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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
6
Editorial notes that Congress may pass SEC backed reforms affecting over the counter stock firms. Proposals require disclosure of business activity and set competency standards for brokers. If enacted, investor confidence could grow, attracting capital and lifting stock prices as supply and demand dictate.
George Romney district and party leaders deny presidential ambitions while a New Yorker in Dallas promotes a "Ride With Romney" bumper sticker to push a potential draft. Romney disavows authorization, but bumper sticker campaigns proliferate nationwide as rivals consider their own slogans for 1960s style GOP contest.
A New York State Supreme Court justice ruled tattooing a personal right and invalidated a city health department ban as unconstitutional. He cited notable figures such as Lady Randolph Churchill and various royals to argue tattooing is not proven dangerous or hepatitis carriers. The decision followed a challenge from a Coney Island tattoo emporium.
John Wadley and Paul Putman are named in leading roles as Editor and Publisher General Manager and Corrie Laughtiin serves as Managing Editor with office and circulation oversight by an Office Manager and Circulation Director. The positions include Retail and National Management responsibilities.
SAM DAWSON reports that July steel production is expected to fall from 60 percent to 60 percent of capacity, with orders down but demand holding. Strong users like auto makers and construction may sustain a second wind if consumption remains solid after vacation shutdowns. If steady, the year may reach 105 million tons. 60 million already produced in six months.
The U S Department of Labor unites with State to establish a Mexico to U S immigration procedure for workers offered jobs. Consulars will require employer job offers endorsed by local state employment offices to ensure job availability and no harm to domestic labor. State and Justice will be notified before visa grants occur.
Persevering Texas farmer trains twenty cats for two years and prepares a stage act. A Dallas theater manager agrees to a debut with the cats next week. Opening morning, lights and music fail as the cats wildly dash from their stands.
COMPILATION OF trivia questions and quick facts from a vintage column. Questions cover a ship quote Kiowa Indians a ballad the famous play with Lucio Settala Silvio and Giocondi the philosopher Soren Kierkegaard and more. Includes a birthday shoutout and a FOLK OF FAME quiz segment.
Washington notes urge Sen. John McCrellan to review leads in the TFX contract inquiry. Grumman's role as a key partner to General Dynamics is detailed with alleged pre contract meetings and Democratic ties. Nixon era politics and Johnson administration references appear alongside broader GOP and foreign policy commentary.
Five AFL-CIO affiliated maritime unions announced a joint committee to oppose Seafarers Union tactics, organize the unorganized, and push laws favoring seamen. They claim about 7100 licensed and unlicensed sailors, amid a recent jurisdictional clash between Seafarers and National Maritime Union over engineers on the Maximus, which disrupted 45 ships coastwide.
A bridge hand from the women’s national four championship in 1861 Houston features Mrs. Helen Portugal and Mrs. Dorothy Hayden as North South, with East West Roberta Erde and Mrs. Barbara Kachmar. Hayden as declarer in six spades, misled by a falsecard, resulting in a down one and a tie when the other table also failed the trump finesse.
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