PLAY A
You are declarer with the West hand at Three Notrump. The best line is to win the king of spades, draw to the dummy, and then establish clubs via a calm spade sequence. If South covers the queen of spades or falls to a doubleton, adjust by cashing the ace of hearts and proceeding to control trumps. The correct approach guarantees the contract against all North South distributions, avoiding risky ducking of spade honors.
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