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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1961
Page
6
Editorial notes Texas will overhaul its food drug and cosmetics law with a new act effective August 28. The law strengthens labeling and truthful advertising, bans fraudulent devices, and shifts burden of proof on additives to manufacturers. It aims for uniform standards and improved consumer protection across the state.
A 1950s era plea links Titanic and other big disasters to US road carnage in June to August traffic deaths totaling 9 726. Texas Governor Price Daniel and officials back the campaign urging motorists and pedestrians to Slow Down and Live to curb preventable crashes.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a newspaper masthead with scattered names and titles. Mentions editor, managing editor, offices manager, advertising department, and personnel such as Fred Hartman and Beulah Mae Jackson. Also notes Houston telephone number, mail rates, and post office filing as a second class matter in Baytown Texas.
A House Agriculture Committee closed-door vote stripped the phrase to preserve the family farm from the farm bill. Democrats led by Mrs Catherine May defended family farms amid a roll-call split with Republicans and Dixiecrats. Appearing later were statements from Harold Cooley and other lawmakers about supporting small farmers.
A collage of trivia snippets and misprints asks about Lacus Larius the ancient name for Lake Como, the discoverer of Coney Island, a line from a sea ode, and the meaning of macaronic poetry. It ponders which city is farther by sea from New York, and features a birthday shoutout and a riddle about a famed immigrant-era figure.
An Indianapolis man proposes a TV method to explore business stories by sending qualified interviewers into U.S. companies. The plan aims to reveal how 10 000 firms grew from ideas, with episodes on inventors and managers. It highlights Air Taxi and American Oil Co projects as dramatic, hopeful plots.
FORT WORTH AP Bill Pickering of Dallas named president of the Junior Bar Association. Other officers elected include Marshall Jr. of San Angelo as president elect, Robert Templeton of Amarillo as vice president, and Charles Price of Corsicana as secretary treasurer. Directors include Martin Sammons of Tyler W EK Hart of Athens 0 F P Jones of Waen David Trevano of Wichita Falls Jack Yates of Abilene J Q Warnick of Lubbock and James Johnson of San Angelo.
A quotation from Revelation 5 9 highlights a song praising the Lamb for being slain and redeeming people and nations to God. The text affirms worship and adoration directed at Christ as worthy to take the book and open its seals.
A senator argues against federal aid expansions. He condemns shifting unemployment and education funding to Washington, asserting it erodes state control and expands bureaucratic power, while rich states subsidize poorer ones. The piece questions who benefits from such federal schemes.
A team match featured unusual notrump and diamond contracts. At one table West opened lightly, East doubled, and South faced a double overcard overcall, leading to a spade ruff and five tricks for declarer. The second table repeated the risk with West notrump, three clubs, and a three diamonds contract that also failed. Northern Ireland lost 700 points at each table, totaling 1,400 points.
A scrambled crossword clue list with across and down entries includes slang for an attractive woman, farm buildings, units of electrical capacity, and various misprinted or garbled terms. The page shows clues tied to names, places, and miscellaneous phrases, some clearly malformed or partially illegible.
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