Editorials And Features More State Spending May Mean More
Governor Connally suggests a substantial increase in Texas government spending is almost inevitable while avoiding tax predictions. The state tax policy panel sees likely revenue needs for next year, exploring sales tax hikes and exemptions, income and corporate tax shifts. The piece links rising costs to growth, education upgrades, and higher service demands, forecasting more spending and tax discussion as the legislature reconvenes.
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John Connally
Committee On State and Local
Capitol
Texas Research League
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Texas
Atwell
Connally
Free University of Berkeley Opens Amid Leftist Curricula
Radical left activists establish the Free University of Berkeley teaching Marxist theory and class struggle. The Berkeley program joins eight such schools nationwide, featuring courses on sexuality, Vietnam, the Cold War, Black radicalism, and theology led by noted left figures and draft-card arson defendant Roy Lisker. Communist Party officials call for united front tactics and a People’s Party while planning a June convention in New York to advance revolutionary reforms.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
University of California
Free University of Berkeley
Berkeley
Calif
Free University of Newark
New York School
Tram
Boure
Tuoli Kopferberg
Hupferberg
New York League For Sexual Freedom
Vietnam
Russell Ter
Mar Stetten
S. Arnoni
Arnoni
Viet Nam
Robert Verney
Malcolm X
Roy Lisker
Lisker
Univer
Communist Party
Gus Hall
Hall
New York
United Front
People’s Party
United States
White collar workers to reach 42.8 million by 1975
A national commission predicts nearly half of U S workers will wear white collar roles by 1975. The 210 page report cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures showing total employment rising to 88.7 million in 1975, with state and local government payrolls gaining 65 percent and manufacturing jobs shifting toward instruments and rubber products.
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Washington
United States
National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress
Socal
Commission
Congress
Johnson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Florist narrowly escapes as car crashes into shop
Gerald P. Cohen of Cranston Rhode Island was briefly out of the Florist shop when a car smashed through the wall minutes after he left his bench. His wife and brother, working elsewhere, were unhurt as the bench was hurled several feet during the collision.
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Cranston, Ri
Gerald P. Cohen
Cohen
Blame It On Russia Rants On Modern Inventions and Trends
A humorous complaint lists modern fast changing fads and products from TV commercials to processed foods and home goods. The author mocks overhyped claims of invention by Russians while bemoaning items like bold names for subdivisions, strange furniture, and everyday conveniences. The tone is satirical and observant.
Hazardous Baker Road conditions prompt warning from reader
Douglas A. Rose writes to The Sun calling attention to dangerous road work on Baker Road west end. He cites lack of advance signs and detour routes, poorly positioned warning lights, and inexperienced flaggers causing bottlenecks and risk. He commends Baytown bus drivers for safety amid the hazards.
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the Sun
Baker Road
Baytown
Douglas A. Rose
S. Burnet
Army officers defy LBJ over Nike missile plan
Washington column reports generals plot with Rep Mendes Rivers to reverse LBJ on Nike X, a $20 billion space missile defense. It notes Aus tin Betts produced a 23 volume study on Nike Tz, NSC approval, and presidential caution amid Viet Nam era budgets. The piece also mentions congressional golf at Breakers, Derwinski, and Civil Rights Act concerns. It ends with a biblical quote from Mark 1 15.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
Rep. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House
Armed Services Committee
Nike
Moscow
Russia
Defense McNatara
United States
Austin Betts
Army Research
National Security Council
Rep
Mendes Rivers
Edward J. Derwinski
Chicago
Breakers
Palm Beach
Fla
Derwinski
Congress
Polish Legion of American Veterans
Knights of Columbus
Justice Department
A. R. MacManus
Florida East Coast Hotel Co
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists its editor publisher general manager and staff, notes the paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday with Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc., at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 308 Baytown TX 77521, with subscription and mail rates available. It is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives and is a member of the Associated Press.
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T.wesees
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Post
Act of Congress
Bartown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
John Wadiey
Quick Quiz and Historic Milestones
The grab bag poses five questions about literary and historical facts. It covers The Good, Gray Poet, abolition year in the British Empire, Black Hills locations, and The Beggar's Opera author, plus Rochefoucauld’s fame. It also notes the 1945 Yalta Conference, a healthful language note, and a past spotlight on Kings Canyon National Park.
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British Empire
Black Hills
Francois de la Rochefoucauld
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Yalta
Crystal Cave and Giant Forest Awe Park Visitors
Ruth Ramsey notes five caves of interest to spelunkers with Crystal Cave as the largest. The Giant Forest dominates with towering red trunks and massive firs cedars and pines. Foresters estimate the oldest trees at ~4000 years, reach 300 feet, trunks over twenty feet in diameter, creating a sense of proportion shift in visitors.
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Crystal Cave
February Fancies: Snowballs and Time For Hal Boyle
New York AP humorist Hal Boyle jokes on February as a freeze month. He notes few paydays, fewer raises, limited rainbows, grouchy people, and a distracted boss away in Florida. He urges pairing snowball fun to pass time and mocks February’s grip before Valentine’s Day thaw.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Earth
Heaven
Florida
Bahamas
House Panel OKs A New GI Bill
The House Veterans Committee approved a new permanent education and loan benefits bill for armed forces members. It would affect about 3.5 million veterans since 1955, with an estimated first year cost of 325 million dollars. Benefits include up to 36 months of education or training and monthly allowances based on family status, plus home loan guarantees up to 7500 dollars or direct loans up to 17500 when private financing is unavailable.
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Washington
House
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY BECKER
West should ruff the diamond in dummy, draw the trumps, and lead the deuce of spades. If South plays low, win with the king and enter dummy with a trump to return the three of spades. If South plays higher, win with the seven, endplay North, and secure the contract by careful spade and club play. A club to the jack, spade nine, and a finesse yield nine tricks in the right lines.
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West
North
Declarer
King Fei
Ares Synificate, Inc
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