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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
4
The piece analyzes the Los Angeles riots, criticizing violence while acknowledging progress in civil rights. It cites leaders, community tensions, and the risk of a wider race war, urging prevention of further violence and lessons for whites and Negroes nationwide.
Foreign steel mill products imported in June reached 1,191,872 tons, the third straight month over a million. For the first six months of 1965 imports totaled 4,938,461 tons, up 63 percent from 1964, with a dollar value of 357,901,215. Canada border and inland ports saw the biggest gains, and Japan led with 462,992 tons in June. Hot rolled and cold rolled sheets surged, up 275 percent and 234 percent respectively.
A crowded Madison Avenue collision among a police car a taxicab and another vehicle sparks anger among the drivers. A pedestrian asks if anyone is killed, and a bystander quips that none was. Astronaut Edward White delights a Houston author at a reception with praise for her book.
A Baytown gathering honors figures including Che Baytown Freston Pendergrass Beulsh Mae Jackson and Corrie Laughlin with remarks by Robert K. Gilmore Bill Hartman John Wadley Peut Putman and others. The event pays homage to community figures and public service.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. It is entered as second class matter at Baytown Post Office under the Act of March 31879 and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail. Represented nationally by exax Newspaper Representatives, Inc and a member of Associated Press.
Fulton Lewis and Julius Epstein allege Soviet space program failures and possible losses of eight cosmonauts. They cite pressuring evidence from Congressional Record and Hoover Institute, including claims of Shiborin Dalgow Zawodowsky and other failed missions, plus disputed moon photos deemed faked.
In Bristol Tennessee Henry McLemore recounts visiting a drag strip with friends and attempting a backward leap to youth. A novice run in a rail car, ignited by a green light, ends with a violent crash that ages him twenty years and leaves him dazed as he realizes he cannot return to his younger self.
A report on campus agitators led by second generation Communists. FBI sources and government figures link young Marxists to student protests tied to Viet Nam and civil rights. Ford cites intelligence noting a trio of students enrolled to stir demonstrations at a university.
Washington column relays a confidential OAS report detailing the fatal injuries of Father James Arthur MacKinnon in the Dominican Republic. The account cites close-range bullets and blunt force during arrests by Gen. Imbert's troops, with bodies recovered at La Victoria and on the Yuca River Bridge, and notes U.S. support for the regime. It also covers Mississippi Head Start funding disputes and a Illinois governor veto on a police stop and search bill.
A historic ruler served as both patron and performer in his royal court ballets, reflecting a rare blend of governance and artistic involvement, with the monarch’s influence shaping dance repertoire and court culture.
In 1853 a young emperor narrowly survived a neck stab during wall patrols. Vienna later built a striking church with twin openwork towers near 300 feet tall to honor the escape. The column hints at the landmark and the era, blending history with a quiz style prompt.
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing an increase in the World Bank capital stock. The rise requires approval by other participating nations and would not raise the United States subscription.
Crossword clues listed in mixed sequence with numbers and hints across multiple categories. Includes references to Shagry Glacial pinnacle Speak and other terse hints, with entries such as Death notices Cars Hebrew set and Warbled Teetecdar's Answer.
West declarer faces Four Spades with North leading clubs and trump shifts. The article outlines a dummy reversal strategy, drawing two rounds of trumps, managing clubs and diamonds, and using ruffs to establish a three trick path, stressing proper line regardless of declarer position. It warns against drawing a second trump round as it risks defeat.
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