Industrial growth surges in La Porte-NASA area
Editorial notes rapid development around Bayport and Clear Lake City from 1964 to 1967. Celanese opens a $50 million plant on a 1000 acre site while 18 companies hold 2750 acres. Nine miles of roads and six miles of rail progress, 260,000 square feet of office space occupied, 6000 residents and 1550 housing units in three subdivisions, 33 firms open in three shopping centers. Bayport port facilities bolster Houston area expansion as U.S. Steel plans accelerate.
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la Porte-Nasa
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Bayport
Clear Lake City
Humble
Celanese Chemical Co
Yace
Houston Ship Channel
Baymans
U.S. Steel
Houstondé
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle dense with fragmented clues from a word game page. Includes across and down hints like Cognizant Hindu garment encircling letters and various thematic definitions. Missing clear grid, readable items suggest a standard heritage word-formation puzzle likely from a newspaper page.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Rights Notice
Baytown Sun Inc., Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, lists staff roles including Editor Publisher and various editors and managers. It notes post office address P O Box 90 and rate information, with rights and republication terms likely from Associated Press copy.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Associated Presse
Fool Me Once Shame on You in War Talks
A political column argues that negotiated truces in Korea and Vietnam cost American lives, citing Panmunjom talks and a North Vietnamese directive. It warns against premature negotiations and claims that enemies exploit talks to prolong war while U.S. casualties rise and bombing stops.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Korea
Panmunjom
U.S. News and World Report
Asia
South Korea
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
This Day In History highlights events in 1942 1837 and more
Friday January 26 marks notable past events including US troops landing in northern Ireland in 1942 as the first AEF in Europe, Michigan joining the union in 1837, Louisiana secession in 1861, and MacArthur birth in 1880. Other items reference WWI battles, Cairo property destruction in 1952, and recent disarmament talks.
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Ireland
Europe
Great Lakes
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Louisiana
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Douglas MacArthur
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Cairo
Egypt
Soviet Union
China
Lyndon B. Johnson
New Defense Chief Clark Clifford Faces Industrial Liaison
Washington column argues Clark Clifford will mirror defense industry ties seen since 1947. It notes Clifford's defense clients like General Electric, RCA, Du Pont, and El Paso Natural Gas, plus tax rulings and Pentagon contracts, questioning whether he can switch to serving the U.S. government. It praises his ability to navigate Congress and defend tough positions.
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Jach Anderson
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Eisenhower
Louis Johnson
James Forrestal
Clark Clifford
Robert S. McNamara
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McNamara
LBY
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Mendel Rivers
D.S.C
Congress
Capitol Hill
Clark Cliiford
U.S
Defense
Clifford
Phillips Petroleum
Puerto Rico
du Pont
Uncle Sam
General Motors
General Motor
Treasury
du Ponts
el Paso Natural Gas
Supreme Court
Pacific Natural Gas
el Paso
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Federal Power Commission
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John Foster Dulles
Sullivan and Cromwell
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Truman
Doctor is Mailbag EEG Helps in Diagnosing Some Heart Disorders
Doctor answers reader questions on granulocytosis causes and effects, ECG limitations, vitamin E for heart attack prevention, safe use of Dexamyl and Demerol for a relative with a past heart attack, and the role of blood thinners after attacks. The column notes general guidance and urges medical supervision for ongoing treatment.
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Canada
Demeral
Bible Verse Hebrews One Three Quoted in King James Style
The verse presents Jesus as the brightness of glory and the exact image of the Father upholding all things by his powerful word. After making purification for sins, he sat down at the right hand of the Majesty on high, emphasizing his divine supremacy.
Oldtimers Leaving Senate Reflect Seniority System
Washington AP notes the Senate’s seniority rules shape power as three veteran members depart this year while successors, older than typical newcomers, rise through committees. The piece highlights figures like Truman, Hayden, Morse, Hill, Hickenlooper, Aiken, Carlson, and Fong among others.
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Senate
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Robert F. Kennedy
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Con Ress
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Sen
Thomas H. Ruchel
California
J. Lister Hill
Alabama
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Congress
Hill
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa
Foreign Relations
Hickenlooper
George 5. Aiken
Vermont
Frank Carlson
Kanss
Positice and Civil Service Committee
Hiram L. Fong
Budget Shaving Won’t Hit U S Farmers Payments
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department officials say federal budget trimming will not reduce payments to farmers under wheat, feed grains, cotton, wool, sugar, soil bank, and cropland programs. The CCC issues most payments via its credit operations, with appropriations covering loans to the CCC. A possible cut may be proposed by President Johnson for cost sharing on soil and water conservation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Congress
Cordity Credit Corporation
Treasury
South's bold six spades bid nets a clever club exit
In a Bridge column, South jumps to six spades after North’s Blackwood. He risks a trio of trump entries and careful ruffing to discard a heart, exploiting 3-3 diamond breaks. If diamonds failed, a heart lead would fail too, but the play yields a strong chance with prudent risk.
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North
Blackwood
East
West
Dummy
Soutl
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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