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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
6
Editorial lauds the Esso Houston tanker as a record-breaking 800000-barrel oil carrier. It emphasizes economic and competitive stakes for Baytown and the Humble Baytown Refinery, noting water transport may outcompete pipelines and affect local welfare. The piece links the ship to regional prosperity and future oil trade.
The White House tests a punch card system to classify potential candidates by age education experience and salary level to speed up staffing for government roles. Officials say the machine only lists qualified names and humans will make final selections.
Baytown should act now to build an airport to attract new industry and jobs. The piece argues incentives and modernization drive growth, urging Baytown to move beyond the horse and buggy era to gain economic progress and avoid stagnation.
Baytown Sun information shows editor and publisher services, general manager, managing editor, office and circulation roles, and advertising staff. It lists postal details, publishing schedule, address in Baytown Texas, subscription rates, and representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives with AP Association membership.
Meany after White House talks says Johnson shows no rush to delete Section 4B and repeal right to work. Labor leaders claim Johnson backs a Democratic platform plank but faces Senate and House barriers with many lawmakers from right to work states opposing repeal. The piece notes political dynamic in Texas, Alabama, Tennessee and among key lawmakers, with labor aims tied to Medicare, minimum wage, and anti poverty programs.
A quiz packed page asks what gos pel once meant and who the Four Evangelists were, names Jerusa lem’s king at Jesus birth and the Beloved Disciple and notes a 1944 Bas togne stand by General McAuliffe. It cites born today figures and a Spot of Fame about a Red Sea port tied to Solomon and Ophir.
The article notes a paved road through the Wadi Itum valley linking Maʽan and Petra, recounts A.D. 10th century Palestine port wealth drawing Saladin to waste it, and cites 1841 Egyptian pilgrim use leading to Sinai recognition by Turkey. The piece blends quotations on law and language with brief wordplay references.
Washington column reports Indiana Republican Charlie Halleck faced sharp questions at a closed session as Reps Albert Quie and Robert Griffin pressed for a more positive GOP policy approach. A special committee was created to study task forces, but no Medicare task force was formed. Other disputes centered on party image, spending, and opposition to Democratic proposals.
Incomes and personal savings rose in the year’s December period, boosting consumer spending and retail sales. Savings gains in the first nine months reached 22.5 billion, with incomes at a seasonally adjusted 502 billion dollars. Tax cuts help take-home pay, fueling confidence and spending while debt grows, and stock holdings edge down slightly as investors shift to other plans.
In this bridge column, South opens six hearts facing a club lead. By treating the hand as a wariness exercise, you counter a potential singleton club by cashing spades, ruffing diamonds, and discarding clubs on the king of spades. You then secure the slam with careful timing and avoid a minus score.
Crossword puzzle clues listed in mixed order across and down with misspellings and partial words. The grid hints include anatomy terms, languages, geography, and general vocabulary across varied categories. Many entries appear garbled or incomplete, but several clues reference bone names, tides, and misc. terms, suggesting a standard daily KING feature puzzle with typical theme entries.
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