Congress rounds up on farm bids and tax reform pace
Congressional roundup notes House approval of flexible price supports for wheat corn peanuts and rice dims chances for high level parity extensions. Also covers Senate tax reform debate dividend tax relief and foreign aid concerns plus moves on pensions for ex servicemen and amendments.
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All-Star Squads From Little Leagues Named
Ross Hoyt reports on Little League All-Star selections from Baytown based leagues. East, West, and Rotary Cubs earn spots with players like Herring, Sylvester, Lindstrom, Laird, Bertsch, Tobin, Gale, Foreman, Lawless, Barnhill, Acosta, Hartless, Veckert and more named. birth certificates required at first practice and for all tournament games.
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Central Baptist Church Burglary in Baytown Leaves No Losses
Baytown police report the eighth burglary in just over a week at Central Baptist Church on King and Bolster. Officers believe a group of youths forced open the rear office door and ransacked drawers. no money or valuables were taken and a small fire was started with burned paper. Three youths have admitted to four break ins. police suspect motive was adventure rather than gain.
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Doctor Dies Touches Off Local Funeral Gatherings
Dr W D Sanderson, Army surgeon, died after an operation prompting Mrs Paul Dobbs, Akuno elementary teacher, to travel to Madison Wisconsin for his funeral. Editor notes Tee college registrar to hold second term July 21 with classes starting July 22. Doyle Thomas family heads to New York then Houston assignment. they stay at Pleen Hotel. Optimists club meeting postponed July 5 due to Independence Day, resumes July 12.
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Baytown Sun details and staff listings
The Baytown Sun operates weekday afternoons from Baytown Texas with editor Fred Barrman and publisher Bud Gould. Office manager Beulah Mae Jackson and managing editor Warrdp Eowarda are listed along with subscription rates and postal information for the paper.
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Scott Oversees Baytown School Maintenance and Renovations
Scott’s crew oversees the 1964 Baytown school maintenance budget set at 31,000 with 8,207 extended through May 19. They rework plumbing at Highlands, reseed Cedar Bayou football field, and haul dirt at Burnett Elementary for sod. Cedar Bayou Baytown consolidation adds repairs as crews repaint, caulk, and fix windows while grounds are mowed and kept tidy by four tractors. House of Strength clubs train four hours daily six days a week, with a drummer reciting poetry.
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Five Cinemascope Movies Are Coming To Brunson Screen
Brunson theater schedules five Cinemascope features with color, stereo sound. River of No Return returns for final showings Saturday. Hell and High Water stars Widmark with Darvi, filmed aboard a submarine. New Faces features Bella Darvi and Kitt with Santa Baby setlist. Night People, a Cold War spy thriller, closes the run with Gregory Peck.
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This Hot Rod Is No Speed Menace
NORWALK July 3 One of the hottest hot rod pilots in northern Ohio is 14-year-old Russell Herner of Marineville. He built a tiny car from scrap with a 1937 Studebaker transmission and Model T axle. The single-cylinder aircooled engine gets him 60 miles per gallon, though the vehicle only runs about 20 mph. He used a home-made chassis, jeep seats, kerosene lamp lamps, and belts to drive a single rear wheel. The project cost about 16 dollars and reflects his careful understanding of every bolt.
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Peddler License Rules Approved in La Porte
La Porte city commission approved a peddler ordinance requiring licenses and a $1000 bond for most itinerant salesmen. Fees vary by number of salesmen with fines of $10 to $100 per violation. Exemptions apply to interstate commerce and salvaman dealers.
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Once in a lifetime by Frank Artillo
Daniel Webster allegedly became intoxicated during a national debt speech and theatrically offered to pay off the entire debt with his own money. The anecdote appears in a column by Frank Artillo describing a congressman’s apparent drunken moment.
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Livestock market report from Fort Worth and Henley regatta odds
USDA weekly livestock summary from Fort Worth shows cattle prices easing across steers cows and bulls with calves and stockers making up large shares of receipts. Separate wire notes Massachusetts Institute of Technology shell leads Henley semi finals while high share of US men over 65 are married and most women are widowed.
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Hunting Dogs Safe Under New County Law
Baytonians with valuable hunting dogs were assured by the county that their animals won t be targeted by dog catchers when the counties new anti radios law takes effect. The Commissioners Court named Atty Ita J Allen to work with County Attorney Burke Holman on law modifications. The one year measure allows compulsory vaccination and a registration fee up to 2.50 with confinement to owners premises. Modification aims to target homeless and abandoned dogs wandering unincorporated areas. County Judge Bob Casey reassured hunters this applies only to strays not prized hunting animals.
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