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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues time favors proliferators as more nations gain atomic know how. It notes US Britain and the USSR assist reactor programs and fear grows they may export weapons capability. It says Johnson seeks a new drive to curb proliferation and limit spread of atomic know how globally.
The nation faces a poignant election aftermath as about 1000 senators and congress members and their staff lose their jobs in the November vote. Defeated incumbents experience sadness and a rush of removals from offices. Wooden crates fill spaces while autographs and plaques are removed and filing cabinets emptied for shipment.
Dale Miller of Corpus Christi and longtime Dallas Chamber rep will lead the 1965 presidential inaugural committee. He helped 1936 Texas Centennial, backed Lyndon Johnson, and led Texas State Society efforts in Washington. Miller aims to start the 1965 parade earlier with a noon oath to avoid late starts.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors and managers including Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson Robert K Gilmore and others. It notes publication days afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with address at Pearce and Ashbe Baytown Texas and a P O Box 208. Subscription rates shown $1.60 per month and $19.20 per year with mail rates on request.
Washington report notes high level contingency plans to shield hemispheric nations from Cuban trained saboteurs gather dust at the Pentagon after McNamara disclosed them on February 6, 1963. CIA and OAS reports corroborated Cuban guerrilla activity, with 250 fighters trained and ferried to Colombia Venezuela and Panama as Castro pursues hemispheric liberation.
Irked by her husband Arthur, Zsa Zsa Gabor searches every corner with a mop. That evening she smiles when he misreads a Gust on her bedside table as a phone number. An offer for a $250.9 Savings Bond prompts a short sales letter for a mail-order public speaking course. Kentucky man retells a joke that ends with laughter.
Quick puzzle page asks who is a male American swimming champion turned movie star who became a film icon and which American topped the 1936 Berlin Olympics as hero. It recalls inventions and history like railroad mail car, Guy Fawkes plot, and the first American Nobel Prize winner.
Ruth Ramsey notes a statue figure facing the harbor and a house dating to 1688 tied to John Cook’s apprenticeship, a site linked to Captain James Cook and Australian pilgrimages. The piece threads historical beacons from 1865 abolition of slavery to Caedmon’s legend and a portrait of notable births and trivia.
Washington notes reveal FBI scrutiny of Don Reynolds claims in the Bobby Baker affair. Reynolds alleges links between Grumman executives and Lyndon Johnson, AT T funding for Johnson campaign, and a General Services Administration delivery of a hi fi gift. FBI counters with lack of corroboration and notes Reynolds has a history as a political troublemaker. The piece also highlights defense and Senate views on service members who hold or have held congressional posts, plus McNamara’s watch on reserve duties.
The piece explains how taxpayers can reduce this year's tax burden by timing deductions and income. It outlines eligible deductions such as charitable gifts medical bills and state local taxes and notes that 1965 tax rates will fall to a lower range, making year-end planning beneficial for delaying or accelerating income and expenses. It also suggests considering marriage, job moves, stock losses or gains, and delaying bill payments to minimize taxes.
ASHINGTON AP Sen John Tower the lone Texas Republican says the GOP should take a cool analytical look at the election defeat behind Sen Barry Goldwater and avoid bloodletting. He predicts President Lyndon Johnson will get most of what he wants from the new Congress and urges constructive alternatives. Tower says the party’s course will be set by its leadership and urges waiting a few months before decisive moves.
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A compact King Feature daily crossword entry with clues and grid notes. Includes a flowerless ant term and entries like Scottish Gaelic, hasten, and compass point abbreviated. Read as a teaser for today’s puzzle and solution hints.
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