Connecting Dorris and Hemlock Streets in Craigmont Ponderosa Area
The city council appointed a committee to study linking two near but unconnected streets 30 feet apart. If paved the 30 foot strip would give faster access to Baker Road, despite Diamond Alkali Co demanding 5000 dollars to relocate gas mains. Residents debate the proposal with petitions for and against, and officials favor proceeding now while negotiating a possible compromise with the gas line company.
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Tpatedy
Dorris
Hemlock
Craigmont
Ponderosa
Leayhe
Raigment
Baker’Road
Miei Ok Oun
He City
Diamond Alkali Co
Deer’ Park
Baytown ‘Sun
Sun
Letter to the Editor on college board election and regents
C W Gillette D D S of 1709 Lee Drive writes that the August 3 school board meeting should have been televised to inform the community about the district’s educational issues A county judge ordered an election of regents for September 7 but the board voted 5 to 2 to appoint new regents amid criticism that they avoided decisive action and kept power centralized, leaving Baytown residents angered by the process.
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Suri
Board of Regents
Seth Mitchell
Democrati
Jesus
Baytown
C.W. Gillette
D.D.S
Lee Drive
Oil Lease Bid Story From Texas And Louisiana
The narrator recounts sealed bids on Texas offshore water bottom leases in 1935 as the high bidder. In 1960 federal offshore Louisiana bidding, six 5 000 acre tracts were won, with Interior Department staff vociferously opposing five bids. One granted tract proved nonproductive after substantial investment. Attempts to obtain delivery failed, then five 5900 acre blocks were reoffered and bids were accepted at a lower level.
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Texas
Louisiana
Interior Department
Baytown Sun masthead and address fragment
Fragmented newspaper masthead from Baytown Sun shows staff roles and address details. Repeats names and titles with publishing, advertising, and management positions, plus post office filing notice.
U S Builds Sukarno N-Plant Amid Mideast Crisis
Fulton Lewis Jr reports the United States plans to fund half the cost of a reactor building for Sukarno's Indonesia under the Atoms for Peace program with a $350,000 grant. Critics urge a firmer stand against aiding rivals amid Indonesian weapons development and regional tensions.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Sukarno
State Department
Foggy Bottom
U. S. Oaf
United States
Sukammo
William Broomfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Michigan Republican
Malaysia
Indonesia
Java Sea
East Java
Antara
Sukarmo
Atoms For Peace
Atrocities Reported in Dominican Government
Washington column details a confidential OAS briefing alleging mass executions by Gen. Antonio Imbert and his military government in Santo Domingo. It describes midnights on roads to Victoria and Mata Redonda, with prisoners shot and left unburied, and cites a police and armed forces role, the prison at La Victoria, and U.S. aid and influence in supporting the junta.
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Serpong
Bandung
D. Pusponegoro
Peking
Red China
Sukarno
Indonesia
Michael Stewart
Malaysia
Paul Rogers
Florida Democrat
U.S
Cuba
North Viet Nam
Castro
Rogers
Drew Pearson
Washington
Antonio Imbert
Organization of American States
Imbert
OAS
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Ellsworth Bunter
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Trujillo
Danijel Schweitzer
Alfonzo Quiroz
Jorge Avendany
Vicioso
Armed Forces
Geain
la Victoria
Canital
Yuza Bridge
OAS Commission
Yuce Bridge
Mata Redonda
Government of National Reconstruction
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
United States
Lighter Side: Henry Fumbles Through Unmarked Police Cars
Henry MecLEMORE shares a comical vacation misadventure in South Carolina. He and his wife Mary travel by car while nervously avoiding unmarked police vehicles, fearing unknown disguises and hidden speed traps. His anxiety grows as he recounts passing only illusory patrol cars.
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Henry Meclemore
Mary
South Carolina
World’s largest living bird and early American lore
Questions cover the ostrich as largest living bird and San Diego as first permanent Cali settlement site. The earliest rodeo origin cites Pecos, Texas in 1883. Ralph Lane is named as Virginia’s first governor. Germany identified for tobacco use by early Englishman. Waltz origin traced to Austria, with Berlin Wall note and various trivia items.
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California
the Ostrich
San Diego
Pecos
Tex
Ralph Lane
Virginia
Germany
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across and Down
Across a Miss Turner 5 Clubs St Scale 10 Lariat 12 Subside 13 Biblical name 14 Conjunction 15 Exclamation 16 Right-hand page AT Seized 20 Eskimo knife 21 Electrified particle 22 Birds as a class 23 Gesture 27 Hantooy 28 Period 29 Immediately 30 Former German State 34 Half an em 35 Footlike part 36 Ancient 37 Competitor 39 Forked 41 Steps over a fence 42 An assumed 43 Comfort 44 Happy Down S Work PEE Yesterday's Answer 32 Greek epic poem 38 Sums up 35 Chums 38 By way of 39 Sack 40 Sick
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker
South to move after West North East South bidding 1 diamond double pass. Five hands examined with recommendations: 1 two clubs showing strength, 2 three clubs with jump response, 3 two no trump stressing flat distribution, 4 two hearts to pursue major suit game, 5 four hearts aiming for immediate game.
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Ives
King
North
Tres Syndicate, Inc
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