City County Plan Facelift For Jail Inches Toward Reality
Editorial notes that joint city county remodeling may revamp Harris County jail in Baytown. Proposals include removing steel cell frames, adding light and air, replacing with lattice, creating a juvenile ward, restrooms for Negroes, a drunk tank, and improved plumbing. Work hinges on engineering study and budget after Jan 1 1962.
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W. V. Ramsey
Precinct
Baytown
A. Clayton
Ramsey
John Busch
Clayton
Roy Montgomery
M. M
Fats) Brown
Bill Elliott
Commissioners Court
Corporation Court
Justice Court
Harris County
Sheriff's Department
Houston
Titov’s Earth hop turns time inside out on flight
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov logged a 23 hour orbit that bent calendar days as he circled the globe. The International Date Line and the Midnight Meridian shifted his local time, making Sunday become Saturday then Monday before landing in Moscow on Monday.
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Washington
Gherman Titov
Titov
Soviet Union
Im.p.h
Moscowov
Ina
Wellman Chamberlin
Anal Geographic Society
Troy
Une
Teynati
Moscow
Pacific Ocean
Hawali
Davis Strait
South Pacific
South America
Antarctic
Palmer Peninsula
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff positions including editor publisher business manager managing editor and office manager with names and roles. It notes publication practices as a daily and Sunday newspaper based in Baytown Texas and printer and Associated Press affiliations.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Ccsccsersesssvereuesy
Verses
Jim Boone
Das Preston Pendergraaa
Beulah Mae Jackson
Unification myth flags German peace and war risks
Drew Pearson reports from Berlin on Germany's split state and the Berlin crisis. He argues unification is a myth and unlikely to occur, citing religious divides, Western and Eastern systems, and political constraints. He assesses future militarism risk across three generations, noting the uncertain stance of youths toward Nazism and democracy.
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Drew Pearson
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
England
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Wehrmacht
Hitler
Les Pearson
Referee Uses Sonic Whistle To Deter Aggressive Soccer Squad
In an Australian match, referee Eric Ilk faced a heated Polish squad threatening him. He produced an ultrasonic whistle, triggering a German police dog to appear and menace the players, forcing the team back to their dugout.
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Australia
Eric Ilk
Today’s grab bag and famous births and careers
A jumble of trivia and quick questions about citizenship age, country native names, Malta location, and Morro Castle, followed by a horoscope style note for Sunday and a celebrity roll call. It also highlights a Latin American affairs specialist, a Texas banker turned diplomat, and a 1950s state department career path with key awards and roles.
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Sri Lanka
Malta
Morro Castle
le Birking
University of Texas
Mexico
Texas
Foreign Service
State Department
Ad- I
Argentine envoy to the United States and economics minister
The text presents two questions about a figure named NAN JONES and a second specialist in economics and finance from Argentina. It notes a Buenos Aires born lawyer active in judiciary affairs from 1946, involvement in constitutional reform, ambassadorship to Russia from 1955 to 1958, and a later appointment as minister of economics before a current posting as Argentine ambassador to the United States.
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Argentina
U.S
Buenos Aires
Russia
Irish Countryside Reverence and Local Pioneers Near Glendalough
Irene Corbally Kuan describes Wicklow's sacred ruins and tranquil countryside where pilgrims roam St Kevin's monastic site and Lough Dan, owned by Archer of the Ford Agency. The piece praises Irish life, hospitality, and a cautious plan to manage industrial growth without losing the nation’s gentle character.
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Glendalough
Ireland
Cos Monauts
Ussr
County Wicklow
St. Kevin
Trish
Dells
Lough Dan
Ford Agency
Archer
Kathleen
McNamara Rejects European Troop Increase Plan
Washington AP says Defense Secretary McNamara rejected NATO and U.S. European command calls to add 38,000 ground troops in Europe. Instead, U S forces in Europe will total 3,000 to 4,000 more. Reasons include a smaller overall buildup and fears of Soviet escalation. NATO commander Gen Norstad proposed 18,000 more to the 7th Army and 20,000 for smaller units.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S. Army
Europe
Army Navy Air Force Journal
U. S
NATO
Defense Department
Lauris Norstad
Bruce €. Clarke
Garrison H. Davidson
7Th Army
McNamara
Soviet Union
JFK approves call up of reserves for Berlin threat
President Kennedy issued an executive order granting the Pentagon authority to call reservists to active duty and extend enlistment periods for service members. Congress had approved this power to strengthen forces amid the Soviet Berlin threat. duty tours may be extended up to 12 months if ending before next July.
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Washington
Kennedy
Pentagon
Congress
Srengthen
Berlin
How Do You Stand
Washington writer questions Outer Mongolia admission to the UN linking it to broader Cold War strategy. He cites Lattimore, Amerasia ties, and a Kennedy administration critique, warning that recognizing Mongolia would bolster Soviet influence and weaken anti communism in world affairs. He urges care before voting on Red China and similar moves.
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Washington
Bob
Caroline
State Department
Outer Mongolia
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
United Nations
Lattimore
Reda
Red China
House Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
U.S
Far East
Berlin
Rusk
Bible Verse Psalms 70 4 Phrase Let God Be Magnified
A biblical verse encourages joy for those who seek the Lord and love salvation. It calls believers to continually praise and magnify God. The quotation highlights faith, devotion, and reverence in a concise devotional framing.
Know Your Bridge Went dealer in world championship notes
The article discusses bidding and play errors in a 1954 France versus United States world championship match. It recounts a Ghestem opening left North-South in jeopardy and contrasts two spade challenges with a hearts lead, highlighting how even top players fail to reach the optimal contract often.
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Ter
Hearts
France
United States
Ghestem
Bacherich
North
Daily Crossword Clues Puzzle Entry
Across and down hints reveal a themed grid. The clues include Down 1 and 2 with wordplay on Maori and a touch ending. The brief puzzle emphasizes social play and word connections for solvers.
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