Editorials New Year New Opportunity
Editorial by M Louise Haskins urging rededication to better citizenship and peace as Baytown enters 1964. Highlights NASA Manned Spacecraft Center boosting local economy and population growth, calls for eradicating hate, pursuing progress, and wishing readers a prosperous year.
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M. Louise Haskins
Baytown
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Baytown-Houston
NASA
Earth
John F. Kennedy
Baytown Sun
Reviled ex Agriculture chief Benson calls for conspirators
Reported by Drew Pearson notes Ezra Benson, former head of the Agriculture Department under Eisenhower, warns at a Logan Utah rally that free citizens should become conspirators against established government. He links Civil Rights to communism and hints at revolution, while praising John Birch Society figures and criticizing Oswald.
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Drew Pearson Shington
Eyri
Taft
Agriculture Department
Fisenhower
Europe
Benson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mormon Church
David 0. McKay
Eisenhower
Ike
Robert Welch
Reed Benson
Ezra
Welch
John Birch Society
Marion
Shirtbrand
Logan
Utah
United States
Lee Oswald
Reds
China
U.S
Lisle Rock
Russia
Poland
Iran
Minnesota
GOP
Ghana
Sen. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Cyprus
U.s.-Cambodia
Star of Gypsy
Ernest Borgnine
Victor Pozdeneyevs
Moscow
Congress
George Murphy
Pires
Oswald
Whs Resufe
Johnson
Ludwig ‘Erhard
Pope Paul
King of
Kennedy Era Gossip and Policy Shifts Stir Washington
Intimates reveal Kennedy aides shifting loyalty to Robert Kennedy as potential running mate. Benson's criticism of wartime grain exports contrasted with 1950s liberalization talk. Cushing plans an older‑applicant seminary and a possible Pope John name. Springer pursues a blue sky law for Washington DC.
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White House
Kennedy
Robert
Johnsson
Bob Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Wagner
New York
Pat. Brown
California
United States
Delaware
William Springer
Argentina President defies defense minister duel claim
President Arturo Ilia rejects Defense Minister Leopoldo Suarez resignation to allow a duel with ousted Air Force Secretary Martin Cairo. Cairo challenged Suarez New Year after being fired for opposing proposed economy steps, claiming injury to his dignity and honor.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Ilia
Leopoldo Suarez
Air Force
Martin Cairo
Cairo
Suarez
Mia
Halley’s Comet appearances traced to ancient times
The record notes Halley’s Comet appearing in 240 B C and its first depiction in the Nuremberg Chronicles of 654 A D, highlighting long historical acknowledgment of the celestial visitor.
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Halley
Nuremberg
Bradford Sentenced To Die February 10
WAXAHACHIE AP Judge Penn Jackson set Feb. 10 as execution date for Bobby Clyde Bradford 31. Bradford was convicted Feb. 5 1964 of slaying Constable Ben Wicker of Ferris in the fall of 1962. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed Bradford death sentence Nov. 13.
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Waxahachie
Penn Jackson
Bobby Clyde Bradford
Bradford
Ben Wicker
Ferris
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bradord
Defensive play in three no trump with spade jack lead
In a three no trump contract defend with East facing South West. After West signals with jack of spades and declarer plays king of diamonds, return the king of clubs to set up a decisive ruffing entry and cut declarer’s three no trump chances. Partner's ten of clubs helps, while dummy's only entry is killed by the club king.
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Jack of Sp
West Lewn
Eins
South
Eicy Fectures Syndicae, Inc
Adams Family Power in Boston Sports Scene
A fragmentary report portrays Charles Francis Adams and the Catots family dominating Boston society and sports interests including the Boston Bruins. Tensions rise over misdirected phone calls to the promoter, ending with a stern remark as Adams reacts at 3:00 a.m. amid Back Bay social scrutiny.
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Boston
Charles Francis
Charles Francis Adams
Boston Bruin
Adams
Back Bay Society For
Dams
Bruins
Questions From The News Quiz List Of Clues And Names
A jumbled quiz lists 25 questions about current events and public figures, including the South Pole visit by a cardinal, Schubert brothers theater owners, Cyprus president, Davis Cup winner, and other headlines. It notes a score rating and references Kennedy Air Port and other named places and people.
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South Pole
Schubert Brothers
Johnson
Cyprus
Moscow
Peking Quarrel
Jack Ruby
TODAY'S GRAB BAG ANSWER QUICK Spot Of Fame
A fragmented quiz feature lists multiple prompts and historical notes. It mentions Ukraine’s two outstanding poets, the motto In God We Trust on US coins, Banok dialect, birthday wishes for Maz Eastman and others, a famous obelisk pair in New York and London, and historical tidbits about Telhmosis II and the first appendix operation in 1885.
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Chece Rigg
Lafayette
Europe
Ukraine
Waren
America
Central Parte
New York City
Thames
London
England
Helipasis
Average American woman wears out 13 stockings a year
HAL BOYLE reports from New York that hosiery firms estimate the typical woman uses thirteen pairs of stockings annually. He notes men clinging to old roles may be surprised that American women devote roughly nine million hours weekly to beauty shops, reflecting changing social habits.
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Hy Hal Boyle
New York
Kennedy brothers win Aspen ski race by one second
In Aspen Colorado Robert Kennedy won a ski race by one second over Edward Kennedy in the doubles on Aspen Mountain. Robert, U S attorney general, teamed with Tom Corcoran, while Edward, a Senator from Massachusetts, partnered Andrea Mead Lawrence in the giant slalom. They have been vacationing in Aspen since December 26 and depart for Washington Saturday.
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Associated. Press
Aspen
Colo
Kennedy Brothers
Robert
Edward
U.S. Attorney General
Tom Corcoran
Colorado
Massachusetts
Andrea Mead ‘Lawrence
Washington
Settlement Made In Missile Mishap
Federal judge approved an out of court settlement for Houston widow Mrs. Charlotte M Carter and her three children. They will receive 87,000 damages from North American Aviation, Inc. The award completes five settlements related to the crash during air craft training over New Mexico when a Sidewinder missile discharged from a freighter plane. Carter’s husband Capt Stephen Carter, 23, of East Hartford, Conn., and two other crewmen died. two men were injured.
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Houston
API
Charlotte M Carter
Stephen Carter
East Hartford
Conn
New Mexico
Carter
Cartirs
North American Aviation, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle clues set 39 40 4h 41 42 452 Pigpen
Puzzle clues listed in a single compact line. The set includes A small loop, Lick, Notion, River through Berm, Doctrine, and Pigpen with numeral 452. Includes brief crossword style entries and numbering.
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Lick
Berm
Doctrine
Baytown Sun masthead and credits fragment
Readable bits show Baytown Sun details with names and publishing notes. It lists editors and staff such as Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass and Beulah Mae Jackson along with Baytown Post Office classifications and republication notice phrases.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae‘Jackson
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FDR
Jacqueline Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Cardinal Cushing
JFK
Cardinals
Hood
Cushing
Pope John
World News Today
Madrid
Jose Marcia Garcia Lanez
Siadrid
Spain
Garcia Lopez
Fidel Castro
Peking
Aden
Ing
Salem
Suva
Fiji
New Zealand
South Pacific
Zakahanga
Cook Islands
B. Jay Becker
West
Ree Lelerer
Bennett Cerf
Eis
Sve
Pave
AME
Maz Eastman
Jang Wyman
George Tumbletoes
Selkirk
Swigdaysdan
Konrad Adenauer
Brien Marini
Carl Hambro
Norwean
Aia
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Augustus Caesar
Alexandria
Caesareum
B.C
Anon
Truman
Charles BE
Stanton
Lake Ladoga
Soviet Union
Taras Shevchenko
Ivan Franko
Edward Teach
TS Berg
McNaught Stadical
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
Martinique
Guadeloupe
West Indies
de Gaulle
Porto Ronco
Switzerland
Erich Maria Remarque
Titer
Remarque
Ilneés
Romania
United ‘States
France
Scandinavian
Jess
Robert Q. Lewis
Americs
Herbert Hoover
Don’ Marquis
Trent
Tanners
God of Teutonic Pantheon
Prestiondent
Odin
Vecterds
Che Baytoon Sun
Verybieweseeseil
Sesck
Advertising Department
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Carrie Laughlin
Sos
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashbel
Representatives, Inc
Papmp Jara
Mpostaseaia Origis
Repebney
Berets
Asm Oat
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