Thanks For A Job Well Done 1964 Budget Committee
Editorial salutes the 1964 Baytown Community Chest Budget Committee for hours of voluntary work shaping United Fund allocations. It notes the tough task of judging agency needs, hearing officials, and balancing fairness with a fixed ceiling, praising Charlie Caldwell and listing the 1964 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Community Chest
United Fund
Budget Committee
Community Chest Organization
Baytown
Charles Caldwell
Community Chest
Charlie
Carmen Anderson
R. P. Reman
Bob Beverly
Elbert Black
H. W. Blackwood
Lee Brasfield
E. O. Cambern
J. J. Coates
S. W. Dedman
L. A. Derden
John C. Echols
Paul Edwards
Roy Elms
James Gekas
M. L. Griffith
J. L. Hart
Willadene Hines
R. H. Holmes
W.C
E. R B. Sutphin
Charles H. Terkl
Charles Tillery
J. G. Traxler
Ed Vaught
James A. Walmsley
Don J. Wynnemer
Understanding Teens Role In Parents Life Crazy Guggenham
HAL BOYLE reports actor Frank Fontaine, known as Crazy Guggenham, discusses teen-age changes and parenting. He cites five teenagers, urges understanding and guidance, and favors school films showing consequences of avoiding problems. He recalls biweekly family discussions and shared responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Frank Fontaine
Frank
Crazy Guggenham
Jackie Gleason
Fontaine
Peter
Lawrence
Alma
Paul
Christopher
Wwe
Baytown Sun Staff and Contact Details Listed
The Baytown Sun publishes contact roles and office staff including editors and managers. It lists personnel such as James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Corrie Laughlin Paul Putman and others, along with office details and business addresses. The notice mentions the paper as a second class matter in Baytown Texas and outlines subscription rates and Associated Press affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Stud
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
National
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Star Pol
Nianccrs
Daly Newaseper
Acca
Uct Texas Prose Asse
John Wadley
Eisenhower Seeks Fourth District Delegate Seat Amid Debate
Fulton Lewis reports a controversy over Milton Eisenhower's status as a Republican National Convention delegate. Maryland backers, led by Newton Steers, push him onto the Fourth District slate, sparking protests and a contested Baltimore caucus. Parliamentarian Katherine St George questions legality. Goldwater backers favor restraint, citing party rules and alternative plans.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Milton Eisenhower
Ilegal
Katherine St. George
Barry
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Maryland
Newton Steers
Scranton
San Francisco
Steers
Milton
David Shay
Baltimore
Washington Post
Sicers
Republican National Committee
St. George
George Cochran Doub
Doub
Tom Johnson
Fidelity
John Thomson
Shay
Thomson
Civil Rights Bill could cut off Southern school funds
Washington observers note five Southern states face Septem ber funding losses totaling about 15 million dollars if schools refuse to integrate. HEW would withhold federal aid under the new law, impacting districts near Biloxi Gulfport and Mobile while Alabama governments resist enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Education
Francis Keppel
Congress
Mississippi
Alabama
Biloxi
Keesler Air Force Base
Air Force
Gulfport
Harrison County
Bill, Colmer
House Rules Committee
Calmer
Mobile
Bill Hinson Promoted to Mineola Principal at 18
Bill Hinson rose to Mineola principal at eighteen after only three years of college. Now after 37 years in education he serves as Baytown ISD deputy superintendent handling personnel, business and services. He and his wife Lillian both pursued long careers in schools.
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Bill Hinson
Mineola
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Hinson
Baytown
Winnsboro
Tex
East
Texas
Goose Creek
N. S. Holand
Anson Jones
Lamar
Ashbel Smith
Alamo
Anson
Highlands
Sam Houston
Travis
Hinsons
Mary
Louis del Homme
del Hommes
Sherri
Princepal
Willam Jennings Bryan Cross of Gold speech anniversary
On this day in 1896 William Jennings Bryan delivered the Cross of Gold speech. A collage of trivia questions and old sayings accompany a note on language and a Dutch origin term hoist meaning to palm off fraudulently.
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Willam Jennings Bryan
Spot of Fame Guilty of Name Guess The Gallery
Ruth Ramsey describes a famed New Year’s Eve focal point in America’s top tourist town. The district buzzes by day with neon signs and theaters and by night with crowds, taxis, and lively commerce centered around a Rockefellers Nelson Alec Waugh and other famous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legitimate Theater
America
Know Your Bridge Blackwood Trick by Benito Garozzo
West dealer. Italy beat France 41 to 10 in the World Bridge Olympiad. Garozzo featured a trump underruff and a sequence ending in a spade jack, trapping East. The decisive play preserved four trumps and secured the victory with precise defense and timing.
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Tialy
France
New York
Benito Garozzo
Garozzo
Declarer
West
East
Daily KING FEATURE crossword clues and grid prompts
Puzzle clues listed across and down for a daily KING FEATURE crossword including multiple definitions such as repast forest trees aim greeting and various wordplay hints. Entries include across items like Hawaiian greeting Brazilian Palm and Latvia capital and down entries cover secret tool and area around with references to archaic spellings and common crosswords conventions.
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Latvia
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