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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1963

Page

4

Editorial: Split Worries Red Leaders in a Divided Communist World

The world Communist movement faces a rift between Peking and Moscow as Khrushchev warned Chinese leaders against public name calling and urged ending the dispute peacefully. Castro signals Latin American echoes, while Mao pushes toward removing Khrushchev and seizing Soviet influence, threatening a long era of tension within the movement.

East Berlin Peking Moscow Khrushchev Fidel Castro Red Jeaders Castro Latin America Soviet Union Communist Party Red Mao Tze-tung United States U.S.S.R Mao Red China India

TV's World War II Shows Proved Belief Was Right

Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas reports ABC's two World War II dramas Combat and Gallant Men are strong this season. He notes Combat stars Sir Morrow and that the series could run at least another year, with potential moves from France to snow country and possibly German cities.

Bob ‘Thomas Hollywood ABC Bet MGM Saar Cross of Lorraine Brittany Sir Morrow Glenn Ford Vic France Morrow Germany Variety Tye

Baytown Sun publisher and staff rolls listed

The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor Fred Hartman and publisher Beulah Mune Jackson. It notes circulation and advertising departments, carrier rates, and mailing terms, with Baytown postal details and association affiliations.

Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mune Jackson Robert K. Gilmore Eeree Fee Beee Eene One

City hall debated $55 move to host wrestling venue

Sporadically Speaking reviews tension between Houston cultural advocates and city hall over funding for a proposed Music Hall renovation to house wrestling events. The piece lampoons local cultural prestige, media turf, and the risk of fans and boisterous sides clashing with decorum, noting possible clashes with press ethics and staging.

AL Melinger Houston Music Hall Sam Houston Santa Anna Man Mountain Dean Scotty Dawkins Danno Mahoney Daniel Boone Savage

Letters to the Editor lampoons political dolls in Baytown

A reader uses a string of satirical doll analogies to mock local politics in Baytown. The piece lampoons the Republican, John Birch, city council, and school trustee figures, suggesting dolls drive annexations, taxes, votes, and even letters to the editor.

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Try and Stop Me by Cohen on Landlord Battle

A running battle with a landlord ends with a note from a friend claiming success. Myron advises a simple tactic, then Joe Schwartz signs from Sing Sing Cell 208. Lowell Thomas recalls buying Hudson property and praises a sharp real estate mind, noting later that the value tripled.

Cohen Myron Joe Schwartz Lowell Thomas Hudson Thomas P.S

German commander in France during D Day name

Questions recall key figures linked to history and ancestry. Includes clues about German commander in France at D Day Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon Queen Mother and Boston Harbor lighthouse Little Brewster Island.

Nhls France Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon Atlantic North America Gunther von Kluge Elizabeth Little Brewster Island Boston Harbor Rutherford B. Hayes Batile

Washington Report and Senate Rules Debates Include Morse Filibuster History

The column cites Drew Pearson’s Washington roundup of notes for public figures on land deals, federal contracts, and political ethics. It sketches Wayne Morse’s long filibuster record, his stance for or against Rule 22 cloture, and cited instances from 1933 to 1961 highlighting debates over tidelands, atomic energy, and satellite legislation.

Drew Pearson Washington Stewart Udall Virgin Islands Corporation St. Caix Harvey Aluminum Corp Harvey Justice Department Ensign V. G. Crshires FBI K. A. Vosburgh John Maragon Petersburg Federal Penitentiary Claude Taylor Ed Guthman Bobby Ted Kennedy Aspen Colo Ray Rood Allen New York Tennessee Williams Gore Vidal Jfk White House Dante Fasceli Florida Guv Bill Scranton Scranton Pennsylvania Boxing Commission Julio Medaris Philadelphia Pennsylvania World Boxing Association Alfred Klein Kefauver Elizabeth Rowe National Planning Commission Washington, D. C Union Station Potomac Union Sta Yon Congress Norman Bernstein Dodge Margaret Chase Smith Maine Eugene L. Spehr Ferndale Mich AMA Frederick J. Clarke D.C Kenilworth Fulton Lewis JR Senate Wayne Lyman Morse Volatie Oregon Morse Tidelands Morse and Company House of Representatives House

Prospects For Texas Industry Best This Year

A Bureau of Business Research briefing in Austin says Texas industry 1963 looks promising with new plants under construction since 1952 and NASA Manned Spacecraft Center expansion boosting employment beyond Houston. Texas ranked high in attracting new industries in 1962, with 300 more manufacturing jobs in November than January, and Lockheed and other firms eyeing Sabine Neches developments.

Austin Texas Bureau of Business Research Stanley Arhingast Bureau NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Arkingrast Tes New York Penana Texas Ployiment Commission Arhinivist Mies Itt Lockheed Char Lake Hewtian Phileas Sabine- Neches

Daily Crossword Puzzle clues and misspellings

Crossword entries list a small dog clue and a miswritten city name on the note. It mentions a Russian city on the Otes River and a bazil exclamation, suggesting a puzzle page with errors and playful entries.

Beeves Otes River

Know Your Bridge L You are declarer with the West hand at Four Hearts

In four hearts the lead is a king of spades then ace and four. North continues queen spades. Best plan is to discard a club from dummy when third spade is led, planning for trump and counting on spade division. The text explains risk of 4-0 or 2-2 splits.

Houston Dallas Prairie North South Hing Ures Syndicate, Inc

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