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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1955
Page
6
Editorial argues against broad attacks on educational methods. It defends modern teaching diversity, emphasizes individual learning needs, and cautions that ideology in schools is only harmful if taught with coercive pressure. It calls for constructive interpretation of ideas and notes progress in reading and spelling methods.
The piece recalls Gov Allan Shivers facing a heated 1950s Texas political clash with a Houston postal worker who violated the Hatch Act by trying to influence an election. The clerk received a 90 day suspension. appeals followed from Shivers and others. The narrative lauds Shivers for responding without rancor as teachers opposed him but he prevailed, resisting a constitutional amendment move.
The piece praises Allan Shivers for his record of resilience amid criticism over retirement pay, urging readers to respect him despite political disagreements. It also rails against idle youth with a local call to provide wholesome recreation for Charles Wilson, and ends with a humorous note about P Walter Henckell and his coverage of the Bay town scene, hinting at circulation ambitions.
The Baytown Lions and guests enjoyed an elaborate French themed dinner with dishes like polage aux pelits pols and tourte au citron. The report notes playful speeches by Bob Gillette and Dr. Julian Spring, plus humor from Lovie Throgmorton and a singing highlight by Jake Burkell.
REPORT FROM AUSTIN details the scramble to replace Wright Morrow as Democratic National Committeeman for Texas. Gov. Allan Shivers favors a Stevenson ally approved by key leaders. Butler guides liberal loyalists while Torler mobilizes conservatives to join Republicans. Porter predicts Eisenhower renomination and Texas support in 1956.
The Baytown Sun ride of the Baytown Tex publication lists staff names and roles, advertising and office management credits, and subscription rates. It notes mailing options for subscriptions by carrier and mail with terms and prepayment, plus a line about second class matter status and post office designation.
United Press reports in Southern Viet Nam an outbreak of anti American sentiment with three anti American terrorism incidents in Saigon. Leaflets reading Yankee go home circulate as rebels and Communists attract support. Ho Chi Minh and Chou En Lai are cited as behind increasing activity but no imminent military moves are seen. The piece links Diem with US backing and notes 1956 elections and anti colonial currents.
A quirky Central Press trivia page asks five questions about Hussein and ancient rivers and holy alliances. It then offers three name riddles about famous military leaders and actors, with clues tied to Madison Breracks New York born May 1896 and Denver 1884, plus a birthday section for Charles Laughton James Cagney and James M. Citin.
Washington hearings on the Dixon Yates power project financing were abruptly halted by the SEC on June 13 amid claims of political interference and insider involvement. Adolphe Wenzell testified to alleged budget bureau manipulation, First Boston access, and bid favoritism linked to Eisenhower administration figures and Atomic Energy leadership.
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