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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
4
Attendance at the Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club events near Baytown topped three thousand last weekend with fish dinners and delicacies drawing crowds. Proceeds fund club activities and youth fishing contests while boosting local commerce and promoting Baytown as a fishing and recreation destination.
A Baytown citizen group promotes firearm rights, citing international examples and statistics to oppose the Dodd Bill. The letter endorses mature gun ownership, questions gun crime causation, and urges readers to write their congressman. It ends with a science note on visual processing and reaction.
A biblical verse from Acts 2 urges repentance and prayer for forgiveness for the thought of Beare, emphasizing seeking God’s mercy.
The Baytown Sun, Inc publishes the Baytown Daily with staff listings and office details. It notes second class matter entry at the Baytown Texas post office and provides address, subscription rates per month and year, and contact on request.
Peru's government under Fernando Belaúnde Terry faces growing danger from Cuban-supplied guerrillas of the Revolutionary Insurrectional Movement led by Cuban-trained Luis de la Puenta Uceda. Ambushes, killings, and looting push Peru toward full military action as regional communist networks widen across Latin America from Havana to Guatemala and Paraguay.
A column by H L Hunt praises astronaut patriotism amid cynicism. It recalls John Glenn and Majors McDivitt and White, likening space pioneers to early American settlers. The piece notes recent embassy bombings and guerrilla activity across Latin America, with claims of Peronista Communist ties, terror, and violence in Argentina Colombia Venezuela and surrounding regions.
Leonard Marks, newly named head of the U S Information Agency, is praised for his dedication and long history in promoting educational TV and international outreach. He previously helped push the educational TV bill and advised on communications ventures, including duties with the Communications Satellite Corp and Mrs Johnson's properties. The piece highlights his early advocacy with Lyndon Johnson and Warren Magnuson and notes his influence on Samoa’s educational TV project.
Henry Diclemore riffs on a satirical idea that presidential sleep quality could decide voters' choices. He cites Jack Valenti and imagined polls asking how well presidents slept under Johnson, Nixon, and Romney, suggesting a “Valenti System” for gauging sedative influence on leaders and staff.
A mixed trivia item lists Who was known as The Good Gray Poet and asks what Holmes fell addicted to outside work. It also questions highest scoring college football season, the Times-Picayune publisher city, and Civil War general nicknamed Little Mac, with scattered quotes and a Hever Kent tourist spot description.
A column notes the chiding stone in Chiddingstone Castle park as the traditional seat of judgment for petty wrongs. It references Anne and a king, plus nearby historic site. Also mentions events and births tied to 1970 and figures like Edgar Degas and Samuel Colt.
The article explains opening lead strategy in contract bridge, stressing how crucial first choices are with only 13 cards seen by the leader and 26 by others. It cites a 1957 Italy vs United States match where aggressive king of spades leads paid off for defense, costing the South a down two score and illustrating how bold early play can influence the contract.
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