Steel Industry Plans Record 1966 Spending
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports U S steel firms will invest a record 2.2 billion in 1966 capital projects up from 1.9 billion in 1965. Baytown area observers note U S Steel Corp plans a large mill east of the city across Cedar Bayou as part of nationwide expansion toward higher quality, high efficiency steelmaking and new rolling mills and ore processing plants.
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U.S
American Iron and Steel Institute
Baytown
US. Steel Corp
Cedar Bayou
U.S. Steel
Houston
U.S. Steel Complex
Institute
Great Lakes
Tower’s reelection odds rise amid Texas GOP split
The piece notes Senator John Tower facing a renewed bid by conservative forces in Texas as Democrats fracture over candidate choices. Burt Tower campaigns on a conservative line, while Gov Connally and rival Ralph Yarborough win re election. Private polls show tight race and momentum for Tower amid Democratic disarray. The article also covers Gus Hall’s Communist Party convention plans in New York City with staged crowd scenes and controlled proceedings.
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Felton Lewis JR
Washington
John Tower
Republic
Senate
Tower
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Lone Star
John Connally
Ralp Yarborough
Burt Tower
Port
Houston
George Bush
Communist Party
Gus Hall
New York City
Hall
Russian Author Permitted Exit Ahead of Soviet Trials
Valery Tarsis, a Russian writer who praised the Soviet system, said Moscow allowed him to travel to Britain on a three month visa because authorities feared his presence during the upcoming trials of Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuri Daniel. He denied seeking political asylum, claiming to lecture and meet readers. He described his asylum experience as inspiring his work Ward 7.
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London
Valery Tarsis
Moscow
Britain
Tarsis
Andrei Sinyavsky
Yuri Daniel
West
Soviet Union
Russia
Ol' Henry Tries To Stay OK
Ol Henry McLennnu laments modern medicine and the abundance of so called wonder drugs. He recalls old house calls and doctor patient rituals while joking about the shift to clinic visits, drugs, and bureaucratic hurdles. He praises doctors as devoted yet underpaid and notes the weekly courtesy bundle they share with their physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLennu
Bible Verse Romans 4 4 about work and grace
The verse states to him that worketh the reward is not reckoned of grace but of debt. It emphasizes that justification comes by faith, not earned merit.
Dodd Germany mission tied to Klein PR contracts
Washington column reveals Sen. Tom Dodd D Conn traveled to Bonn to meet West German leaders and industrialists in an effort to cancel Julius Klein Public Relations contracts worth 150000 annually. The memoed briefing listed Globke as key liaison and cited Nazi era ties and later accusations from Eichmann testimony and historical works.
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Washington
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Germany
Julius Klein Public Relations, Inc
Bonn
Chicago
Dodd
Julius Klein
U.S
Sen. Dodd
Gen
Klein
Hans Globke
Globke
Senate
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun displays its editorial masthead listing editor and publisher roles, general manager and staff such as advertising department heads, office manager, and management. It notes second class matter status, publication days, address, and subscription rates as part of the local newspaper’s front matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watiey
Paul Putman
Anl
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Elephants Span Two Continents and Other Quick Facts
A compact roundup notes elephants inhabit Africa and Asia, the term suspenders in Britain as braces, the world’s largest marsupials the kangaroos and wallabies, active volcano counts globally, and the smallest human muscle the stapedius in the ear.
Actress Ruth Ramsey born list and stage career note
Ruth Ramsey, Central Press, won the 1948 Donaldson Award and the 1948 New York Critics Award. Her 1947 London Old Vic debut in MacBeth led to a 1960 Lady Macbeth TV performance earning a 1961 Emmy. Also named are Charles Lamb Harold MacMillan Merriman Smith Jimmy Durante Leontyne Price Allie Reynolds.
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The
Old Vic
MacBeth
Lady MacBeth
Charles Lamb
Harold MacMillan
Merriman Smith
Jimmy Durante
Leontyne Price
Allie Reynolds
Raw Sewage Said Worst Pollutant Of Streams
Sam S. Studebaker of Tipp City Ohio told the 25th annual convention of the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts that cities dumping raw sewage into streams and rivers are the biggest water pollution offenders in the United States He warned the nation would face a daily shortage of one billion gallons of quality water by century's end stressing progress on soil conservation while water pollution worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Sam 5S
Studebaker
Tipp City
Ohio
Association
Personal income and consumer confidence drive 1966 outlook
Roger Babson notes 1965 was pivotal for stock, output, and GNP and credits strong consumer income and confidence for the gains. He predicts 1966 will see rising wages and government payments, with full employment likely lasting most of the year and retail volume expanding despite higher social security taxes and rising wholesale costs. He cautions discounters’ growth, urges retailers to diversify, and highlights a large upcoming cohort of 18 year olds and 20-24 year old women shaping markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Murder at the Bridge Table
A one act bridge play reads like a tense trap at a three no trump contract. Declarer contends with a conscience figure as misread cards and stubborn play doom the hand to a down two after faulty club and diamond decisions and a late heart break. Curtain.
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Declarer
South
West
Dummy
East
King
Aca
Curtain, Rea Syndicate, Inc
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