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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1961
Page
10
Cuban students at LSU and Chamber County agri culture leaders urge better soil use. The column argues lime and fertilizer raise yields, cut losses, and strengthen the regional economy. A slogan promotes soil fertility today for a better tomorrow, noting 10 million dollars lost annually from poor practices.
The article outlines President Kennedy's early efforts after his January inauguration to study and reform federal agencies including the FCC and TBDA. He tasked James M. Landis to probe agencies and report remedies, with Landis delivering a blistering critique. Kennedy formed study groups to prepare recommendations for Congress and action in his first weeks.
A trend toward rail shipping of new cars accelerates as rail rates improve and trucks lose ground. From 1959 to 1960 shipments by rail have doubled at LSU and nationwide, with profits for railroads and reduced costs for manufacturers. The shift impacts trucking firms and labor, while aiding Cuban student relief efforts and ongoing university campaigns to raise funds.
Former Texan Admiral Chester Nimitz will give the principal address at the Polaris submarine Sam Houston launch on February 2 in Newport News Virginia. Nimitz told Garland Adair curator emeritus of the University of Texas Museum the honor. The event is tied to Chambers County publicity committee efforts and includes local members and officials. The invitation was extended by Secretary of the Navy John B. Connally Jr. and Nimitz expressed pride in the recognition.
Viola Westberg later Viola Bryan, a former Greeley high school grad, 33 years ago earned a half tuition scholarship at Denver University but chose Colorado State College. She became a teacher, wife, and mother of three. Now a grandmother, she left her Lakewood elementary post to apply for the 33-year-old award, and Denver University will honor the scholarship in defer ence to her long service.
Houston Heart Association notes that occasional skipped beats are common and not always dangerous. It urges consulting a doctor for any concerns and provides contact for more information as a United Fund agency.
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