Baytown Jaycees Active in National Week
The Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce joins National Jaycee Week as a dynamic chapter among about 4,000 nationwide with more than 200,000 active members aged 21 to 35. In 1964 Baytown Jaycees ran 13 projects including a Christmas spree and a circus to fund efforts, doubling membership in a year and urging broader, ongoing community progress in 1963.
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Johnson Encourages Well Groomed Look
President Johnson met with a private group including a nameless high ranking staffer known for years as disheveled in public. The aide hurried to adjust his hair jacket pants and lint before entering and a fellow guest noted Lyndon emphasizes appearance.
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Inauguration Sticker Allowance for D.C. Cabs
Washington taxicabs once barred from bumper stickers were briefly allowed during President Johnson's inauguration. Cabs could display slogans such as Welcome Mr President Enter the Great Society and Congratulations to LBJ with no mandate.
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Johnson
LBJ
Union Man Decries Pay and Press Viewpoints in Baytown Letter
In a Baytown Sun letter, Charlie F. Ridley Sr. argues workers deserve wage growth and union strength, citing retirement income, medical costs, and Social Security. He criticizes Fulton Lewis and discusses Pyrrhic victory concepts, urging broader union solidarity and requesting publication for Fulton Lewis.
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Daily Sun
Fulton Lewis
Pyrrhie
Perchie
Charlie F. Ridley Sr
Baylown
Royal dressmaker seeks price cuts on fashion line
London AP报道显示著名裁缝诺曼·哈特内尔今日启动降价行动 以半价推出冬季时装系列 以简单裁剪与精细工艺为卖点 其中服装包括亚麻西装 丝质衬衫裙 与刺绣大量的晚礼服 价格区间约132美元起
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Baytown Sun staff and office details listed in masthead
The Baytown Sun published afternoons in Hastown Texas with staff including Office Manager Robert K Gilmore Circulation Director Bs Hartman and Advertising department heads. The paper provides subscription and carrier rates and notes masthead personnel such as Editor General Manager and Managing Editor John Wadley.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah
Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bs Hartman Joses
Coceovseuss
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
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Hastown
P.O
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John Wadley
Foreign Aid Package Face Skepticism in Congress
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that despite a $2.38 billion foreign aid request, Democratic majorities in Congress show skepticism. Key figures like Rep. Passman and Sen. Fulbright push for cuts, while administration spokesmen defend the aid as essential against Soviet pressure. The piece outlines projected Soviet underdelivery and missteps abroad, plus internal U.S. political maneuvering.
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Washington
Conin
Otto Passman
House Appropriations
Ala
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Wayne Morse
Congress
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Soviet Union
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Indonesia
Iraq
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Today’s Grab Bag and Spot of Fame Trivia
Answers recap: 1 Petrograd and Leningrad, 2 a discus thrower, 3 William S Gilbert, 4 the periscope, 5 a Very pistol. The feature notes Franklin D Roosevelt quotes and a Jerusalem mosque spot of fame linked to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
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Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Mohammed
Syria
Palestine
Sophronius
I. Petrograd
Leningrad
Wiliam S. Gilbert
Will Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey Get Along?
Washington column analyzes the potential harmony and rivalry between President Lyndon Johnson and Vice President Hubert Humphrey. It notes their contrasting backgrounds, shared goals, and mutual respect, suggesting friction may exist but friendship could prevail as they navigate joint governance.
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Drew Pearson
United States
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Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Richard Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
South Dakota
Texas
Farmer- Labor Party
Minneapolis
Hebert
Civilian Conservation Corps
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Humphrey
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Li O
Ike
the Nations Youth Administration
State Department
Mirror Of Business Shows Growth Backed By Data
Johnsons optimistic view that business is good gains support from latest government statistics and private industry figures. Growth stems from general business vigor rather than auto or steel alone, with rising personal income and factory payrolls. A stray wildlife note follows about an African bird nesting in a tree hollow.
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New York
Johnson
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Ayin
Steel
Cistomers
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker
West leads king of spades against five diamonds. Declarer ruffs and draws trumps, then plays clubs. West errs by following low, allowing declarer to win all remaining tricks and make five diamonds doubled. The defense could have defeated it by an early low spade lead and a heart return from East.
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West
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE 37
Crossword clues resemble at Pe 35 Additions to buildings disordered words and translated hints appear as a puzzle brief. The entry lists numbers and partial phrases such as 33 Wine receptacia 39 Hat si 40 Plead, offering a light wordplay item typical of a daily feature.
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Hebrew Teller
Travel St
Texas City
Rio Grande
Ireland
Port Til
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