Thomas Chair honors Houston congressman at Rice
Albert Thomas chair of political science established at Rice University honors the longtime Houston congressman noted for deep budget knowledge and steady federal influence on the Texas Gulf Coast. George H Brown orchestrated the grant honoring Thomas, who began service in 1937 after moving from Nacogdoches to Houston.
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Deserve Better Break They D
Baytown taxpayers deserve a better break than the one they are getting from city hall. Each property owner gets a vague valuation notice and must seek details at city hall or by phone. Shortages cited, but legal steps for tax increases remain. a broader review of tax procedures seems needed.
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Baytown Sun Heralds Editor and Publishing Staff Changes
Baytown Sun lists Robert K. Dilmore and Bill Hartman as editor and publisher, with departments shown and roles titled. The paper notes its mailing details, offices at Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown Texas, and subscription rates per month and year.
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Communist youth camp training sparks controversy in New Jersey
A two week Camp Midvale session trained 800 young Marxists from across the country under tight security. Leaders like Gus Hall and Henry Winston lectured while attendees, mostly teenagers, studied class struggle and union history. The program aimed to foster a socialist movement despite high scrutiny and opposition.
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Voters urged to support Lee College separation Aug 7
Letter writers criticize Educators Comment for misstatements about Lee College and state tax limits. Dorothy St John argues for a separation measure to create a full time board of trustees funded without higher taxes. S H Killian thanks Baytown Sun and Chamber for fish fry coverage and support.
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B. W. Musgraves
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Dorothy St. John
Ashby
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Ashore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Baytown
S. H. Killian
Medicare starts next July with new taxes and costs
Washington reports on the Medicare law as it takes effect this week. Taxes begin January 1 with a 0.975 percent payroll deduction. Social security rate rises to 4.2 percent and the wage base climbs to 6600 dollars. Hospital coverage begins at 65 with options for extended stays and nursing home care under a mix of compulsory and voluntary plans. The program is overseen by Secretary Anthony Celebrezze and involves IBM processing and new clerks.
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Washington
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Blue Cross
Anthony Celebrezze
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Italy
IBM
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World and history trivia grab bag items
Answers span multiple topics from Civil War dates to geography and architecture. Note questions include the year of Jefferson Davis death, a landlocked South American country, the southernmost town, a mis-spelled term, and which country has more pyramids. The page also covers notable birthdays today and a historical church reconstruction tale.
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Mexico
Cathedral collapse and 19th century restoration tale
Central Press recalls a cathedral scarred by Reformation violence with the central tower toppled and stones carted to the churchyard. Neglected until 1824 when keeper John Shanks proposed restoration, today the site is under HM Office of Works.
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H. M. Order of Works
Daily Crossword Puzzle feature KING
The KING newspaper presents a daily crossword puzzle feature with clues across a themed grid. Readers solve word fills and enjoy a routines section highlighting puzzle techniques and publisher notes.
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Playing Three Notrump with King on Opening Spade Lead
To make three notrump plan to win the king of clubs, draw trumps, and finesse spades. If South holds king, finesse with nine then jack, repeat. Prepare endplay to discard hearts, overtake with ace, and cash spades to force a heart or club reduction.
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