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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1961

Page

8

Drive Safely This Holiday as Texas Seeks Fewer Fatalities

Governor Price Daniel calls Texans to join a major Christmas New Year safety drive with Drive Lighted and Live. TV radio posters and 700 highway signs urge motorists to use headlights and obey laws. Officials note road hazards, repairs, and a goal to cut the holiday death toll from 88 to about 55 with public cooperation.

Price Daniel Daniel Texas Texas Association of Broadcasters Outdoor Advertising Association of Texas Department of Public Safety The Texas Safety Association Pioneer Citizen Support Organization For Safety Governor’s Highway Safety Commission

We Assemble Toys Out Skirts Of Charlotte

Asheville readers learn of a new venture near Charlotte that offers toy assembly services for those who struggle with Christmas gifts. The Greenville News notes the growing difficulty of college admissions and quotes Rochester Institute of Technology’s George Heeden warning that delaying study harms students’ prospects.

Asheville N.C Santa Claus Uierated State Charlotte George Heeden Rochester Institute of Technology

Baytown Sun masthead and notices with faded OCR

Portions of a Baytown Sun masthead page appear, listing publication details, offices, staff roles, and postal information. The fragment includes magazine style lines, postal status, and Associated Press credit language from the old Baytown, Texas edition.

Khrushchev Humor Shapes Kremlin Image Says Pearson

Drew Pearson notes Khrushchev uses crude, earthy wit to disarm opponents while maintaining authority. The piece cites his onstage quips with Nina, his wife, and playful exchanges with figures like Henry Cabot Lodge, plus early signs of leadership noted during Ukraine days.

Russias Kremlin Marx Karl Groucho Khrushchev Nina

Try and Stop Me p TM Harris erudite friend jailed for drunkenness

A friend of TM Harris, once a professor at three universities, is arrested for intoxication and faces ten days in jail. The justice of the peace scolds him, then the man delivers a tirade naming literary figures before the officer is ordered to take him away.

Harris Bobby Burns Poe Tennyson Shakespeare J.p

Five Trivia Questions From A Daily Grab Bag

A reader quiz features five questions covering geography a mountain is Kanchenjunga, a US president race Abraham Lincoln, Alaska’s price per acre two cents, and a WWII NATO link with Eisenhower. Also asks who built Britain’s fastest boats and a noted shipping magnate Jimmy Mackay.

Kanchenjunga Bass” Tweed John Breckinridge John Bell SU. S Russia Alaska Britain Jimmy Mackay Arbroath Scotland East India Suez Canal Company

Everywhere By WAL SOYLE

A light, fact filled miscellany of notes on holidays, demographics, history, and curiosities. It cites Christmas card origins, teen marriage statistics, spending on pain relievers, royal color fashion, infant mortality ranks, and quotable quips. Also mentions girl caddies, horse racing crowned as kings sport, venom potency of spiders, eagle lifting limits, a zebra driven joke, sewing machine riots, a talking scale, and moon water prospects.

New York U.S Louis Prang Boston Elizabeth Russia United States Sweden Holland Australia Norway Switzerland Britain Denmark New Zeland Finland Kin Hubbard Coral Country Club Miami France Japan Henry VII England Nature Oscar Homolka Barthelemay Thimmonier Faris Grane Algeria

Government grain sales attacked by regional dealers

About 35 grain dealers from four associations in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle denounce federal feed grains sales as direct competition to private trade They form a committee led by Kennedy of Fort Worth to draft a protest urging Congress and the administration to redress the grievance They cite a 83 6 percent drop in sales this year and say the plan undermines free marketing

Fort Worti Congress Tritt, Kennedy Fort Worth Texas Grain & Feed Association Kennedy Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Texas Panhandle Warren LeBourneau Mathis, Tex Perry Unruth Enid Oklo Clarence Worley Clovis, N-M C. L. Moore Lubbock

Millionaire on Paper Ends for Dutchess Community College Student

Poughkeepsie AP reports John Egan of Clinton Corners New York momentarily appeared a millionaire after a bank book showed a balance of 1,100,171.70 dollars. He earned 181.75 last summer and deposited it. a late withdrawal for Christmas shopping reduced the balance to 171.70. He returns today to to have the record corrected and the balance reflecting a modest figure.

Poughkeepsie N.Y John Egan Dutchess County

Dandelion and bacon salad favorite in Champagne province

A brief note highlights a popular dish in the French province of Champagne, a salad blending dandelion greens with bacon. It also mentions the sword-tail, a Mexican freshwater fish, bearing live young rather than laying eggs.

Champagne

Nehru shifts on Goa invasion and imperialism

Analysis argues India's prime minister Nehru abandons his peace principle after Goa's seizure. It notes his past stance against force, his critique of imperialism, and his switch to a "might makes right" rationale while contrasting with Britain France and Portugal. The piece cites Kennedy's plea and Frank Moraes's view of Nehru’s changing conscience.

Washington India Nehru Britain France Israel Egypt Soviet Union United States Fidel Castro Cuba Goa Mohandas Gandhi Portugal Red China God Congress Party Kennedy Indochina Frank Moraes

Woman Takes Stamp Business Elsewhere

Claude P. Edwards, post office superintendent, received an order from Illinois for 10.50 in stamps. The purchaser was a Kansas City woman whose husband serves in the Army in Minnesota. she wrote I would not spend a cent in this God forsaken place.

Kansas City Kan Claude P. Edwards Ilinois Minos

South Defeats West By Finessing Diamonds After Spade Dives

In a bridge deal from FP West dealer, South counts eight sure tricks and plans to reach nine by careful deduction. After ducking two spade rounds and observing West's discards, South deduces West started with five spades three hearts two clubs and four diamonds, leaving diamonds as the only unknowns. He then finesses the diamond sequence to secure the contract.

South Pmt Kine Kent West East Tes Devlater Declarer

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