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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1964

Page

4

It's Up To You Mr Motorist How to Drive Safely Near Schools

Editorial urges Baytown motorists to slow for school zones and obey crossing and bus laws. It cites police crackdown before the 1964 65 term, warns of stiff fines for speeders, and appeals to parents and drivers to protect children's lives and health.

Baytown Barney Ward

Convention To Start Monday With Johnson Likely Ticket

The 1964 Democratic National Convention opens Monday in Atlantic City with Lyndon Johnson likely to be nominated. Hubert Humphrey appears favored as running mate, while Goldwater’s well organized campaign looms for the opposition. The piece notes the convention’s drama, media coverage gaps, and the delegates’ pivotal role.

Atlantic City Lyndon B. Johnson Bary Goldwater San Francisco Lyndon Johnson Goldwater

Collecting Craze Sweeps Nation, Babson Says

Babson Park Massachusetts notes a nationwide surge in collecting coins, furniture, stamps, glassware, books and more. He cites inflation fears driving hoarding, advises intelligence and restraint, highlights antiques with value, warns against low quality items, and suggests consulting experts for doubtful glassware and furniture.

Hoger

Is LBJ visiting Texas sparks a weekly capital pulse

The piece describes the recurring anticipation in Austin as LBJ’s movements prompt rapid coordination among hotels, car services, newspapers, and photographers. It notes the rush to deploy reporters to the LBJ Ranch, and mentions last minute trip changes and the rarity of more trips to Texas. It shifts to advice on inflation hedges, recommending hard assets and rare collectibles like historic coins and stamps.

Austin Congress Avenue LBJ Radin Ane Air Force Highland Lakes Texas Johnson White House U. S U.S

Beef imports fall 11 percent in first half of 1963

Washington reports beef imports for the first half of 1963 declined 11 percent from the prior year, totaling 431 million pounds versus 483 million. Cattlemen blame imports for the drop as Australia New Zealand Mexico and Ireland agree to cut shipments to the United States. Total red meat imports for the period fell 12 percent to 568 million pounds.

Washington Agriculture Department Australia New Zeland Mexico Ireland

Battle Abbey and Cinque Ports historic site mystery

Multiple historical notes recount a site connected to William the Conqueror and Battle Abbey, once a Cinque Port naval hub, whose prosperity waned under Tudor sea defenses and revived with 19th century railway tourism. The prompt also mentions Trotsky’s death in 1940 and assorted trivia lines from the column.

Sussex William the Conqueror William Battle Britain

Johnson weighs VP picks as Kennedy and Mansfield ripple

President Johnson weighs possible running mates amid a field including Hubert Humphrey, Mike Mansfield, Gene McCarthy, and others. He notes Bobby Kennedy and McNamara shaped expectations, with Connally doubting Texas odds if Kennedy is on the ticket. He envisions a vice president near the White House to aid foreign policy and administration duties.

Drew Parson Washington Orly Johnson Sargent Shriver Jerusalem Bobby Kennedy Idonesia Sukarno Hubert Humphrey LBJ John’ Connally Texas Democratic Party Bobby Connally Bob. Kennedy Robert McNamara Labor McNamara Ford White House Richard Daley Chicago William Miller Robert Wagner New York Pat Brown California Ed Muskie Maine Mike. Mansfield Montana Senate Gene. McCarthy Minnesota Gene McCarthy Gene American Legion Hubert Franklin Roosevelt Jr Husbert Roosevelt West Virginia Mike Mansfield Lyndon Mike Mansfield State Department United States Humphrey

Letters Questioning Walker Elementary Closure Policy

A Cornwal, New York letter polls the school board on closing Walker Elementary at Cedar Bayou. The writer questions $10,000 savings and whether small schools hinder opportunities, praising principal Mrs Walker and urging public board evaluation.

the Sun Walker Cedar Bayou Andress Braswell Clayton Drive

Daily Crossword King Feature Puzzle Preview

Crossword clues listed for the King Feature daily puzzle. Entries include cougar indigo source Great Lake move sideways Celtic goddess tree and other themed terms with answers like blunders wager jellylike substance and fencer's foil.

Know Your Bridge Strategy for 3NT and Six Clubs

The article explains play methods for two bridge hands. It weighs heart finesse versus 3-3 spade splits, emphasizing a 50 percent chance of holding king hearts and 36 percent for 3-3 spade division. It favors the heart finesse and outlines steps to establish diamonds before hearts, with detailed line choices and risk considerations.

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