Baytown Debate Over City Hall Site Ends With Voter Backing
Editorial urges respecting the West Main Market site for the city hall and civic center. It argues that bond funds and plans were approved by voters and changing location without a referendum would ignore the people's will and waste money already spent. It notes opposition exists but supports proceeding promptly.
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Morgan the radio star turned author in spoof tale
Henry Morgan began as a page boy at a New York station and rose to announcer after a mishap in the washroom. He later toured Duluth with man-on-the-street interviews and record throwing stunts before publishing a juvenile book titled Sono and the Belagician's Nephew and the Elephant.
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Baytown Letter Probes Sun Front Page Stance On School Board
Jewel Dunning of 200 Burnet Drive writes to The Sun questioning the Friday front page double picture, asks if the paper critiques the college board selection method, and accuses the Connally Conservatives of backing an open sewer bill tied to board policy and the downfall of “poor mulls.”
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Bible Verse Reference for Romans 3 11
A user asks for a verse reference noting that Romans 3 11 is cited. The request appears as a fragmentary line with garbled surrounding text and repeats the verse citation format. No additional context or content is provided beyond the reference itself.
Fragmented OCR Advertisement Teems with Missing Names
Partial readable lines show an advertising department and staff names like John Wadley and Paul Putman. References to carrier rates and mail subscriptions appear, with scattered fragments suggesting a publishing office under an act of Congress. The text is garbled and noncontiguous.
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Spon
Riots and political fallout shake California and nation
Fulton Lewis reports on Los Angeles riots harming Governor Edmund G. Brown's political standing as officials scramble to deploy the National Guard amid deadly unrest. The piece notes editorials condemning the administration, Brown's vacillation, and poll figures showing Republican rivals ahead. It also covers radical groups stirring unrest in Chicago and Tito's devaluation maneuver affecting U.S. debt.
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Thomas Kuchel
George Murphy
George Christopher
Washington M GOP Round: Meany blocks U.S. wheat sales to Russia
Washington area senators weigh blocking Taft Hartley section 14 B while George Meany resists lifting the ban on selling U.S. wheat to Russia. Meany and Paul Hall influence keep shipments abroad, costing American wheat farmers billions in subsidies and higher shipping costs. Trade experts say the United States could sell millions more bushels abroad if shipping rules were eased.
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High Court Decisions Threaten Crime Fight and Safety
An editorial argues that Supreme Court rulings in the past three years could allow many convicted felons to be released or escape trial, undermining crime investigations and tilting justice toward criminals. It warns the Court has trampled established law and precedent and calls for balanced reform, noting indictments about indigent counsel and confession admissibility.
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United States
Supreme Court
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The Taj Mahal as a US Motel Would Fail Overnight
Henry McLemore humorously argues the Taj Mahal transplanted to America would go broke fast as motorists demand modern comforts in roadside motels. He riffs on coffee makers in the bathroom, in-room televisions, bedside radios, climate control, vending machines, and two-pool ambitions shaping the ideal lodging experience.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Beliver
Spot of Fame Guess the Name Plymouth Refectory Mystery
Today’s feature spot of fame highlights the eldest surviving room in the historic Devonshire Building Plymouth’s former refectory used by Monks and Pilgrims. Name this spot tied to Huguenots and the 1930s voyage story and the Plymouth area.
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Plytsouth
Marshalsea
Plymouth
Reyfower
Porld
Cotama
Daily Crossword Puzzle king feature across clues
Across clues provide a standard puzzle grid with entries such as Boast Happy New England state Fortify again Revoke Capital of Guam Covering of false hair Native of Salt Lake City Small fragment Cubic meters Shake Spearian character Nut Rounded hill Sp Belonging to the Inferno fellow Chests Belonging to the queen Mary of Scots Spanish hero Bedouing Postpone Constructed Goddess.
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Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker
South wins a spade lead and must find two extra tricks in notrump. After testing club and diamond chances, the key is cashing hearts early and then executing a diamond finesse followed by a club lead to force the ninth trick. West shows distribution from earlier plays, guiding the final line to nine tricks.
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