Baytown Cheers U.S. Steel Expansion Plans and Growth
Editorial praises U.S. Steel for announcing a planned plant east of Baytown on Cedar Bayou Stream with future plans for a fully integrated facility. The piece touts the economic boost, potential satellite industries, and Baytown’s strong community appeal, noting Humble Oil and refining as key contributors and predicting Baytown’s rise as a steel and space center with high employment prospects into 1966 and beyond.
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Baytown
U.S. Steel
Cedar Bayou
Houston
U.S
Gulf Coast
U.S Steel
City Hall Scene Highlights City Council Bid Policy Plans
Councilman Jack Huron pressed for a formal bid form for city depository contracts and joint election plans with the school district. He urged progress on a tax office merger, youth baseball facilities, and closures of Cedar Bayou and Woodlawn sewage plants ahead of his term end in spring.
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Huron
Cedar Bayou
Woodlawn
Lee College Board of Regents
Lee College
Know Your Bridge By 8 JAY DECKER
You are South, neither side vulnerable. The bidding shows you must infer game chances after partner’s double. For five hands, the advised bids range from two notrumps to four spades, with cues in clubs and selective jump responses to reveal uncertainty about trump. Game prospects depend on hand strength and partner’s support.
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King
Dodése
Res Syndicate, Inc
Red Cross Spends $208 Million on World Services
In fiscal year 1964-65 the American Red Cross spent 108,081,320 to aid Americans and service members worldwide. The report notes doubled ARC activity in South Vietnam as conflict intensified, with one in three military families seeking assistance at home. Blood collections reached 2,775,200 units, water safety course certificates issued rose to 2,534,000, and disaster relief outlays reached 15,770,819, the third highest since 1956.
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Washington
Red Cross
U.S
ARC
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Vicims of
Pollyanna label and bold dislikes in Henry McLemor column
Henry McLemor deflates being called a Pollyanna listing annoyances from overcoats to hotel sameness and margarine quirks. He critiques standardized motels, restaurant coffee, TV branding, and other fads while asserting he is not a perpetual optimist.
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Henry McLemor
U. S
New York Review
New York Times Book Review
Arctic
Federal Reserve Sets National Paper Currency Averages
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports total currency in circulation averages 3174 per person nationwide. Public holds about 32 billion in paper money, with an estimated 500 per family of three, though typical families likely hold 50 to 200 dollars.
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Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Will Israel Initiate Showdown On Arabs
Washington Merry Go Round examines if Israel will attack first amid Arab arms buildup and Soviet influence near the Near East. Gen Rabin warns Israel faces stretched defense with 610 mile border and population disparity, and bomber reach from Jordan threatens Tel Aviv.
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Jberusalen
Israel
Egypt
Army
Isaac Rabin
Near East
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Baytown Sun details and World War II era insights
The Baytown Sun imprint lists staff roles and office details, then pivots to a dated World War II era column. It discusses Israeli reserve forces, Gen Rabin, and Ben-Gurion era remarks. It notes Israel's scientific progress, espionage cases, and two scientists implicated in secrets to Russia.
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David Ben-Gurion
Sinai
Israel
Weizman Institute
IBM
United States
Ben-Gurion
Israel Beer
Kurt Sitte
Haifa
East Germany
Judith Anon
Mount Palomar telescope and other science notes
A rapid collection of science trivia and historical facts: the Mount Palomar reflecting telescope diameter, the first 0.3 satellite launch date, a playful nod to whether the earth is round, and human chromosome count. It also recalls farmland area in the US and a feature on Crater Lake in Oregon within the Cascade Range.
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Mount Palomar
Oregon
Cascade Range
Mount Maza
World’s Eight Wonders Peak Reveals Mountain’s Rise and Fall
Ruth Ramsey writes of a famed cratered peak standing 500 to 2,000 feet high, praised as one of the eight wonders for its extraordinary beauty and scientific insight into how the mountain formed, was destroyed, and cratered. Born Today includes Millard Fillmore and others in a mixed trivia context.
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Iske
Letter writers edge debate on Baker Road extension
Readers criticize local officials over pollution and drainage in Baytown. Mrs. Jerold C. Cates Jr. accuses city county and school agencies of inertia while highlighting the Houston Channel Industry issue and sewer problems at Burnet gully. A Baytown Sun reader praises the Baytown Little Theatre Fantasticks opening night and invites attendance at upcoming performances.
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the Sun
Afr
Hartman
Bee Landrum
Baker Road
Bastown
David Burnet
Houston
L.B.J
Baytown
U.S. Steel
Sterling High
Burnet
Sonny
Jerold C. Cates Jr
Abbott
Fred Hartman
Texas
Fred
Baytown Little Theatre
Bible Verse Believeth On Him Shall Not Be Ashamed
A scripture passage states belief in him avoids shame. Romans 32 11. The message emphasizes faith and assurance of acceptance for believers.
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across and Down Clues
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Western Farm
High, Rocky Hills Pawn
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