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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
8
The Texas Legislature revises the criminal procedure code drawing strong reaction. Critics warn mandatory magistrate appearance after arrest strengthens due process while police caution changes may hinder enforcement. Advocates stress constitutional rights and the need to preserve due process to prevent reversals in court.
Washington AP report on the Democratic Study Group the DSG expanding to a majority in the House under Rep Frank Thompson Jr of New Jersey. The group uses a tight telephony system to push votes including for a new Cabinet department and housing measures, highlighting its role as the liberal wing countering Southern Democrats.
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AP Rolland Osborne agent in charge of the Secret Service Denver office says a local counterfeiter split 2 SH bill down the middle and glued both sides to the safe S1 bill, passing the $21 sandwich to a shopkeeper for $26.
A Bible verse proclaims that confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in God’s raising of Christ from the dead ensures salvation, urging faith and public confession as core steps to redemption.
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles and office details including editor publisher and business manager. It notes second class matter at Baytown Texas post office and publication schedule as daily except weekends. Subscription rates are shown as 1.60 per month and 19.20 per year with rates on request.
National figure Thomas Dodd, senator and foreign policy expert, is depicted as a Kremlin pawn in a pamphlet distributed by Kent Courtney of the Conservative Society of America. Courtney’s material accuses Dodd of backing gun regulation and anti-constitutional aims, while praising Dodd’s anti-Communist work and international travels.
Massachusetts districts redrawn to favor the ruling party sparking indignation over grotesque shapes as a map prompts ridicule. Connecticut senators plan to publish 30 volumes of state security hearings begun by Thomas Dodd detailing malpractices and a department officer’s role in Fidel Castro’s Cuban victory.
A miscellany asks: which ruler heads Rome’s Golden Age, define 2 fellahin, identify the coldest royal throne, explain a shadoof, and name the US Navy’s first admiral. Plus language notes, a 1858 trade-relations milestone, and Spot of Fame about Edinburgh Castle Rock built circa 1090 and famed cannon origins.
Ruth Ramsey recalls a centuries span from 1466 Mons writings to 1681 cannon firings for James Duke of York and the 1754 Portious Riots punishment at the Tower of London. Returned to Scotland in 1829 with military honors at Castle Rock. Also lists Twin columnists Ann Sanders Abby Van Buren Ingmar Bergman Alexander Brook Polly Bergen Trung Stone Ken Murray. Includes a quiz item referencing Augustus an Egyptian official Japan a leather irrigation device and David G Farragt.
A battle over bread prices pits major baking companies and unions against farm groups and lawmakers. Maurice Rosenblatt, lobbyist for big bakers, finances campaigns to defeat the Johnson farm bill, arguing it would raise bread costs. Officials say farm labor and middlemen already take more, and the bill would aid small family farms by supporting wheat parity through miller contributions.
Henry McLemore lauds Congress for the $100 limit on duty-free buys by U S tourists returning from abroad. He jokes that the law saves Americans from themselves and recalls humorous, personal mis buys he might return, from Turkish braziers to Mexican sombreros.
West dealer in a trial hand, two tables show aggressive bidding and misjudged support. North doubles, East overcalls with spades, South-split distribution preempts, leading to a down four for South at one table and a 750 point contract at another after careful defense and ruffing. Heat totals reach 1350 points.
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