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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1962
Page
10
Editorial notes Goodwill Industries helps the handicapped through training and wages. Sam Houston Area Council Cub Scout Boy Scout and Explorer units plan their 13th annual Good Turn Day Drive on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. to collect discarded clothes and small items for reconditioning and sale funds wages.
The Baytown school district faces about $8500 yearly in window replacement from vandalism and weather, with most breakage deliberate. Officials urge prevention and responsible behavior by parents and students, noting ongoing losses burden taxpayers.
In a weekly Missouri newsletter Governor John Dalton lists 28 deaths recorded by the vital statistics bureau. Causes include dying without medical aid and sudden, serious illness. One case notes blood poisoning from a broken ankle after an automobile strike between the lamp and the radiator.
A compact note references a massager and a metal manager in a brief context. The text names national management aspects and hints at organizational roles across sectors. Further details are not provided in the readable fragment.
Barry Goldwater argues the Kennedy administration will face a large deficit despite promises of a balanced budget. He critiques the Budget Bureau for timing and cites an expected 7.8 to 8-10 billion shortfall for 1963. He questions tax cuts without spending restraint and asserts no desire to curb New Frontier deficits.
Proprieter’s sleepy village drugstore falls to a porter who answers the phone with a joke about streptomycin and aureomycin. A suitor seeks his future father in law’s consent with a coy proposal, only to face a blunt, jovial reception and a name mix up.
Questions touch on expede Herculem Italian spider danger and Antigone fate. It asks what antigen does, whether desmant bird is an insect or mammal, and names a birthday list. Also features a Guess the Name puzzle about historic rulers and a trivia bit about a 1975 event and a birthday slate.
Washington spy taps and political favors are traced across three cases. Lt Shimon’s alleged eavesdropping and grand jury exposure. Rep Boykin and RFC loans linked to timber profits. Dixon Yates corruption tied to First Boston. A pattern of biased enforcement across parties emerges.
AnAnalyzing The News By JAMES MARLOW reports Kennedy will meet Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at the White House in a cautious effort to ease tensions after Cuba missiles. The piece notes past Khrushchev-Gromyko disputes, U2 incident fallout, and the Geneva disarmament talks with no clear agreement, highlighting mutual concerns and fragile trust.
A Baytown reader commends the Ganders and coaches for a strong season and thanks the athletic program for shaping many fine young men. Another letter supports building a second Baytown high school with craft focus to serve both noncollege and accelerated academic tracks.
Puzzle includes across clues for amateurs vari six to darken to the animal fair and many more with entries such as Trumpeter perch worsted yam common suffix one of seven dwarfs man s nickname delicious colleg covers with turf boss on shield slow mus Irish dagger Hindu meal Cupid Bern tiver early Spanish general by oneself metal tag submerges Sherlock Holmes creator and other entries yesterday’s answer
A bridge column analyzes a six spade contract where South wins the first heart lead, draws trumps, and cashes clubs. It argues South should duck a diamond at trick two to create two chances to make the hand, exploiting East and West signals for a better outcome. The 1963 King Features Syndicate piece urges diamond early attack to gain two paths to success.
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