Editorial urges unified Baytown post annexation
The Sun reports residents of recently annexed areas in Baytown will vote in April city elections if they have lived in Harris County six months and meet qualifications. Tax and service timelines are outlined with an Oct 1, 1963 tax start and Jan 1 assessment, while urging cooperation to build a better, unified Baytown.
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Tax policy debate shifts to rates and reform
New York and Washington host rough outlines for a tax reform debate as business leaders press for a return to a 47 percent corporate income tax rate. They seek lower compliance costs, reduced government spending pressures, and faster economic growth, while officials weigh proposals for structural changes and potential deficits.
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Columbia University
Thomas B. Curtis
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Baytown Sun publication details and rates
Publication information for The Baytown Sun announces daily and Sunday editions, with carrier rates of 1.45 per month and 17.40 per year. It notes the paper is printed in Baytown Texas and provides postal and copyright statements from March 2, 1878. The text includes garbled names and scattered editorial notes.
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Health Group Elects Vannier As President
Fort Worth AP reports Dr. Maryhelen Vannier of Southern Methodist University is elected president of the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. New officers include E A Snapp Spring Branch J B Pearce Waco Dorothy Ingram Commerce P E Shotwell Abilene as vice presidents and C J Anderson Austin as parliamentarian.
When is a weapon offensive in Cuba crisis
Roger Babson argues that defining weapons as offensive or defensive hinges on use. He warns that removing missiles and bombers from Cuba could leave Castro with conventional arms usable for sabotage and oppression at home and in Latin America, risking renewed threat to the United States.
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A humorous anecdote recounts A Conan Doyle recounting how Sherlock Holmes would solve a domestic mystery by saying you keep a goat, after a dinner guest asks what Holmes would do about missing household items.
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Today’s Grab Bag The Answer Quick
On this date a mix of trivia and clues appears. Answers: Holy Innocents Day on December 28, Lebanon, Detroit Michigan, five feet four inches and 112 pounds, William T Coxgrave.additional clues point to astronaut candidates with ties to Gary Indiana and Verona New Jersey.
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Washington’s ugly back yard sparks Thanksgiving race riot
Washington's east side exposes a harsh urban divide as a Thanksgiving riot erupts after a high school football game. Negro spectators attacked white fans, with 16 year old Anthony Lausi Jr. among the injured. NAACP leaders condemned the violence, while Ebony and others noted mixed reactions from Black observers. The incident marks the worst Washington race riot since World War I.
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Letters To The Editor From The Sun Readers
A Baytown reader Jesse W. Cole appeals for assistance for JT’s brother and nine children, asking neighbors or groups to provide food and support in Christian charity. The editor includes a rebuttal to a Wisconsin columnist praising Texas, signed by Syd S Gould, with an editorial note about his move to Cleveland Daily Banner. The piece closes with a Bible verse from First John.
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Daily Crossword Clues Rendered In Fragments
Puzzle fragments list across clues and answers with scattered numbers and garbled text. The readable items include definitions for words like stuf, barracks wall lecture, frozen desserts, affirmative vote, biblical name, door joint, recipient of a gift, and others, all jumbled in a cryptic newspaper crossword page fragment.
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Point count helps in three no trump bridge play
In a 1962 team match the contract reached three no trump. East used point counts to guide a clever opening lead of the queen of spades and subsequent play. The defenders exploited the knowledge of high-point distribution to defeat or realize the contract, illustrating practical card-play strategy.
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