Strickler Chosen Baytown Chamber Leader for 1964
The Baytown Sun endorses W. J. Bil Strickler as president of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce for 1964. He is praised for community and business knowledge, aggressive leadership, and a planned 1964 program including membership reevaluation and a broad membership drive. The paper urges everyone in Baytown to join and support the chamber's efforts.
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No Early Dealings With Red China
The Johnson administration, like Kennedy's, waits for a newer China leadership to emerge before hopeful dealings. Roger Filsman suggested heirs to Mao may be more realistic, but until proof of change, U S policy stays about strength and firmness. Chen Yi warned China may need a century to modernize.
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Senate Rules probes sex bias as Bobby Baker ties loom
Washington report notes closed door Rules Committee debate on sex claims and possible witnesses, led by Republicans Scott and Curtis. Discussion centered on assignation and whether telephone lines were used to influence contracts, with Democratic Sen Cannon and others seeking clarity amid Baker probe and headlines. The panel failed to reach a decision, leaving the pink cloud of speculation intact while evaluating witness questions about two named girls and payroll ties.
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Scholarship support urged to grow librarianship in Baytown
Letters to the Editor praise a scholarship aimed at funding a young person to become a librarian. George H. Gentry notes librarian shortages and the value of education for this field. A. Wilhite thanks Hartman for notices about the Friends of the Library Christmas Tree drive and urges wider library support and membership growth.
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Bridge strategy for 4 spades with heart and club risks
In a 4 spade contract after West leads clubs and continues with the jack, declarer should not draw all trumps first. Start with A K of hearts, then a heart, discarding a diamond from dummy if West covers or not. If hearts are 3-3 or 4-2, this plan preserves both possibilities while avoiding a heart ruff disaster and sets up safe diamonds to later cash. The approach replaces unsafe heart ruffs in dummy with a safe diamond ruff in dummy and aims to maximize chances given 3-3 or 4-2 heart splits.
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Try and Stop Me After Extraordinary Patience Lessons
A quirky family scene opens with a three year old tomboy learning before meals and humorously swallowing soap during a bath time grace. A letter reveals Richard Vaux, a Quaker youth, attending a ball at the Palace and dancing with Princess Victor, prompting his mother to worry about marrying out of meeting.
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Famous writer born Jean Francois Marie ArdWel
A reader quiz asks who ArdWel was, with other trivia about citizenship by marriage, the tallest U S mountain, Napoleon’s Ponte Corvo heir, and the song Men of Baried, plus a Europe travel spot and a list of birthdays and notes from Ruth Ramsey.
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Weather as Humility and Power in HAL ROYLE Essay
HAL ROYLE reflects on humanity’s dream of weather control, tracing a 19th century Warn er remark as a warning about overreach. The piece argues weather teaches humility, guiding prudent limits on tech fix aims and reminding readers to endure nature’s cycles.
President Johnson Signs Education Bill to Expand Vocational Aid
Washington AP The Johnson administration enacted a 1.5 billion vocational education bill expanding federal support, extending loan funds for college students, and renewing a program that expired last June 26. The ceremony in the Cabinet Room was attended by aides and education officials from both parties.
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Fulton Lewis Speaks on Death Threats and Political Pressure
A Washington report outlines death threats to Senator Dodd and other lawmakers amid concerns about Communist influence in the Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Police and investigators probe the threats as government employees discuss political pressure and ticketing for Democratic fundraisers. The piece also notes reactions from lawmakers on campaign finance and civil service protections. Faith verse from Mark 12 is included at end.
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LC Piano Students Presented in Recital
Lev. College piano instructor Thomas presented a student recital in He Lee College auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Participants included Rose Whitsen Rae Fuller Ricky Endel Dan Herndon La Juana Rassell Kathy Branscame Dave Petrash Susan Arvin Joanna Petrash Sharon Cis bers. Duo piano numbers featured second piano by Stu Shidents as parents were treated to refreshments after the performance.
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Did You Know The Amazon River Discharges Massive Water
Did You Know The Amazon River discharges up to 16 35 million cubic feet of water per second into the Atlantic Gear The Amazon basin covers more than two million square miles
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A garbled crossword puzzle fill with multiple across and down clues. Entries include animals, objects, places, and common words in a puzzle grid, but many words are distorted or unreadable. The readable parts indicate standard clue types such as geography, anatomy, and general knowledge.
Hartman Newspaper Staff Lineup and Office Roles
The notice lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher with James H. Hale, Preston Pendergrass, and Beulah Mar Jackson in senior editorial roles. It names Robert Ky Gilmore as office manager, John Wedley as circulation director, Paul Putman as retail manager, Corrie Laughlin as national manager, and notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas Post Office under the 1870s act.
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