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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1963

Page

4

FBI Ahead On All Fronts in Hoover Fiscal Year Report

J Edgar Hoover announced for the 1963 FBI fiscal year record highs across operations. Fines and recoveries reached 186,225,348 with 19,192 stolen vehicles located, 12,816 convictions, and 37,009 years of suspended sentences. The FBI located 11,887 fugitives, added nine Ten Most Wanted, aided state actions, and aided counter intelligence.

J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI U.S. Atty Robert Kennedy Department of Justice Hoover Communist Party, USA Subversive Activities Control Board Department of State United States FBI National Academy FBI Laboratory FBI Identification Division

Baytown Daily masthead and notices fragment

Fragmentary newspaper masthead shows names and roles including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and others with offices and staff titles. It mentions Associated Press rights and newspaper designation as second class matter in Baytown Texas.

Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore Baytown Texas Congress Associated Press Daly

Texans in Washington on Bracero Issue and Split Opinions

Washington AP report details Congress debate over ending the Mexican bracero program by year end 1966 with a three year phased exit proposed. Rep. Henry Gonzalez opposes it citing wage effects on domestic farm workers. Rep. E C Gathings supports phase out backed by farm operators.

Tex Easley Washington Congress House Senate Rio Grande Henry Gonzalez D. San Antonio Braveros San Antonio Gonzalez E. C

Notable Hoover smile echoes Judy Holliday act

Judy Holliday Betty Comden and Adolph Green staged a nightclub act before Herbert Hoover, who remained impassive at a Dutch Treat Club performance. After the show Hoover praised their originality, admitting he never smiles outwardly though he was smiling inside.

Broadway Judy Holliday Betty Comden Adolph Green Herbert Hoover Mr. Hoover

Today's Grab Bag and Trivia Nostalgia

A mixed page of curiosities and trivia including questions about quadratic study, ancient games, and a “College of Propaganda” reference. Birthdays noted for Eleazor Steber and James Cagney plus baseball figures. A Pope election card and Cardinal clues anchor a vintage US newspaper vibe.

Eleazor Steber James Cagney Low Boudreat Jerry Lynch Roy MacMillan

Harri man and Russian delegates loom over nuclear ban talks

In Moscow Averell Harriman and Russian delegates face a looming global test as millions of children linger in danger from fallout. The piece notes U S and Soviet testing histories, radiation hazards, and calls for clearer countermeasures while criticizing agency hesitancy under the AEC and Radiation Council led by Dr Paul Tompkins.

Drew Pearson Washington Averell Harriman Moscow United States Russia Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Nixon Stevenson Atomic Energy Commission AEC Federal Radiation Council Paul Tompkins Tompkins Bob Barnlett Alaska Federal Radiation Council

Steel industry expects mid August pickup after slow summer

In New York, steel analysts foresee a rebound in new orders by mid August, with shipments remaining slow until Labor Day due to contract-related demand. Optimism rests on strong recent earnings, rising production, and cost cutting gear that lowers break even, despite a lower ships pace and lingering summer slack.

Sam Dawson New York

Salvaging a Four Spades Contract by Forcing Errors

In a bridge hand by the Syndicate Inc, South aims to salvage four spades after West leads diamonds. The declarer wins the ace of diamonds, plays a heart, forces defense errors, and traps East’s king while leveraging early testing, with no loss even if East ducks.

Dhmonds Declarer Ari West King Bosers South East Ivea Syndicate. Inc

Daily Crossword Clue Fragments From Historic Page

Crossword clues listed in fragmented form include Shel tered side The sur Girl's name Sub join Covert global conflict Girl's nickname S-shaped worms Roland's destroyer My Name i-Y esterday's Atenee Indian coin Pierce Safe tasers God of war Gr Past.

the Sur Roland Esterday Pierce God of War

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