Baytown 1962 remembers Elvis and space parade beginnings
Wanda Orton recalls Baytown in 1962 as the space center looms near Clear Lake and NASA’s Houston welcome parade. July 4 at Brunson Theater featured Kid Galahad with Elvis Presley while locals watched TV and reminisced about mellorine ice cream and classic shows. W.L. Ward leads area officials on review stand.
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Life imprisonment and public reaction to a grandfather murder
In BaytownSun.com comments a reader asks how the 27 year old killer could harm his grandfather and laments the absence of the death penalty while Susan T contrasts Baytown’s recycling site with a mess at a local plant.
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Letter to the Editor on Obama column and politics
The writer critiques Mike Gunning's Obama column noting mischaracterizations of the economy and job loss. They defend presidential policies on immigration, energy, and pipeline safety, accuse Republicans of flawed responses, and question claims about Obama’s birth certificate. The letter labels Gunning as a moderate Republican influenced by propaganda.
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Today in History and Births and Sports Notes
The 186th day of 2012 marks June 15 with history spanning 1776 Declaration adoption and 1826 Jefferson death. Notable births include Hawthorne Coolidge Helmsley Saint Simon Steinbrenner Rivers. A sports highlight recalls Gehrig tribute in 1939 and his famed line. Eleven U S places include Independence Missouri, the most populous.
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Future of print journalism and reader habits
Baytown native Chris Buckner reflects on the shift from daily papers to fewer print editions like the New Orleans Times Picayune cuts and the impact on readers. He cites historic papers, UH journalism views, and the rise of digital devices shaping the profession.
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