Television Ethics and CIA Scandals in Senate Press
The piece critiques Mission Impossible style denials by officials and highlights Senate Intelligence Committee efforts to expose CIA plots, including plots against Fidel Castro and Chile’s leader. It questions the morality of leaders who disavow knowledge while risking national soul and urges accountability over coverups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
CIA
Rene Sehneider
Senate Intelligence Committee
White House
Quiet guidance from garbagemen on public trust
A columnist argues elected officials should learn from garbagemen who are highly respected for daily, honest work. They note that a clean street each morning reflects government performance and that quiet, consistent efforts matter more than grand promises.
Cedar Bayou church builds education addition and WPA sewing unit
Construction starts today on Cedar Bayou Methodist Church educational building expansion with a WPA sewing room to employ twenty workers making garments for relief recipients. The project is led by John M. Kilgore and others. materials and machines supplied by the government.
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Baytown Sun
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
John M. Kilgore
Charles Vickers
Annie Schilling
W. T. Busch
Julia Casey
T. Wilburn
Hay Armstrong
la Porte
White Oak
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Dittman
J. A. S Anderson
Welfare Board
Junot “Music
Edward McDowell
Louis Balng
Lump Sum Pay Raises Gain Popularity in U S Firms
A growing trend adds lump sum wage increases alongside flexible hours. Insurers lead adoption with about 25 life firms offering the benefit. Union Mutual Life pioneered the program in 1969. it expanded eligibility and plans further growth. Workers cite cash for investments and big purchases, while critics warn of added admin work and fading impact over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Life Office Management Association
Union Mutual Life Insurance Go
Portland
Maine
Union Multislas
Persecution Pushes Church to New Reach Across Judea
A fragment from Acts notes that Saul consented to death, prompting a great persecution in Jerusalem that scattered believers across Judea and Samaria except the apostles. Horace Bushnell remarks on the church's resilience despite abuse from friends.
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Saul
Jerusalem
Judea
Samarit
Apostles
Acisail
Horace Bushnell
American Congregational Divine
Ground broken for transcontinental railroad at Ow Neb
On this day 112 years ago the first ground was broken at Ow Neb for the United Pacific rail line. Lincoln envisioned a nation uniting project. In 1868 President Johnson appointed Maj. Gen. Grenville M. Dodge to lead. In six years with Army support the railwaybecame a reality.
Editorial staff and office details at The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun lists its staff including Leon Brown as chair editor and publisher and Fred Homnerger as general manager. It notes departments such as editorial and advertising, office address at 1301 Midcontinental Drive, Baytown 77420, and subscription rates.
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Leon Brown
Jahr Wadle
Fred Homnerger
Fred Hariman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Presian Perevim Finley
Wanda Ongreee Fanculne Faitor
Suger Abboci
Vary Wintat
Pal Staples
Vege Enarecr
Bayigen
Toray Post
Olio
Gongrase
Minenoore
Mendy Througn Feiday
Sunanyy
Twan
P. 1
Boe Gt
Baytown
Subscrinica
Yan Wing
Begry Drick
Cenla
TAB Ratan
Publeahons
Memben
PACSS
Tab Assecietea Prawt
Spuniar
Highveet
Atnar Mediar
Vonarvedhe Hayton
Sun Rataine
Emenlas
Wilord
Awenpadee
Thoraay
Rosenberg confession plan tied to FBI attempts
Newly released materials revive interest in Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case. FBI sought a last minute confession from Julius by executing Ethel, hoping public doubts would fade. Hoover pushed for a dramatic confession to prove guilt. Julius and Ethel were executed, neither confessed. The piece also covers Daniel Rathbun and the oil and gas reserve study linking government and industry.
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Washington
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Rosenbergs
Hoover
FOI
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Elbel
Josh
Daniel Rathbunay
Rashbun
United States
Frank Zarb
Rathbun
Zausner
Hathben
American Petroleum Institute
Jack Cloherty
API
Magi Present Gifts to Jesus in Bethlehem House
The visitors arrive at the house and find the child with Mary. They kneel and worship him and open their treasures to present gold incense and myrrh. Matthew 2.11.
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Mary Ts
Smyth
Matthew
Stroke and diabetes dangers intertwined in medical overview
The piece explains that stroke can co occur with diabetes and high blood pressure and that untreated diabetes may lead to a diabetic coma. It notes that coma can cause shock and low blood pressure, potentially triggering a stroke in those with artery disease. It warns against misreading acetone breath as alcohol and stresses seeking medical care.
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Lamb
United States
Ralia City Station
New York
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Humble Club
Royal Wood
Humble
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E. W. Buelow
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