Easy Living Locations Vary Across the Nation, Babson Advises
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist argues no single place guarantees easy living. He counsels young people to avoid large seaboard cities, prefers interior towns and smaller cities for safety, cost of living, and future growth. He warns about war risk and recommends reviewing company reports for investment guidance.
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Baytown Young Man and Citizen of the Year awards story
Baytown expresses congratulations to Bob Stith and Al Melinger for receiving Young Man of the Year and Citizen of the Year honors. The Sun News Desk details playful behind the scenes methods to obtain mug shots and notes James Stricklin as a candidate for district governor of Rey Club International. The piece endorses Stricklin for Key Club leadership and previews the March Baytown event in Waco.
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Hiwanians
Do Away With Guns Prohibiting Pistol Ownership
A Dallas police inspector urges readers to secure or remove guns from homes to prevent needless deaths. He argues unloaded guns still pose danger, urges locking firearms away, and describes tragedies from misplaced or mishandled weapons. He frames gun control as essential for child safety.
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Dallas
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Capitol Summary Campaign Funds Republicans and Democrats argue over fund collection methods
The piece notes bipartisan doubt about how campaign contributions are gathered and spent, with mentions of postal pay raises, a Burham plan of gimmicks, and political maneuvering around the verbiage of campaign finance. It cites Ed Koterba and Washington insiders while summarizing Democratic concerns over President Nixon’s influence and policy shifts amid upcoming elections.
Baytown Sun Published Weekday Afternoon Edition
The Baytown Sun, published on weekdays, is printed in Baytown Texas at Pearce and Ashbel, serving local readers with daily news and updates.
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Fifth Graders Read More in Eight Month Reading Study
Elizabeth Toomey reports on a New York study with 459 fifth graders in three lower East Side schools. Halfway through an eight month experiment, students meet reading goals, earn certificates, and continue reading despite television temptations. Ernest Marengo read 33 books and credits reading with improved grades, saying he reads for fun rather than to win a button.
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Cin of America
Dooleys
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Abe Lincoln
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Owas Pein Fey
Jackie Gleason
Two Old Maids Move to Long Island Farm Dream
Two elderly Brooklyn residents abandon their apartment to buy a small Long Island farm and order 150 hens and 158 roosters. The seller jokes about the odd mix, while the duo insists the stock is needed to overcome loneliness. A reporter comments on modern trends and mass media habits.
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Did You Know Owns Ported Airport Since Oct 1945
The University of Mlingis operates its own air port since Oct 25 1945. It reports a 1 015 pound steer weighing about 25 pounds of porterhouse and various cuts. The article mentions Balikpapan and Borseo ingot and notes 27 million tong of amide per year and 4 500 employees.
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Quiz Snippets From a Bustling Page of 1920s News and Notes
A collage of quiz questions and cultural blurbs, naming figures in stage, film, and sport. It includes hints of a stage actress born in New York, a statistician tied to Bravia, and various birthday and language trivia, all amid short notes on births, anniversaries, and phrases.
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Truman's Jabs Spur Ike Surprise Grudges at White House
The Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Ike avoids Truman jests while doctors shield the president from unsettling news. Truman’s barbs amuse Ike, who once snubbed Truman at the White House. Amid health scrutiny, envoys face delays presenting credentials as diplomacy shifts during Eisenhower’s illness.
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Iran
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