Medicare Medicare aid at risk for Baytown area elderly
The Baytown Sun in cooperation with Social Security offices publishes a question answer column on the Medicare program. Aimed at 5 000 to 10 000 elderly residents, the text urges enrollment by March 31 and explains penalties of late signup. It covers timing, coverage start dates, and guidance from SSA official Murray W Person.
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Baytown-Houston Area
Social Security Administration
Baytown
Houston
Baytown Sun
Murray W. Person
Federal
DeFee Street
Rusk Ave
Houston Social Security Office
Houston Social Security Administration Office
Edgar Bowers
Social Security
United States
Medicare eligibility inquiry prompts mailed form
A reader requests guidance on qualifying for Medicare benefits. The caller notes past or turning 65 this year and seeks steps to obtain coverage, offering contact details for Murray W. Person at the Social Security Administration in Houston.
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Murray W. Person
Social Security Administration Office
Rusk Ave
Houston
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Dodd and German influence in Senate speeches revealed
Washington reveals that Sen Tom Dodd once served as a foreign agent for Guatemala and later spoke in the Senate with ghostwritten remarks by Maj Gen Julius Klein, a $150,000 agent for West German interests. The column highlights the Foreign Agents Registration Act aim for public disclosure of such ties.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Hington
Sen
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Gov of
Guatemala
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
Senate
Julius Klein
Sen. Dodd
Dodd
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Hebert Humphrey
Atlantic City
LBJ
Caesar
Risin
Justice Department
Klein
Edwin Hartrich
Duesseldorf
Germany
Department of Justice
Hartrich
Erich Mende
Mystery Crossword Puzzles and Political Letters
Puzzle clues mix with political correspondence about Paul Klein and Dodd. The text shifts from a daily crossword to letters discussing registration of a German informant and push for U S government appointments, including appeals to Kennedy and Johnson.
Spectacular Bond films attract youth and critics
The article notes James Bond’s enduring appeal to both youths and adults, citing his moneyless lifestyle, lavish tastes, and fearless image as reasons for fascination. It compares Bond to a boyhood figure Tarzen and comments on societal reactions to Bond’s influence amid broader cultural critique. It also mentions E L Wilson and T G Lipscomb receiving a U S patent for a new spray oil for fruit tree pests by Esso Baytown R and D division.
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James Bond
Fleming
Bond
Washateria
Agent Dot
Tarzen
E. L. Wilson
T. G. Lipscomb
U.S
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown
City Hall faces tight budget for Baytown capital plan
City officials warn a money shortage looms for Baytown capital improvements funded by the $15,239,000 bond plan approved March 6. Water system costs exceed bond total, and planned sewage work may require more funds. possible abandonment of Cedar Bayou and Woodlawn plants is debated with limited federal aid expected. Street projects face higher preliminary costs, and right of way costs complicate estimates as planners await new funding and reviews.
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Bee Landrum
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Woodlawn
State Health Department
Congress
Baytown Sun Staff Listings and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson Bill Hartman and An B Pritchett Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Assistant to the Publisher and office staff. It notes second class matter status Baytown Texas postal details 1301 Memorial Drive and box 308 mailing address 77521 with subscription and advertising information and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication of local news.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Vei
Cushoneeris
Tohn Wadley
Esc Ees
Ceestes
Aa Ree Tees
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Post
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Quiz Bag of Facts From History and Literature
Questions on Knut Hamsun Nobel Prize, number of lines in a sonnet, Wilhelm Meister author, David’s famed son, and Solomon’s realm split into two nations. Plus notes on 1900 American League formation and Jackson presidency attempt, with future predictions and trivia about Yellowstone’s national park.
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Knut Hamsun
Wilhelm Meister
David
Solomon
Earth fault and historic mountain building noted
Ruth Ramsey writes of ancient geological faulting that lifted a block of land into a mountain range while adjacent valleys sank. The piece lists notable figures born in various years and poses a quiz on literary and historical items.
Knights and Dragons by Elizabeth Spencer review
A light reading examination of Elizabeth Spencer's Knights and Dragons set in Italy. Martha Ingram, an American divorcee and travel agent assistant, navigates memories of her ex husband as she encounters Jim Wilbourne and a love triangle amid Rome and Venice. The novel blends romance with Italy’s timeless setting and sketches Martha’s drift from a failed marriage toward uncertain prospects.
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Elizabeth Spencer
the Piazza
Italy
Piazza
Miss Spencer
Martha Ingram
Donald Ingram
Martha
Rome
Venice
George Hartwell
Grace
Iaver
Ira
George
Jim Wilbourne
Jim
Lve
Itaiy
Second Tot Dies Of Crash Injuries
In GDESSA Texas a freight train struck a car near Odessa injuring Eula Willis and Dale Watson. The two children of Eula Willis were killed Donald Ray Willis, 3, and L. B. Willis Jr., 2 months old. Watson was the driver and both survivors were hospitalized in serious condition. Knights of Columbus members observed corporate communion at St Joseph's Church.
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Tex
Odessa
L. B. Willis Jr
Donald Ray Willis
Eula Willis
San Jacinto
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
East dealer, North-South vulnerable. The article reviews Robert Jordan of Philadelphia as a top declarer through a hand where Jordan in six diamonds faced a heart lead. He chooses to finesse the diamond queen, then executes a squeeze to force a win and demonstrates precise inference about opponents’ distribution and card holdings.
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Philadelphia
Jordan
West
East
South
King
Hast
Reat. Wen Syndicate, Inc
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