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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
4
Reporters and the White House press secretary clashed in a wartime tone with little factual release. Reedy faced a heavy barrage of questions while Johnson appeared to control the exchange, though specific statements remained scarce.
The long serving press chief faces leave due to health needs and varied evaluation of his performance. Bill Moyers succeeds as successor, though with no prior newspaper background. His inexperience in press work may renew criticism of information flow during the Johnson administration.
A New York tailor left 71 trousers auctioned with wrappers and one per customer. Purchasers received a $1000 bank note inside each package. Another whimsy left a fortune to a chorus girl unknown to him, claiming her nose amused him. A cartoon joke about a lawyer and a widow follows.
The Baytown Sun lists its editor and publisher Fred Halonen with general and promotion managers and staff names including James H tale Preston Hendergrass Beulah Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bil Hariman and Paul Putman. The notice states the paper is entered in Baytown Texas postal matter and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel with box 8 and provides subscription and carrier rates.
Braswell A M Braswell known as old est Baytown official takes seat April 1 after Cravey resignation to run for mayor He plans sewage disposal and Goose Creek waterway work and serves on multiple city committees including waterways and Goose Creek Stream study He backs a fresh water lake on Goose Creek and a modest barrier at Market Street bridge His family and career details are outlined alongside public service and hobbies.
A daily King Feature crossword puzzle grid with clues across and down. Includes entries such as Baby's bed attic and various themed words, plus a misprint line at the end noting yesterday's answer.
The piece argues boxing defies simple labels, calling it a business under legal and tax regimes rather than sport. It contrasts ancient combat to modern prizefighting, citing Sonny Liston Cassius Clay and a 19th century Sullivan Kilrain bout with vivid, neutral historical notes on wagered crowds, violence, and public perception. It emphasizes how regulation and public interest shaped boxing’s image across eras.
Alabama-Coushatta Reservation in the Big Thicket East Texas opened to the public this year as a historic culture themed site. Located 17 miles east of Livingston on US 190, it operates March through November with no admission fee and offers crafts, a museum, tribal dances, a nature trail, and a dining room.
A bridge column discussing four hands and optimal bids when vulnerable with a one club opening. It explains why jumping to four hearts signals a strong hand and slam potential, why two diamonds is a reverse promising points and hearts support, why two spades aims for game or slam, and why one spade keeps options open with ambiguous strength.
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