Texas Highway System in 1965 A Year of Growth and Safety
Texas built momentum on its 66,751 mile highway grid in 1965 with progress on the Interstate network, expansion of the Farm to Market system, and strong safety gains. New automation, breakaway signs, a Texas film promoting travel, and beautification efforts accompanied $465 million in contracts and $62.9 million in maintenance to safeguard a $4.5 billion highway investment.
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Texas
Texas Highway Commission
Highway Department
Texas Highway Department
FMRAL
U.S
Texas Transportation Institute
Texas A&m University
Gulf Coast
Hollywood
Lone Star
Houston
A Tired American Editorial Voices Frustration Across Generations
Guest editorial by Alan McIntosh in the Rock County Herald voices weary sentiment among Americans. It condemns mobs, counterculture, and political factions while lamenting taxes, government relief, and perceived foreign influence, calling for old-fashioned virtues and national unity.
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Alan McIntosh
Rock County
Janta
Gen
de Gaulle
Tama
Oi Nasser
Sam White
Sam
Iam
America
Know Your Bridge By 8 JAY DECKER
The article analyzes a bridge play where East avoids winning the ten of hearts and instead plays the eight, enabling West and East to communicate and gain the upper hand. The declarer missteps lead to down one after East’s precise defense, illustrating timing and signal importance in defense.
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Jay Decker
West
East
South
Declarer
Area. Syndicate, Inc
Lodge Lampshade on Giotto and Viet Nam TV Plans
Henry McLemore grills U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge for proposing Giotto prizes while outlining a war era TV plan. He notes three hours weekly of broadcasts to troops in Vietnam may dull homesickness but could prompt re enlistment. He recalls World War II film morale boosters and mocks ads for beauty products aimed at soldiers returning home.
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Henry McLemore
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
Giotto
Ambassador Lodge
Fra Angelico
Filippo Lippi
Jeannie
Mr. Lodge
South Pacific
Errol Flynn
Burma
Flynn
Ben-Gurion at 79 Still Going Strong Says Pearson
Washington Merry-Go-Round interview with David Ben-Gurion in Tel Aviv. Drew Pearson notes Ben-Gurion’s vigor, ongoing daily walks, and relentless focus on Israel’s growth. The piece contrasts him with Levi Eshkol amid cabinet formation turmoil and recalls Ben-Gurion’s reading habits and memories of Suez.
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Ben-Gurion
Tel Aviv
Near East
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Ben- Gurion
Desert Home
Edge of the Negev
Ben- Gurions
Senate
Har
Europe
Eisenhower
Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence
Suez
Jordan
Ben-Gu
France
Britain
Baytown Sun staff and imprint details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher roles, managers, and staff positions with mail and office addresses at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. The notice notes second class mail eligibility and subscription rates, and identifies regional representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Blite
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
PF. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Cat
Spot of Fame Guess the Name volcanic plug rises 865 feet
Rising to a height of 865 feet from a rolling plain this striking volcanic plug stands as a standout site in the National Monument System. Geologists explain it formed when molten rock pushed upward through a hard crust and cracked into vertical columns before erosion exposed the mass.
Name this spot of fame from the fluted tower tale
Ruth Ramsey reports a central press quiz item about a fluted five sided tower with a 1700 foot base diameter. Indian legends recount Sioux maidens and bears, while the gods lift the rock to save them. The quiz asks readers to name the famous spot at the column's end.
Klan Lawyer Stands by Tactics in Contempt Push
Washington AP The Bogalusa Ku Klux Klan witnesses face possible contempt citations after failing to produce records and answer questions. Attorney Michael M. Ingraham says his clients differ from Imperial Wizard Robert M. Shelton’s group, citing prior court orders and ongoing injunctions against violence.
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Washington
Bogalusa
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Robert M. Shelton
Imperial Wizard
United Klans of America
Shelton
Michae
Ingraham
Baton Pouse la
Bogalusa Group
Committee
U.S. District Court
New Orleans
Ingrshem
Justice Department
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House
Bible Verse Emphasizes Christ's Once for All Sacrifice
A devotional line cites Hebrews 10 20 stating that we are sanctified through the offering of the body of Jesus Christ once for all, underscoring the sufficiency and finality of His sacrifice.
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Jesus Christ
Indian Wars of Texas Is Dramatic Revealing Book
Mildred P. Mayhall's Indian Wars of Texas, 270 pages, Waen Texian Press, $7.58, surveys early Texas Indian encounters and conflicts. The volume portrays Indians both as foes and as people fighting to preserve their way of life amid settler expansion, with praise for the author’s historical range and prior works.
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Texas
Mildred P. Mayhall
Waen
Texian Press
Rio Grande
Earé
Maynall
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Robert K. Gilmore
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