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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1961

Page

12

Budgie Boom Challenges Dog as Top Household Pet

The budgerigar or parakeet is rising as a popular cage bird in the United States. Breeders clubs shows and a National Cage Bird Week foster interest. birds trained to talk and respond to affection attract urban owners. The budgie boom, begun in the 19th century, may soon rival dogs in numbers.

Florence Michelson Central Press Association United States

Tiny Cameras Create Giant Cincinnati Skyline Portrait

AP Newsfeatures details how Joe J. Marx of Loveland Ohio used a sub miniature camera to produce a 15 foot panorama of Cincinnati skyline. Using four 4x5 inch negatives shot from the riverfront, Marx matched tones and shorelines on a masonite board after careful tripod work and darkroom enlargements. He praises ultra miniature cameras for portable unobtrusiveness and urges fellow photographers to focus on close ups of a single subject per roll.

Irving Desfur Joe J. Marx Loveland Ohio Cincinnati Public Library Joe Marx Marx Cincinnati Focal Encyclopedia Mecmillan Co New York Fie Rureim

Workers Bosses Clash Over Cat Mascot at Plant

In Van Nuys California Pacific Mercury Electronics faces a labor management dispute over Mister Tom the cat mascot. The plant security chief cites hygienic concerns and wants the cat removed. Workers filed a petition with two signatures and a union grievance committee is set to meet. if unresolved, the case may go to the state conciliation service.

van Nuys Calif Tom Pacific Mercury Electronics Corp

Well Built Home Can Help Health Association Says

The Southern Pine Association urges better indoor climate through proper heating and well built homes to prevent colds. Preshrunk lumber and sealing sheathings improve insulation and weather tightness. details available via the Home Buyers Guide, Southern Pine Association, P O Box 1170, New Orleans.

Association Southern Pine Association Care of P.O New Orleans

Three Longs in U S Senate Now Three Longs in Senate

Washington AP reports it is rare to have three senators sharing the same surname. The 1985 86 session and 1939 41 saw such trio patterns. Current trio includes Edward V Long Missouri Russell B Long Louisiana and Oren E Long Hawaii with older precedents of John Thomas Idaho Elmer Thomas Idaho and Elbert Thomas Utah.

Washington Senate Library of Congress Edward V. Long Long Missouri Russell B. Long D-La Oren E. Long Hawaii

Perfect Driver Gets Ticket No License

Jersey City, AP reports Glascow Ryales, 46, has driven since age 14 without an accident but never held a driver's license. He received a ticket during a spot check of cars and drivers by motor vehicle inspectors who encountered him by chance.

Jersey City N.J Glascow Ryales Ryales

Khrushchev Seeks Fat Cattle Through Better Slaughter Policy

In Moscow Khrushchev urged end to long cattle drives to keep cattle fat for market. He pressed regional leaders on slaughterhouses and rail use, criticizing cultural lapses in cattle handling. Turkmen and Estonian reports noted private herds growing faster and a shift to cash-based payment for production. Leaders face penalties for false agricultural figures.

Moscow Khrushchev Communist ‘S Party Central Committee Social Party Pyavda Today Communist Party Voronov Orenburg Kazakhstan Turkmen’ Soviet Republic Ivan Kebin Kebin

Sinatra Lawford Ready Stars For Demo Blowout Gala

In Washington AP Frank Sinatra and Peter Lawford lure a galaxy of stars for an inaugural gala to help fund the 1961 campaign debt. Ella Fitzgerald tops the international guests with five minute spots while Ethel Merman Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn will join. Tickets cost 100 and boxes go for 1000 with buyers including Joseph P Kennedy and Ed Pauley.

Washington Frank Sinatra Peter Lawford Australia Ella Fitzgerald Sinatra Frankie Ethel Merman Sir Laurence Olivier Anthony Quinn Lawford John F. Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy California Ed Pauley

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