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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1963
Page
8
Global sugar costs climb due to reduced Cuban exports and bad European weather. U.S. policy kept domestic prices higher, but with Castro's cutbacks and world demand growing, refined sugar for households and refiners faces higher rates as Brazil and other producers struggle to meet the market.
Washington AP reports highlights of President Kennedy's Thursday news conference. Topics include shrimp boat attack response, Soviet troop presence in Cuba and withdrawal plans, tax cut support and potential economic impact, nuclear test ban prospects, the New York newspaper strike, media information access, Polaris missiles for a multinational force, and Kennedy's backing of a 40 hour work week.
The Associated Press surveys views on corporal punishment in schools, with experts from Washington to New York, Colorado and California weighing its legality, limits, and fairness. Opinions vary from strong opposition to cautious support, emphasizing reasonableness and parental notification.
Thousands of central New York art lovers visit the Munson Williams Proctor Institute as it recreates the controversial 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art. Visitors see works by Du champ, Van Gogh, Matisse, Cezanne, Bellows, Glackens while Duchamp notes art has global reach. Gov. Rockefeller calls the tribute inspired as the exhibit travels to New York City for an April 6 Armory opening.
San Francisco AP dispatch reports University of Mississippi Chancellor J D Williams expresses hope that no more violence will occur over integration. He cites the Oxfor d riot when James J Mere dith, a Black student, enrolled last fall and notes belief in states rights and upgrading black schools as factors behind the episode. He mentions Clem son College's peaceful integration and argues intellectual outrage fueled the disruption.
In testimony to the House Armed Services Committee, Vice Admiral Charles D. Griffin outlined a defense budget plan to expand the Polaris fleet support with a fifth tender ship and a converted floating drydock to service 425 foot submarines. The plan covers six tenders for 41 subs, with two active, a third launched, and a fourth under construction, enabling mobile overseas bases for routine supply and repairs.
Ordinance No. 671 regulates drilling completion and operation of oil and gas wells within the city corporate limits Baytown Texas. It repeals prior ordinances, includes a savings clause, sets a maximum fine of 200 dollars, and provides for publication and effective date February 7 1952.
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