Fear Of Inflation Echoes In War Time Warnings
Editorials and features discuss inflation fears tied to war, noting that expectations of higher prices prompt preemptive buying and stockpiling. Dr Otto Eckstein argues inflation can be avoided, while Arthur Burns warns monetary easing is already late to curb rising prices amidst defense spending.
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Otto Eckstein
Council of Economic Advisers
Dr. Eckstein
Harvard
Viet Nam
Eckstein
Congress
Arthur F. Burns
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dr. Burns
Burns
Library board debates standard for books per capita in Baytown
City Hall Scene reports Flora Wilhite stating Sterling Library has fewer than 39 000 books for about 40 000 residents and a per capita investment under $4. Councilmembers Barnes and Cravey clash over national standards while urging a higher local goal of three to five books per person. Cambridge 1960 census figures show Baytown residents' education above national levels with rising library use reflected in 150 000 annual circulation and 14 000 registered users since opening three years ago.
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Bee Landrum
Tate
Flora Wilhite
Sterling Municipal Library
Wilhite
American Library Association
Robert Barnes
Seaborn Cravey
Bay- Tow
Baytown
Sterling Library
U.S
Baytonians
Volkswagen to hit two millionth U.S. car soon
Bonn reports Volkswagen will soon sell its two millionth car in the United States. The firm notes it took 12 years to reach the first million Beetles and under four years for the second, now dominating the foreign car market with two of every three imported vehicles. VW exports exceed all other foreign makers combined. Despite strength, U.S. sales are 3.6 percent of total car purchases, prompting talk of a dedicated Emden assembly plant in Germany rather than U.S. production.
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Bonn
Germany
Volkswagen
United States
U.S
Emden
Geront
Texan finishes his trilogy on Texas history aloud
Ed Syers completes his Off the Beaten Trail trilogy with a 200 plus Texas story collection. The author notes gaps left for future works, recounts Moplie Bailey, Val Verde guns, Carry Nation, Jim Bowie and Porpoise Pete while stressing the mail order sale through Gift Beaten Trail Press in Ingram. Volumes: $1.50 each, $4.50 for the complete set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ed Syers
Syers
Sam Houston
Caddo Lake
Moplie Bailey
Val Verde
Bill McDonald
Carry Nation
Jim Bowie
Porpoise Pete
the Beaten Trail Press
Ingram
Annals of Texas
Scout Anniversary Noted by Cub Pack 93 I V
Cub Scouts of Den 4 Pack 93 observed Boy Scout anniversary with a Valentine party at Child Care Center. Cubs handed each child a served item. Participants included Kim Slanscot Freddie Dick Douglas Gilbert Fred Kissick Scott Norviss Thomas Powell Wayne Webb Russell Withite.
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Cub Scouts of
Den 4
Boy Scouts of America
No. L
Cubs
Kim Slanscot
Freddie Dick
Douglas Gilbert
Fred Kissick
Scott Norviss
Thomas Powell
Wayne Webb
Russell Withite
Timothy Dexter and his famed pipe legacy explained
The piece recalls Timothy Dexter, an eccentric capitalist, who funded clay pipe production after losing a political race. He vowed to keep his name in public discourse and achieved notoriety through his famous pipes, shaping cultural memory of his venture.
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T. D
Timothy Dexter
Air Force Navy Rivalry Brews Over Family Reunion
Washington column notes an Air Force Col and a Navy Captain showing rare cooperation to reunite their sons the two boys, Bill Lang and Mike Glawe, traveling from Roswell to Maxwell then Mayport. Weather disrupted a landing forcing bus travel to Dallas before Bill's phone call.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Navy
Air Force
Harold Lang
B. FE. Glawe
Bill Lang
Mike Glawe
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
N.M
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Mike
Air University
Bill
Mayport
Fla
Saratoga
Col
Glawe
Walker Air Force Base
Dallas
Tex
Lang
Maxwell
Capt. Lang
Col. Glawe
Capt Lang
Colummn
Baytown Sun Publishes Local News And Political Commentary
The Baytown Sun reports on internal staff roles and publishing details, then surveys wartime era politics. it notes Lang flying cadets to Maxwell and a cancelled transport plan by Col. Glawe, Johnson era Viet Nam diplomacy hints, and a mocked White House briefing about Lyndon Johnson's daughters grades. It closes with a biblical quote from Isaiah.
Quiz show trivia and historical notes snapshot
A compact site of rapid questions on Ophe died Poe code Hester Prynne and Teheran, plus a Trojan wanderer epic, with context on Goethe quotes, New York coal blackout 1918, Boston Latin School 1935, and Abraham Lincoln born 1809. Includes brief born today bio and Civil War era note.
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Ophe
Poe
Hester Prynne
Troy
Teheran
New York
Boston Latin School
America
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Hardin County
Kentucky
Thomas Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln
Illinois
Stephen Logan
William Herndon
Springfield
Mary Todd
Robert Todd
Births and birthdays listed for notable figures and clues
Ruth Ramsey notes notable birthdays February 13 including Darwin Bradley Lewis Harris DiMaggio Lazarsfeld Farrell Novak Halsey Lavell and Dante. Section urges hard work and strong character. suggests opportunities today. Quiz questions mix drownings literature and Iran with Hawthorne and Homer as possible answers.
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Charles Darwin
Omar Bradley
John Lewis
Roy Harris
Dom DiMaggio
Paul Lazarsfeld
Eileen Farrell
Kim Novak
Margaret Halsey
Dante Lavell
Lee College bond sale pushed by Bramlett leaders
Sam Bramlett and Lee College regents press a $13 million bond issue to expand facilities including an academic building and technical center. Baytown leaders, residents with $10 000 to $15 000 homes would face small tax increases to fund the project, intended to ease overcrowding and support growth.
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Sy Biel Hartman
Samuel Cecil
Sam
Regents
Lee College
Les College
Baytown
Adam West hospitalized as flu hits Batman star
AP reports Hollywood says actor Adam West, 32, was hospitalized with the flu Wednesday. A 20th Century-Fox spokesman said he is expected back on the Batman series set Friday. In St Louis, James S McDonnell head of McDonnell Aircraft donated 4 million dollars to Washington University for a new medical sciences building.
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White House
Johnson
Lynda
Luci
University of Texas
Georgetown University
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Mansfield
Mike
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Hollywood
Adam West
West
20Th Century-Fox Studios
ST. Louis
Washington University
James S. McDonnell
McDonnell
BfoDarnnei Aircraft Inc
Know Your Bridge Double-Dummy Problem Analysis
A bridge puzzle by Edwin Kantar outlines a double-dummy line to defeat six diamonds after a king of clubs lead. The solution hinges on winning clubs, drawing trumps, and a late ruff to establish tricks, with West forced to discard under squeeze pressure. The position features complex guard dynamics across black suits, creating an unusual endgame sequence.
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J South
Edwin Kantar
West
King
East
Aes Syndicate, Inc
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