Brighter 1962 Promises for Baytown Economy and Growth
Editorial predicts a prosperous 1962 for Americans and Baytown with rising employment and production. It highlights the NASA lab at Clear Creek, Gulf Oil plans for a Cedar Bayou plant, and a bond issue to fund street paving and park land. Local leaders push industrial expansion and long range planning for the decade ahead.
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Baytown
NASA Laboratory
Clear Creek
Gulf Oil Corp
Cedar Bayou
NASA
America
Portugal seethes as 600 year old alliance with Britain questioned
In Lisbon anger grows over Portugal long alliance with Britain and cool relations with the United States. Premier Salazar may sever ties with London when addressing the National Assembly. Anti British and anti American posters rise as censorship tightens and tensions influence talks on renewing the Azores base agreement. The Windsor treaty links the partners and amid protests, the Daily Popular leads a campaign against allies amid Goan and other diplomatic strains.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Britain
United States
Antonio Salazar
National Assembly
London
United Nations
U.N
Angola
U.S
Azores
Windsor
Diario Popular
Presa
Brazil
Spain
Goa
Oil and Gas Lease Sale Set for February 6 in Texas
Austin AP Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler announced a February 6 oil and gas lease sale covering 382557 acres across 68 tracts in uplands submerged lands Gulf of Mexico tracts and rivers. All tracts offer five years and one sixth royalty with bidding on bonus except two river bed tracts with fixed bonuses and royalty bidding. Sadler expects strong interest and higher bidding than in recent years.
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Austin
Jerry Sadler
Gulf of Mexico
Sadler
Baytown Sun Classifieds and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun data lists publication schedule, offices in Baytown Texas, and subscription rates. It includes staff roles and rights statements with notices of republication and newspaper representation terms.
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P.O
Baytown
Texas
Kennedy advisers weigh world school lunch aid plan
Drew Pearson reports Kennedy aides discuss a large scale goodwill gesture using surplus milk and wheat to feed hungry children worldwide. McGovern predicts possible reach of 500 million within five years. current aid reaches about 30 million via CARE and other groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
George McGovern
Food For Peace Committee
Church World Service
Catholic Welfare
American Friends Service Committee
McGovern Hags
White House
U.S.A
Try and Stop Me A FV Receptionist Story
A receptionist reports a broken shower and a plumber visit, then returns home to a note claiming the shower is fixed and a warning about more trouble with a tuned piano. A comic vignette shifts to Atlantic City ladies watching a film and a moth rescue, ending with a humorous miscue about a toothy baby moth.
Today’s Grab Bag and Happenings Snapshot
A jumble of trivia and historical notes. Questions touch on tea training in a country, prewar affiliations of Fin e Wad, and winners of a 1990s prize. It recalls political bosses in Chicago with a quiz about who aided Woodrow Wilson, and a Swede who built Juniper Ade fortune. It also marks John Hay’s Open Door policy anniversary and includes scattered results and names.
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Chicago
State Senate
John Hay
U.S
China
Everywhere By BAL BOYLE
A miscellany of light anecdotes and trivia from BAL BOYLE includes education jokes, industry quirks, travel notes and cultural quips. It covers teaching statistics, shaving breaks at work, credit cards for taxidermists, Zanuck as a child, wartime losses, road death causes, beauty parlor gossip, and aphorisms.
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New York
Darryl F. Zanuck
Theole
Mary Martin
Princess Grace
Monaco
Miss Martin
Africa
Walt Whitman
Abbey Theater
Dublin
Helen Kardon
Miami Beach
Miami
Eugene O'Neill
Buenos Aires
America
Mississippi
Nature News
James Stephens
Runoff Set to Name Rayburn Successor on Jan 20
Gov Price Daniel set January 20 for a runoff in Texas 4th district to replace the late Speaker Sam Rayburn. State Sen. Ray Roberts led with 8,154 votes, over former Dist. Judge R. C. Slagle Jr. with 5,945. other candidates trailed. Runoff date chosen to meet election law timing and poll tax deadline before January 31.
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Sherman
Conner Harrington
Plano
Jack Finney
Greenville
Roy Baker
Jay
Kissing Pair Block Traffic Charge Dismissed
Corporation Court Judge Glen Lacey dismissed a charge of impeding traffic against Hubert S. Bean as a young couple kissed at a San Antonio intersection. Testimony said the pair began kissing at a red light and continued after green, while cars honked behind Bean’s vehicle.
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San Antonio
Corporation Court
Glen Lacey
Hubert S. Beanar
Bean
How Do You Stand United Nations Congo Debate
Thoughtful students of foreign policy question U.N. peace efforts since Korea. The Congo crisis prompts regret over U.S. support for a military action against Katanga. The writer argues that U.S. funding and equipment implicate America in the action and urges readers to reconsider stand on U.N. intervention and colonial weaknesses.
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Washington
United Nations
Korea
Congo
U.N
United States
U.S
Katanga
United Congo States
Friends of America
Africa
U. N
Governor Grants Execution Stays
Gov. Price Dane has granted 30 day stays of execution for Dallas man Leo Daniel Luton and Houston man Joe Edward Smith, delaying their death sentences from January and February to March. Smith was convicted of the July 20 1959 killing of William Bodenheimer II found in an ice box. Luton was convicted for the Sept. 9 1960 shooting of Mrs. James Bryant during a Callas grocery store robbery. A third defendant, Adrian Johnson, 19, also holds a death sentence.
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Austin
Price Daneel
Leo Daniel Luton
Dallas
Joe Edward Smith
Houston
Smith
Luton
U S Tourists Decide to Stay in Russia
Moscow based Tass reports two Russian born Americans choose to remain in the Soviet Union rather than return to the United States. The pair identified as Galina Vasko and a female companion have lived in America for 22 years.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Galina Vasko
Danilo Dan
America
Opening Lead and Finesse in a Bridge Defense
A daily crossword puzzle discusses a bridge hand where West leads clubs and East can choose between playing ace or jack on a heart. If East plays low, declarer must decide whether to finesse and risk a misread, highlighting how defender errors influence the outcome and the final score matters more than hand merit.
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Sion
East
South
de Clarer
West
Declarer
Know Your Bridge Weaterday's Answer
A word puzzle clue set lists numbered items 31 to 42 with hints such as Norwegian playwright and Book of Old Testament. The snippet appears as a crossword style prompt asking for answers like 31 Norse dramatist 34 plunder 35 book of the Old Testament 36 costly 38 to mature 42 sun pod.
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Weaterday
Coatly
Sun Pod
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