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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1960
Page
4
Governor Price Daniel calls for heightened caution as Labor Day traffic rises. The piece notes Labor Day is historically deadly, cites past death and injury trends, and urges enforcement against speeding and drinking drivers. It highlights Texas's year-to-date reductions and stresses public safety to keep deaths down.
A reader addresses Robert E. Lee High School’s senior class of 1961, urging graduates to shape their last year with leadership, school spirit, and memories. The letter reflects on past memories from commencement, sports events, assemblies, and the color ritual, encouraging seniors to make the year meaningful and to set examples for underclassmen.
A fragmented biblical phrasing cites Hebrews 1 3 about the brightness of glory and the express image of his person, claiming divine upholding all things by the word of power. The text mixes devotional elements with a quirky note about working sixty before and after age six.
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Drew Pearson reports Texas Baptists and a Dallas leader drive religion into the Kennedy Johnson race. Carl Collins heads Texans for Nixon, touting radio and TV outreach as he pressures Shivers and Baylor ties, while a Dallas News poll signals Protestant voters lean Nixon. Catholics face limited turnout due to poll tax issues.
A whimsical item from a South printing plant office records a string of given names Lum Dub Teel Quince Zack Seph Zeb and others with boss Eustacel a2 In Texas elementary a school cited by Paul Crumie. It notes a sixth grade pronoun definition and a golf tip about picking up the wrong ball at a vacation resort.
A jumble of questions and notes mentions a noble saying about global welfare, a Syncean pose about senses, a famous opening line, and a garbled history of an early college now Columbia University, plus a gaze on Whately and a biographical note about Gerrit Elias and an author’s life.
Nan Jones reviews the life of Desiderius Erasmus, monk turned priest turned critic of church and reformers, whose writings helped lay the groundwork for the revival of learning and the Renaissance. The column also salutes birthdays and stray items, including names like Wilkins Primrose and George Kelava Dale Mitchett, and hints at a puzzle or quiz segment.
The Senate resists confirming Robert Alan Bicks as Assistant Attorney General while detailing his trust busting record. The piece portrays Bicks as a small, resolute leader whose Section 7 enforcement reshaped antitrust policy, backed by the Eisenhower administration and a large DOJ staff.
A Sumter newspaper piece argues that employee sick days stem from managerial issues. It cites the American Psychiatric Association noting real symptoms like headaches and upset stomachs may reflect a tense, anxious workplace caused by poor management and leaders.
TV listings for Wednesday morning and afternoon include Cadet Dan shows Daily Word Morning Report Farm Report Today and Houston News Today in Houston and several children's programs then Afternoon to Evening line up with game shows dramas soaps and news, listing times and program titles across the day. The schedule shows a mix of entertainment educational and news programs with entries such as Tumbleweed Time Our Miss Brooks and Guiding Light along with news segments Huntley Brinkley and Edwards News.
An article exploring advanced bridge play and improvised reasoning as Terence Reese explains strategies for handling trump breaks. It discusses declarer decisions when the spade read is wrong and how to manage trumps and suits to avoid losing extra tricks, including a specific problem where 4-1 trump breaks are encountered. It emphasizes practical techniques for expert players.
A scrambled OCR style text fragment lists phrases and clues with scattered numbers and foreign terms. It appears as a mix of bookish items and disjointed references such as Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and various cryptic notes like Tibetan gazelle and French man’s name.
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