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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
6
The piece compares Kennedy’s 1961 1962 and 1963 State of the Union messages, noting a shift from urgent crisis rhetoric to cautious confidence. Domestic and foreign issues are tracked, with emphasis on inflation recovery, disciplined optimism, and warnings about hidden dangers and storms beyond the horizon.
The Methodist Church plans a wholesale curriculum upgrade for children birth through sixth grade. It will drop current Sunday school materials and introduce early exposure to broad theological themes, encouraging child led exploration of life’s big questions. The new program, aimed at about 3.5 million students, launches in September 1954.
A domestic cat navigates unseen spaces by sensing with its whiskers. The sensitive tactile hairs detect air currents and nearby objects, helping it move safely in low light and avoid obstacles. Researchers note whisker input complements vision and improves spatial awareness in dim conditions.
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoons five days a week and Sundays in Baytown Texas from Pearce and Ashbel. Editor and Publisher is listed with staff including General Manager Managing Editor office and circulation directors. Administrative and advertising staff names appear in the masthead along with the P O Box address and postal details. National representation is noted by Tenes Newspaper Representatives Inc for Baytown listings.
Babson Park Mass. Roger Babson doubts 1963 will bring strong gains as unemployment rise and take home pay shrinks. He cites doubts about Kennedy's stance toward business, anti trust law fears, and a push for foreign trade through trade associations.
Street analyst John Straley recounts a patient learning he has diabetes at forty after a doctor visit. The tale contrasts a friend’s quip about Chrysler with a Mt Kisto class paper featuring Alfred the Great and a suspicious baking scene.
The piece blends trivia from mythic questions to modern figures and historical notes. It mentions the first mortal woman in myth, Provence's fame for climate and culture, U.S. states with Springfield, and the Gran Chaco’s location. It notes the Japanese battleship Yamato as WW II’s largest. It also highlights Daniel Webster’s birth, a Russian political figure, and Soviet top command reshuffles with a spy-leaning deputy premier, plus birthday tributes to Kaye Grant and Flood.
Washington column recounts Pvt. Berger Loman’s 1918 Medal of Honor heroism at Consenoye France and a Pentagon note on burial space. It then reports a subway mishap involving Sen. Dirksen and Sen. Hayden. Ambassador Moscoso's breakfast table joke about the alliance with Sen. Humphrey follows. The piece highlights Sen. Sam Ervin’s meticulous campaign finance disclosures and contrasts with other senators’ reported receipts and expenditures. Finally a Bible verse closes the column.
Improvements on the Mexico City to Juarez rail line will finish by June. Replacing old rails with 112 pound tracks and other upgrades will allow new fast trains to operate daily, cutting travel time from 37 hours to a much shorter journey to the U S border.
In Burbank a woman drove onto railroad tracks and became stuck in a switch, delaying two Wheat freight cars. Mazie Wells said she entered the crossing today, a track supervisor saw the car crawl by, and he redirected the signal to stop the train. She was not cited.
In a West dealer hand with both sides vulnerable North opens with ace high, declarer reaches four spades after careful sequence. The key play hinges on the opening lead revealing East’s diamond holding, guiding the final spade strategy and securing four spades for South.
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