Judge Brown Loved Life and Public Service in Baytown
A Baytown Sun editorial remembers Judge M. Mo Fats Brown a 56 year old public servant who for 25 years served as officer and justice of the peace. The piece praises his kindness grit and multifaceted life from policing to baseball to golf and laments his heart condition. It notes the community’s grief and hopes for solace to his family Marion Martha Jim and Marna Kay.
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M. Mo Fats
Brown
Judge Brown
Fats Brown
Baytown Sun
Lee
Baytown
Science
The
Marion
Martha
Jim
Marna Kay
Try Your Word Power Feature Chessboard of clues and quotes
A mixed page puzzle with word power questions across and down on a letter grid. It includes clues for royalty, animals, sails, plants, and various wordplay items, plus a Q and A section from the Newspaper Enterprise Association. The fragment references definitions and trivia about horses sea snails islands and wines.
Orange Wednesday by Leslie Thomas review
Leslie Thomas delivers a brisk wartime caper with oddball humor and suspense. Lt Brunel Hopkins guards forgotten war papers in Falsbad and navigates a web of spies, danger, and eccentric allies as a supersecret meeting looms.
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Leslie Thomas
Delacorte
Kingdom Brunel Hopkins
Royal Welsh Border Regiment
Brunel
Falsbad
Germany
Brunei
Barbs on frugality, debts, and karate lessons
The column editor quips about living frugally and saving for the withdrawal window. A neighbor delays six weeks of newsboy payments while others are urged to be kind to the elderly. The piece notes an uptick in people taking karate lessons.
Powell and Johnson clash over race and power plays
Washington column details Adam Clayton Powell’s behind the scenes offers to drop a grand jury probe in exchange for political influence. It recalls his 1956 maneuver to sway Eisenhower and notes Powell’s recent Watts trip to test White House reactions while debating black power and race relations. Powell’s Jakarta Asia Africa speech is also mentioned.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
California
Adam Clayton Powel
Harlem Globe-Trotter
Johnson
Justice Department
Powell
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hattie Dodson
Alderson
W.va
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Tre
New York
Bobby Kennedy
Stokley Carmichaels
Adam
Watts
Calli
Bimini
Grand Jury
Stokely Carmichael
Congress
Jakarta
Indonesia
USA
Miriam Makeba
Tanzania
Miriam
Carmichael
Makeba
RCA Victor
Belafonte
Make
South Africa
United States
Doctor Says X Rays Not Radiation Hazard
Public health authorities say diagnostic X rays pose no radiation hazard under current usage, with natural background radiation far exceeding medical exposures. Advancements continue to improve equipment and protective techniques for maximal patient safety while preserving diagnostic value.
Thoughtful quotes on liberty and wisdom by Twain and Jeremiah
A collection of quotes noting divine power and wisdom in creation, and praising freedom of speech and conscience as essential to American prudence. The Jeremiah line underscores the earth and heavens shaped by divine understanding, followed by Twain praising core freedoms in the country.
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Jeremiah
Mark Twain
Wage and price restraints loom for economy reform
AP analysis tracks Johnson administration moves to curb inflation through stronger wage and price controls. Endorsement of a possible independent wage-price board and decisive action to protect the dollar reflect a broader push to stabilize costs, boost competitiveness, and curb political blowback from price spirals. The piece frames January as a pivot point for policy direction and notes public statements backing restraint. It ends with a biblical verse from I Corinthians 15:50.
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Joan Cunniff
New York
Johnson
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
Heller
Minneapolis
Washington
Boand
Defending With King Lead in Bridge by Jacoby
East should trump the first club when partner leads king of clubs headed by ace king or king queen, preserving defense and avoiding misplays. The essay argues the improved defensive convention yields more tricks over time, despite forgetting nuances and occasional misreads.
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East
West
South
Bridge puzzle on rebid after three spades
You hold a2 VJ4 K109543 with south to act after a sequence 2 hearts pass 2NT pass 3D pass 4H pass 5D. If partner rebids to 3 spades, decide the best action given confidence in partner and distribution. Consider raising to six hearts or passing, with today's note to answer tomorrow.
Beulah Mae Fackson and Paul Putman Play Lead Roles
Beulah Mae Fackson and Paul Putman named in editorial by Beulah Mae Fackson and Paul Putman. Ann B. Pritchett serves as Editor and Publisher General Manager. Administrative staff includes Business Manager and Assistant to the Publisher, Office Manager, Managing Editor, and Advertising Department leads Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin. Local Baytown Sun masthead lists staff across publishing roles.
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Beulah Mae Fackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Torpree E
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
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Bank Ney
Satan
Animal Realm
Pearl of the Antilles
Newspaper Enterprise Associati
Associated Prose News
John Grey Gorton
Harold Holt
Robert Menzies
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Ottaviani
Fultoan Sheen
Seper
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thien
Israel
United Arab Republic
Bronx
Christiaan Barnard
Timothy Leary
Prince Sihanouk
Chester Bowles
Cambodia
U.S
Soviet Union
China
Larry O'Brien
Ia. Dla
Miles A, Smith
Berry's
Bonnie and Clyde
Phil Pastoret
NEA
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstedt
the Sun
India
College
Ted Hunt
Mississippi
AP Business Analysis
God
Jacoby
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
D& K
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pennergrass
Henry Holcomb
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Absociated Presse Ascoriated Freaxy
Ups
Otherwins
Republicaums
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