Editorial urges Baytown for Goodfellows drive aid
Five days left to donate to the Goodfellows aiding Baytown children at Christmas. About 1,000 would lack gifts without the drive, and many local clubs and organizations have already contributed. The piece appeals to generosity, noting illness and welfare limits as reasons to help and urging readers to share the true spirit of Christmas.
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Baytown
Goodfellows
Santa Claus
Santa
Humble Pioneers
Wooster Volunteer Fire Department
Leslie School of Dancing
Baytown Red, Reel and Gun Club
Two-Faced Car Warns Bakersfield Motorist Ad Veil
A California driver nearly collided with a two faced car outside a Bakersfield restaurant. Police cited Bill Owens for improper rear lights no display of alterations and no registration though Owens says the car was an advertising gimmick from his used car lot. He says the DMV approved it and it can be driven with care.
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California
Bakersfield
Bill Qwens
Owens
California Department of Motor Vehicles
City Keeps On Growing As Big Spring Goes Dry
Austin AP report says Big Spring’s dry spell does not predict the city’s fate. The UT Bureau of Business Research foresees continued growth into a major West Texas urban center with a 19 percent population rise to about 62,700, driven by railroads, oil and chemical industries, hospitals, and nearby Webb Air Force Base amid a changing regional economy.
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Austin
Bureau of Business Research
Big Spring
West Texas
Big Springs
University of Texas Agency
California
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Cal
Cosden
Big Spring State Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Webb Air Force Base
Midland
Odessa
Lubbock
Baytown Sun masthead and contact details page
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoon editions with staff names and office locations in Baytown Texas. Public notice lists advertising department personnel, mailing address, subscription rates, and Associated Press membership with standard republication credits.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Weer Atéence
How the Electoral College Shapes the 1960 Vote
Drew Pearson explains the Electoral College, its procedures and possible outcomes. He notes electors are pledged but not always bound, outlines how electors are chosen, what control voters have, and scenarios if no candidate wins a majority. The piece clarifies potential paths to Kennedy or Nixon victory and how a contingency would unfold in Senate and House.
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Oregon
Kennedy
Nixon
Uthon
Tex
Illinois
Senate
House
Go to hell telegram shocks famous pollster
A famed pollster’s telegrams to industrial leaders requested a 300 word eight month forecast but a garbled wire shortened the reply to three words. The recipient sent “Go to hell” causing consternation in the pollster’s office. A Greenwich Village author moved into a tiny house, dubbed Writer's Cramp by her publisher for its cramped design.
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Greenwich
Vile Jage
Daily Puzzle Grab Bag Mix of Riddles and Rereads
A chaotic page presents quiz questions and clues on a fabricante constitutional signer missing state, gas gallon sizes, and famous performers. It asks to identify a singer from Liverpool born in 1964, a theater name at Rollins College, and a prewar public persona, paired with word definitions and a Canadian to Frits Rewer line.
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Rollins College
Florida
Aha
Ciames
Frits Rewer
Olcer LeFarge
Fort Frisk
Toronto
McNamara urged to quell U.S.–Soviet missile claims
Washington writer argues Secretary McNamara should end conflicting estimates of Soviet strength. He cites Sen Symington, Thomas Lanphier Jr, Allen Dulles, Clement Attlee, and Earl Attlee to show U.S. missile lead. Notes Atlas, Titan, Thor tests, Polaris submarines, and mobile launch pads as proof of American advantage and calls for transparency.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
United States
Soviet Russia
Stuart Symington
Thomas Lanphier Jr
Central Intelligence
Alen Dulles
Symington
Clement Attlee
Britain
Institute For Strategic Studies
Earl Attee
Soviet Union
Earl Attlee
Air Force
Navy
Free World
Bernard Shriver
Air Research and Development Command
Strategic Air Command
Visionary car alerts to keep drivers on course
Industrial researchers modify road Safety by adding wake up systems. Auto makers test devices in steering wheels to jolt sleepy drivers who drift toward lane edges or centerlines. The aim is to flash lights or emit warnings to keep alert and prevent accidents.
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Floridatives-Union Auto
Kennedy Brothers at Center of Civil Rights Dilemma
President-elect Kennedy faces a test of shared responsibility with brother Robert Kennedy as attorney general. The close Kennedy bond suggests the president will be fully aware of and approve major DOJ actions, especially on civil rights, risking Southern backlash or liberal opposition depending on bold or slow action. Robert Kennedy is described as tough, quick, shrewd, and well-advised by the DOJ’s legal staff.
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Washington
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
AP reports fifty American student priests, including Charles Pugh of San Antonio, were ordained at the Pontifical North American College in Rome. Representing 22 states, 44 arch/dioceses, they will return to their home dioceses after studies next year. About 275 relatives attended. Over the next three days each will celebrate his first mass at various shrines.
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OME
Texas
Pontificial North American College
Rome
Charles 7. Pugh
San Antonio
United States
Dioces
Bible Verse Quote from John 1 21 27
A Bible verse rendering declares belief that Jesus is the Christ the Son of God and notes faith in his coming into the world. The line reflects a faithful confession attributed to a disciple in a gospel passage. The wording emphasizes recognition of Jesus' identity and mission within Christian belief.
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Christ
God
John
Reese's daring misdirection wins nine tricks in bridge match
In the European championships AH9, Terence Reese crafts a dramatic three notrump by a deceptive heart opening bluff. He threads defense to gain nine tricks, countering early club and spade threats with precise endplay and timing.
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Mayda
North
West
Reese
Reese O
King Featu
Hearts
East
Sui
Rea Syndicate, Inc
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