Changing Times at Humble urged Baytown to embrace change
Editorial lauds Humble's shift from old practices under Vice President Pressler and urges Baytown to adopt the same proactive approach. It cites Burke on change, notes industry survivors and failures from 1908 to 1958, and argues Baytown needs a unified future plan and the Pressler Doctrine.
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Herman P. Pressler Jr
Humble of and Refining Co
Houston
Edmund Burke
Burke
Humble
Pressler
America
Herman Pressler
Baytown
The
Baytown Sun
U S Merchant Marine labeled withered by critics
U S Merchant Marine described as a dying force by Reps Rogers and Keith who warn Soviet maritime expansion threatens free world trade. They cite aging American fleets, rising Soviet shipbuilding, and reliance on foreign vessels for war materiel to Viet Nam.
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Bill Schulz
Fulton Lewis
Washington
U. S. Merchant Marine
National Defense
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Hastings Keith R.mass
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Soviet Union
D.-Md
Rogers
Keith
U.S
Russia
Kremlin
Viet Nam
Cuba
United Arab Republic
Syria
India
Arnes
Asia
Keith Ferm
U. S
United Kingdom
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Clues
Puzzle style word power list with multiple clues spanning animals foods actions and descriptors including dog breed and botanical terms. Contains numerous short definitions and cross references, suggesting a broad themed vocabulary exercise from a NEA feature.
First Day Of Classes In LP Schools Sept 1
La Porte schools plan to start classes September 1 as announced by Supt Ralph B Pearce. Holidays include Labor Day September 5 and Thanksgiving November 24 25 Christmas through January 2 Easter March 24 27 and San Jacinto Day April 21. End of first semester January 20 end of second semester May 26 with early dismissal May 12 for a TSTA meeting and baccalaureate May 21 commencement May 26. An orientation for new faculty is set for Wednesday August 30.
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la Porte
Ralph B. Pearce
San Jacinto
la Porte Unit
TSTA
Dallas Company Signs Air Force Contracts
Dallas Airmotive, Inc. of Dallas has signed three one year contracts with the Air Force totaling about 6.5 million dollars for overhaul and related services for engines. President Henry I. McGee said the company has held similar Air Force contracts since 1941.
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Dallas
Dallas Airmotive, Inc
Air Force
Henry I. McGee
Purge In China Is Drastic
New York columnist questions the severity of China's political purge and doubts official explanations of Mao Tse-tung's river swim. He compares Mao to U.S. leaders, probes who runs the Chinese government, and suggests photos may hide rivals or forces behind the scenes.
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New York
China
Peking
Shanghai
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Yangtze
Mao
Johnson
Mount Vernon
Pearson Answers Some Reader Questions Washington
Drew Pearson presents reader queries with brief replies from Joseph Borkin Travis B Gissendanner Jr Smith Kline fund notes Sen Fred Harris Gordon Lange Mrs Alfred Cross Mr Donne Hall White House events New Holland Farm Machinery Chad Calhoun Sonny Dougie Fred Betz Lamar Under Secretary John Carver plus a Bible quote from First Peter.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Joseph Borkin
LBJ
LBY
Travis B. Gissendanner Jr
Behigh Acres
Fla
State Department
Rusk
Lynda Bird Johnson
U.S
Spain
Lynda
Smith Kline
French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Jack Anderson
Senate Finance Committee
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
George Washington Memorial Highway
Gordon Lange
Swarthmore
Humphrey
Air Force
Minnesota
Fort Worth
New Orleans
New York
Columbia
Alfred Cross
Pennyfield Lock
Travilah
Udall
Potomac River
Seneca, Creek
Donne Hall
Westfield
NY. N. Y
Johnson
Laci
Secret Service
Defense Department
Fat Nugent
Jerry Nugent
South Viet Nam
Tght
Chad Calhoun
Palm Springs
Calif
Pat Brown
Carmen Warshaw
California
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Brown
Charlies Warren
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing staff notes
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Che Baytoum, Fred Hartman, James H. Hale, Preston Pendergrass, Beulah Mae Jackson, Bill Hartman, Ann B. Pritchett, and John Woolley among others. It notes publication details at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office classification and subscription rates. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Istant
Ret
John Woolley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
BP. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pressociated Press
Inherited Dentin Color Determines Teeth Hue
Readers ask why some teeth look yellow while others stay white. Dentin color and enamel thickness shape shade. thin enamel on yellow dentin shows through. Inheritance likely drives both dentin color and enamel quality.
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Pve
WIN AT BRIDGE Experts Gain Extra Chance
Experts are luckier than ordinary bridge players because they play to maximize the chances of success. The article explains a hypothetical hand where an expert avoids drawing all trumps too early and uses a sequence of plays including a queen of spades and a duck in dummy to secure the contract, illustrating superior planning and technique.
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West
Bridge play analysis of trump line and club break
The excerpt discusses two potential lines for declarer to trump a club, return to his hand with the ace of diamonds, draw the last trump, and claim the contract. It notes both plans could succeed if clubs split 3 3 7, otherwise the success hinges on opponents’ trump length and ruffing options.
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Trump
South
West
Declarer
Bridge bidding puzzle with spades on weak hand
The hand ARIES WAQES 42 BAR BA shows South must decide after a sequence: West North East South pass passes. With a potential four spade contract in view and a weak hand from partner, consider a cautious bid or pass depending on partnership agreement. Await Monday for the official solution and answer.
Quick Quiz Qs on Early U S Chief Justice and Boxing Origin
Question asks who was the first chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. Answer: John Jay. Another query asks where modern boxing began. Note James Figg in England 1719 to 1730, with Jack Broughton later turning boxing into a national sport.
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United States Supreme Court
John, Jay
James Figg
England
Jack Broughton
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