Editorial argues high school librarians must screen books
The piece defends Robert E. Lee High School’s library removal of a vulgar book and supports ongoing screening of new titles. It cautions against overreaction, notes time constraints for reviewing 10,000 volumes, and urges allowing parents to flag concerns to principals or librarians. It also criticizes Time magazine for lowering its standards in a review of a vulgar entertainer.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Spirit Lake
MacKinlay Kantor
Robert E. Lee Library
Robert E. Lee
Time Magazine
Stresses Boat Industry at Houston Show Opening
The Houston National Boat and Sport Show opens at 1 p.m. Friday at Sam Houston Coliseum promoting Baytown Houston and Gulf Coast boating growth. Over 3 million dollars of boats and gear will be displayed with an expected attendance record. Last year the event sold more than 15 million in boating gear and continues to boost regional interest, with proceeds funding free boat ramps and a complete week of events and giveaways.
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Coliseum
Boating Trade Association of
Texas
Baytown
Gulf Coast
Baytown Sun Publishing Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun, published afternoons daily and Sundays, lists management roles and personnel including editor and publisher, general manager and circulation director. Subscription rates show £1.45 per month and $17.46 per year with mail rates on request.
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Pearce and
Ashbern Baytown, Texas
Svreere
Florida Frost Prompts Call for Diversified Industry Shift
The author panel discusses the severe Florida freeze, its wide impact on citrus, vegetables, canning, and workers, noting 1 million job losses and broader effects on merchants. He cites 1899 frost, warns on climate risk, and urges diversified industries as a defense, citing Macmillan Kennedy trade views.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A reader finds a prayer in a Long Island inn room. The speaker asks for restraint in talk, wisdom to refrain from fixing others, and acceptance of aging. He prays for thoughtfulness without moodiness and for gentle friendship rather than bossiness.
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Long Island
Pole of Fame Guess the Name and Holland Statesman
A Dutch statesman born in Amersfoort in 1547, educated at Louvain, Bourges and Heidelberg, helped lead against Spanish rule, aided Maurice of Nassau, opposed him in religion, and was beheaded in 1619 for alleged treachery. A companion jurist born in Delft in 1583 was arrested and imprisoned with him.
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International law founder and Renaissance man named
Central Press column recalls a studied lawyer who sided with moderate Calvinists, fled prison with his wife, found refuge with Louis XII, and authored De Jura Belli et Pacis after twenty years. The piece also lists birthdays and calendar trivia amid faded notes from a 18th century era column.
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Louis XII
France
Cuban debate overshadows Rusk briefing by Senate panel
Washington report details a two hour closed door session of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Cuba with Secretary of State Rusk. Ranking Republicans Aiken Hickenlooper and Williams questioned policy while Sen Morse pressed for contract theory and a Gaulle NATO link. Humphrey defended Rusk as Morse warned of U.S obligations and potential invasion risk.
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Electronics All Set For Message
The Associated Press used new Data-Speed equipment to send Kennedy’s State of the Union advance text to newspapers in six minutes. The system transmitted more than 1,000 words at 1,000 words per minute, speeding stock market tables and other dispatches nationwide. Newspapers from Newark News to the San Diego Union received the text as quickly as 400-word standard circuits allow.
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Winston Churchill Honored With Senate Resolution
Senate introduces resolution by Sen. Stephen B. Young to confer honorary U S citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill. The measure praises Churchill for his contributions to mankind and history and follows a similar, unacted proposal from last year.
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Exalted to Prince and Saviour Acts 3:31
The verse proclaims that God exalted Jesus to a position of authority to grant repentance to Israel and forgiveness of sins, presenting him as both Prince and Saviour within the early Christian message.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Then Yesterday's Answers
Crossword clues and partial entries from a dated puzzle. Includes abbreviations for years and a mix of themed terms such as paradises and edge related words. Some entries appear garbled or misread, with potential misprints like Bauthoye and Armedilis.
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Bauthoye
Asia
How to make six hearts in Know Your Bridge South
In the South hand with spades A10, you and partner bid the slam. West leads A spade and continues. If diamonds split 3-3 you can dump a club on a diamond, but 3-3 is only 36 percent. Seek a line assuming the diamond leader holds the King of clubs. Cash spades, then heart, and plan a trump entry. If diamonds not 3-3, you rely on the defender with clubs to give the needed squeeze. Lead hearts, discard clubs, and squeeze the position to win remaining tricks.
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