Pay Your Poll Tax By Jan 31 in Harris County
Editorial urges timely poll tax payment as the Jan 31 deadline nears. Receipts cost 1.50 per person and enable voting in 1962 elections in Texas. Baytown offices and deputies will help collect taxes, with exemptions and affidavits explained for voters aged 21 to 60, and long lines warned against.
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Harris County
Texas
Carl 5. Smith
Baytown
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
National Congress
Smith
Nation Listens For Kennedy's Program
AP analysis notes Washington readouts on Kennedy’s fiscal plan will affect consumers, labor, banks, and investors. It outlines expected spending rise to at least 92 billion, tax implications, and how defense outlays spurred demand, jobs, and higher incomes.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Washington
Kennedy
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Budget Bureau
Tazny
Did You Know A Bird Wing Reveals Arm Bone Count
A factoid notes that a bird wing contains most of the bones present in a human arm, illustrating shared skeletal structure between avian and human limbs.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff lines
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and publication details including editors, managers, and office contacts. It notes daily publication afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, with addresses in Baytown Texas and subscription rates of $1.45 per month or $17.40 per year.
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Baytown Sun
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Hartman
Weeenerator
Wim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Battor Beulah Mae Jackson
James F. Fale
Ent
Cede
Eeer Tee
Hlanaget . Tletal
National Manager
Texas
Athe Wien Cs Jaeepee
Spy Case Folds Details In Kauffman Arrest
Washington notes suppress key facts in Capt. Joseph Kauffman espionage case. Case centers on his East Berlin visit in civilian clothes, relatives linked to Communism, and base arrests at Castle Air Force Base and Lindsay AFB. Publicity hints at major spy story with trial looming.
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Washington
Joseph Bauffman
Air Force
Kauffman
Germany
East Berlin
Kaufzman
Green
West Germany
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Lindsay Air Force Base
Wiesbaden
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Alter Lord
A satirical fragment recalls Calving Coolidge at the Alamo in mute wonder asking its purpose. A cockeyed tale by Les Carpenter features Singh singing in his homeland tongue. Bill Zeckendorff shares how a real estate magnate recalls a motorist asking about a farmer’s contraption.
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Bennett Cerf
Calvin
Coolidge
The
Alamo
Lond
Mr. Coolidge
Les Carpenter
Singh
U.S
Mitch
Bill Zeckendorff
Folk of Fame Guess the Name from a 1920s Matinee Idol
A fragmentary quiz item asks for the name of a 17 year old debuting stage performer from St Paul who starred in some 200 films before his death in 1949. Clues reference early Broadway and cinema roles including Not Guilty Cimarron and a gun friendly western persona. The piece notes off stage demands and a first wife.
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St. Paul
Minn
Earnest Carlton Brimmer
Descendant of Pilgrim Faces TV Spotlight at Privacy Ranch
Winifred Coe profile notes a son who, with twin siblings and an adopted daughter, grew up on a 150 acre Santa Monica area ranch after a divorce. The heir apparent to a Mayflower lineage has appeared on TV shows such as Gun Smoke, continuing the family’s stage legacy.
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Winifred Coe
Santa Monica
Analyzing Kennedy Palm Beach Views on 1962 policy
AP reports from Palm Beach outline President Kennedy’s cautious leadership style for 1962. He favors steady foreign policy, mild domestic stance, and pragmatic moves with Congress. The coverage notes alignment with Truman Eisenhower policies and a balanced, less confrontational approach.
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Atitancton
Kennedy
Editors Speak on Age Labels and Social Class
The University of Chicago survey reported in Reports shows adults judge middle age and old differently by social status. Upper middle class gages maturity around 40 with old at 70, while lower classes set earlier ages. views vary by gender and perception, and timing from birth versus death distances may mark aging.
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University of Chicago
Kansas City
Bible Verse On His Grace Through Christ For Ages To Come
A fragmentary religious note emphasizes that in the ages to come he might show the exceeding riches of his grace in kindness through Christ. It mentions Jews and wavering faith as part of the context.
Predictions for a Memorable 1962 in New York Era
A foreshadowing year charms with prosperity and puzzles as 1962 will mix growth and uncertainty. The piece imagines Americans earning more yet unclear where it goes, while global intrigues unfold including space, Congo, and UN finances. Domestic politics hint at tax changes, youth milestones, and shifting leadership styles amid public curiosity.
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New York
Mrxa
Yeachieg Se
Feed Grain Surplus Expected to Shrink in 1962
Washington AP says agriculture department estimates indicate feed grain surpluses will be cut by about 150 million bushels under the emergency program. Projected 1962 production is 141 million tons or 5.22 billion bushels, with reserves near 3.1 billion bushels and a year-end outlook around 2.55 billion bushels.
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Washington
Culture Department
Monetary Agreement Extended By Mexico
Mexico and the United States formally extended a monetary stabilization accord for two more years. The Ministry of Finance said Mexico will have access to a 75 million dollar credit from the U.S. Treasury if Mexican currency reserves fall below a safe level.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Ministry of Finance
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Odd Bridge Hand Prompts Five NT Lead Tale
In a crowded bridge deal North opened spades and East overcalled two clubs. South, with 32 high card points and a strange distribution, used a cue bid then Blackwood. North showed one ace and two kings, leading to declarer at hearts with four singletons and a clean 13 tricks.
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Hella
North
East
South
Blackwood
Queen of Diamonds
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