Editorial urges Goodfellows drive help for Baytown children
Five days left to donate to the Goodfellows as about 1,000 Baytown youngsters risk no Christmas gifts. Local clubs and organizations have contributed, but more help is needed to lift families facing illness and welfare shortfalls. The piece appeals to readers to share in the true Christmas spirit and ensure no child is left without presents.
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Humble Pioneers
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Two-Faced Car Draws Bakersfield Police Interest
A California motorist near Bakersfield backed into a two faced car. police investigated after a near head on incident. Owner Bill Owens claimed the car serves as an advertising gimmick for his used car lot and says it was approved by the DMV though he faces multiple citations in Bakersfield Municipal Court.
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California
Bakersfield
Bill Owens
Owens
California Department of Motor Vehicles
City Keeps On Growing As Big Spring Goes Dry
The Bureau of Business Research notes Big Spring’s drought does not forecast the city’s future. It cites the city as West Texas’ growing urban center with projected population growth to 62,700 and ongoing strength from the railroad, CHL refinery, carbon black plant, state and VA hospitals, and nearby Webb Air Force Base. The report highlights regional population expansion and integration with larger West Texas cities as growth drivers.
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Bureau of Business Research
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Big Springs
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Baytown Sunmasthead and publication data notes
The Baytown Sun appears as a local afternoon newspaper with staff roles listed including publisher office manager circulation advertising department managers and a Houston telephone number. It notes postal service entry under 1879 act and is marked as a member of the Associated Press with typical masthead boilerplate.
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Apubanee
How the Electoral College Works in a Kennedy Nixon Vote
Drew Pearson explains the Electoral College process across 50 states as electors meet in January to cast ballots for president and vice president. The piece details how electors are chosen, binding rules, potential upsets, and scenarios if no candidate wins a majority, including Senate and House actions.
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Oregon
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Nixon
Ilinois
Texas
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Senate
House
Go To A Lady Author In Tiny Greenwich Village House
A famous pollster’s telegram misread a recipient’s eight month forecast for business. The garbled three word reply described a Greenwich Village writer living in the tiniest house, with the elbow out the window to dress properly. The publisher nicknamed the mansion Writer's Cramp.
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Greenwich Village
What is a fabricant and other quiz curiosities
Reader quiz and miscellany from a vintage column cover questions on definitions and trivia. It asks what a fabricant is, which state lacked signers of the Coast treaty, and notes about Morgan Orient and Percheron horses. It mentions Androcle Ua’s aid to a lion, Shaw references, a singer and actress with a Liverpool birth, a Rollins College theater namesake, and a prewar concert singer. It ends with a word-quiz and a “How’d you make out?” score check.
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Washington by BR de TOLEDANO on missile strength debates
Washington columnist argues McNamara should end the US Soviet missile numbers dispute. He cites Symington Attlee Dulles and Air Force and Navy missile progress showing US advantages and warns against fear-mongering that could push appeasement. He notes Polaris submarines mobile launchers and rail mobile missiles as key American assets.
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Robert §. McNamara
United States
Soviet Russia
Stuart Symington
U.S
Thomas Lanphier Jr
Central Intelligence
Allen Dulles
Symington
Clement Attlee
Britain
Institute For Strategic Studies
Earl Attee
Soviet Union
Labor Party
McNamara
CIA
Kennedy
Earl Attlee
Air Force
Navy
Free World
Bernard Shriver
Air Research and Development Command
Strategic Air Command
Auto safety ideas spark on road edge alerts
Florida Times Union discusses experimental devices for drivers veering from lanes. Proposals include lights or sounds to warn sleepers and a jolting steering wheel nudge to keep motorists awake or prompt a nap.
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Florida
Kennedy Brothers at Center of Civil Rights Dilemma
Washington analysis notes President-elect Kennedy will be judged by his brother Robert Kennedy's actions as attorney general. The piece examines how the close Kennedy ties affect Civil Rights policy, potential impacts in Congress, and the risk of blame falling on John Kennedy for his brother's decisions. It highlights Robert Kennedy's toughness, political skill, and reliance on DOJ lawyers for legal guidance.
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John F. Kennedy
Robert
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Newbold Morris
Kennedys
Kennedy
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
Congress
John
Fifty American student priests ordained in Rome
In Rome at the Pontifical North American College fifty American student priests, including Charles M. Pugh of San Antonio, were ordained. The class spans 44 arch/dioceses and 22 states, with about 275 family members present. They return to their home dioceses after studies and will celebrate their first masses at local shrines over the next three days.
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Texas
Pontificial North American College
Charles M. Pugh
San Antonio
United States
Dioces
Belief Proclaimed in John 11 Verse
In John 11 27 Martha declares Jesus is the Christ the Son of God and affirms her faith. The passage records her answer to Jesus revealing her recognition of his messianic identity.
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John
Swindle Triumph in 1049 European Bridge Final
In the 1049 European championships, Terence Reese executes a famed deception against defense. After a spade lead and a dubious two clubs raise, Reese aims to mislead with a heart ace at trick two and later pins the defense for nine tricks using a cross-ruff of diamonds and clubs aided by a spade sequence.
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Ned
Wert
Tea Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Clues Reveals Common Theme
Crossword puzzle notes list entries for clues 17 Exist 20.08 38 Native of Anksta 39 Game fish sea river vessel suggesting a themed puzzle. Answers reference existence time date and marine life terms.
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