Baytown Night at Colt Stadium A roaring community show
Editorial highlights Baytown Night at Colt Stadium drawing more than 1000 locals of all ages. The crowd cheer helped the Colts win amid mixed recent form. Robert E Lee High Band delivered top performance as city officials and many residents joined the gala, with 130 vehicles in the caravan.
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Thanks For A Job Well Done Baytonians
Thousands joined East Harris County Medical Society in a mass polio immunization drive on Victory over Polio Day. The six hour effort ensured every participant received Sabin oral vaccine, with nurses and doctors organizing meticulously to stamp out poliomyelitis and protect the community.
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Baytown Sun Office and Rates Notice
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor and publisher and lists circulation staff. National subscription rates by carrier are 1.45 dollars per month or 17 dollars per year, with mail rates on request. Entered as second class matter at Baytown Texas Post Office.
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Kennedy Yale speech stirs unease in business leaders
The Yale address by President Kennedy is critiqued for signaling government recourse against private industry. The piece argues the speech inflames tensions with the steel sector, risks chilling investment, and risks future economic policy debates by hinting at federal action beyond public interests.
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Kennedy
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Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF
Charles Brower warns young account executives that their courting patter would misrepresent value. He jokes about a $300 suit as outward show of a “super-hydraulic” heart and markets a one day, limited offer to marry before he is gone.
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Batten, Batton
Hints and trivia from a quirky today’s grab bag
A garbled column offers odd questions on beheading, antlers among animals, Polish partitions, and insect anatomy. It recalls historical figures born in Russia and Ukraine, cites a Zionist leader and Israel’s first president, and notes a Brigham Young arrival in 1847.
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Greed Salt Lake Valley
Kennedy slip strains Ecuador visit amid diplomacy
Washington report notes Jackie Kennedy declined a return flight to greet Ecuadorian President Arosomena despite a warm Latin American tour. The piece also covers a medicare defeat linked to Senator Kerr’s retroactive West Virginia aid amendment, and critiques FCC chair Newton Minow’s equal time testimony before Thurmond. It closes with scrutiny of the Communist Party USA through its quarterly Freedomways and its prominent African American contributors.
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National Guardian
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Mexico Worried Over Japan Cotton Purchases
Mexico fears Japan may halt cotton purchases, a concern echoed after reports that Japan considered withdrawing from the Mexican market. Japan buys about a million bales annually, roughly half of Mexico’s cotton production, while Mexican imports from Japan have been insufficient to offset this balance issue.
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Japan
Mexico City
Ultimas Noticias
Galveston Council Protests NBC Hurricane Program
Galveston city council voted 4 to 3 to complain to NBC about a May hurricane Carla show. The council seeks equal time to present its side, saying NBC filmed the hurricane in Galveston and used it as a commercial venture months after the event and after most damage had been repaired.
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Galveston, Tex
National Broadcasting Co
Galveston
NBC
Deny Yourself and Follow Me Sayings from Luke
A fragment from Luke records a call to discipleship, instructing that any follower must deny self, take up the cross, and pursue Jesus’ path. The brief text emphasizes sacrifice, commitment, and steadfast adherence to the teacher.
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Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker
West North East South Pass Pass 3 Opening lead queen of clubs. The article argues against using the finesse in bridge when another line of play achieves the same result. It presents a hand where a spade finesse is avoided by a different sequence leading to success regardless of queen locations.
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