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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1965
Page
4
Vague OCR fragment mentions The Baytown Sun Inc, Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas with a box address and contact.
Washington column notes De Gaulle hints at a cordial stance should Lyndon Johnson visit. Pearson cites State Department caution and the hope for a direct meeting to advance U.S. domestic agenda. The piece portrays Johnson as a strong campaigner abroad and a skilled diplomat, with Carter-like emphasis on alignment with allies.
The piece discusses President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey engaging with world leaders, including de Gaulle, highlighting diplomacy, public image, and U S foreign policy during the Vietnam era. It notes Western Europe's criticism and Johnson’s effort to project goodwill while managing domestic and international pressures.
WH L HUNT argues that tolerance for Communism is increasing in the United States while resistance wanes. He links rising Communism favorability to crime waves and urges adherence to laws and constitutional processes. The piece also notes fears about liberal socialism and potential political shifts in Vietnam era contexts.
Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell faces critique over anti poverty funds amid a Shriver grant to Harlem program run by HARYOU ACT. Report notes salaries and consulting fees, a Russian space exhibit influence, and alleged Communist education links tied to Midvale camp activities.
A bridge column illustrates a 1956 France versus United States deal where speculative bidding led to an absurd contract. The North South cards misled by a double and a spade bid, while the opposing North South at another table earned 600 points for the United States side. The piece argues that honesty in bidding pays and crime does not pay.
A playful grab bag page offers quick questions on Columbus’s pay for America, presidential guest house, Britain’s countries, state spans, and a long list of born today names and trivia. It mixes trivia with adlike filler and a “Spot of Fame” prompt.
The article notes Poitou and Cyprus linked to the Crusader era kings of Jerusalem, with the Cilician plain and river Djeyhan cited as a notable medieval site. It mentions the last vestiges of military occupation, a historic castle, and ties to Armenia’s throne through a branch of the family. On this day in 3811 Venezuela declared independence from Spain.
An editorial lauds Texas Code changes requiring suspects to be brought before a magistrate promptly after arrest, advised of rights, and offered counsel. It cites recent police practices, notes past abuses, and urges officers to uphold due process, warning against rogue action and stressing presumed innocence.
Puzzle grid partial clues from KING Features include across entries like Célerity City Ohio and down clues covering monetary unit Turk Or lain, with many garbled terms. The readable bits show themes of occupations, tools, and common noun clues across a large set of lines.
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