Top Read Baytown Sun Stories Week of Aug 28
The Baytown Sun lists the week’s top articles by page views led by From radio to TV and now print. Other high performers include Baytown man shoots alleged burglar outside home and BPD denies allegations of raiding wrong house.
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Hillary's America Movie Review Letter to the Editor
A reader endorses Hillary's America as a factual political history film from founding fathers to today. The letter praises its engaging style and patriotic ending with America the Beautiful and the Star Spangled Banner, urging all Americans to see it. Jerry L. Jones, Baytown.
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We Want America Great Again
A reader writes to Maureen Holecek denouncing Democratic leadership and calling for a return to a prosperous free America. The letter argues current leaders contradict themselves, urges opponents to depart, and extols past American strength and freedom.
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Maureen Holecek
Hillary
White House
Cyrus Fletcher
Alan Hudgins
America
Baytown ties to WWII end and USS Indianapolis tale
Baytown links emerge in the WWII end story. Bombardier Kermit Beahan, Nagasaki duty, later life in Baytown. USS Indianapolis crewmen Marvin Baker and Zeb Wilcox from Baytown faced shark infested sea after the sinking. Beahan’s memories and local memory include Baker Road and Kern brothers’ deaths, with Beahan later dying in 1989 near Clear Lake City.
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Lindsey “Zeb” Wilcox
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Philippine Sea
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Robert Shaw
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Pi-Yi
Mike Kern
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English Channel
Paul Bill Kern
George Patton
Europe
Sullivan Brothers
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Clear Lake City
Bryan Nethery
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Opinion: readers critique political speech and language use
JoAn Martin muses on media prose and political rhetoric noting abstract phrasing and dangling participles. She cites examples from George W. Bush and Molly Ivins, urges clearer language, and ends inviting readers to explore her novels.
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Molly Ivins
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Smithsonian Inaugurated by Polk in 1846 and Other Historic Dates
On this date in history the Smithsonian Institution was established by President James K. Polk in 1846. The 31st president Herbert Hoover was born in West Branch, Iowa in 1874. In 1949 the National Military Establishment was renamed the Department of Defense. In 1969 the LaBiancas, Leno and Rosemary, were murdered in their home.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
West Branch
Iowa
National Military Establishment
Department of Defense
Leno
Rosemary LaBianca
Today in History Los Angeles home tied to Manson era
Highlights include the murder of actress Sharon Tate and four others by Manson followers. Also notes 1988 Reagan signs WWII Japanese American internment redress measure for living internees. 1995 McVeigh Nichols charged in Oklahoma City bombing case with lifelong sentences.
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Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Ronald Reagan
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Oklahoma City
McVeigh
Nichols
Herbert Hoover
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