Harris County backs Russell Cummings for Texas Legislature
The Baytown Sun endorses Russell Cummings in the June 6 Democratic runoff for Harris County’s Texas Legislature seat. Cummings, a Houston businessman who owns a transfer and moving company, combines progress and conservatism and pledges to represent Houston and Harris County as a unit.
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Harris County
Texas
Russell Cummings
Houston
Austin
Cummings
Baytown Sun
Joey Bishop Seeks Emmy for Most Cancelled Show
Hollywood I AP Joey Bishop rues his busy cancellation history as NBC yanked his half hour comedy after two seasons. CBS offered a 26 show slate for 1963 66 but Bishop declined awaiting a longer commitment. He signed for Las Vegas shows and awaits CBS offer while NBC pushed a variety hour.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Joey Bishop
Bishop
NBC
CBS
Las Vegas
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Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker and the Culbertsons clash
In a 1935 bridge article, the Culbertsons face Sims in a famed spade battle. West leads spades, Jo Culbertson dumps the ace to force a spade run, Ely wins the ten, and the defense collapses as Sims double undertakes a risky plan and goes down.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Becker
Ely
Jo Culbertson
Hal
Dorothy Sbu
Lenz-Culbertson Enncounter
Sims
Culbertson
Shépard Barclay
Jase Sims
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulsh Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore as editors and publishers with managing and office roles. It notes weekly advertising staff, Baytown Tex postal matter, publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, address at Pearce and Ashbel, circulation rates and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representativer, with Associated Press membership.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulsh Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Omaha Beach Then Now Is Startling Contrast
AP reporter Harvey Hudson revisits Omaha Beach on the 20th anniversary of D-Day. Veterans recall the landing, noting the surreal calm of today versus the chaotic scene in 1944 as relics remain and new structures rise. The piece contrasts past destruction with present peace.
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Associated Press
Paris
Normandy
Bernard Rippy
Richmond
Calif
Jack Tallerday
Newton
Kan
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Omaha
Golf
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Sword
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Cherbourg
Pegasus Bridge
Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
6Th Airborne
Caen
Orie River
U.S
82Nd
Rippy
82Nd Airborme Division
Ste. Mere Eplise
Executions Delayed For Review By Court
Four men sentenced to death for the Cuba Alabama slaying of a soft drink salesman will not be executed until the Alabama Supreme Court reviews the case. The four condemned are John Lokacs Clarence Coon Gerald Eaton and Harold Edwards with appeals not yet filed and action likely in October. The case follows the December shooting and the well death of Leonard Culpepper and the beating of his wife.
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Montgomery
Ala
Texas
Cuba
Alabama Supreme Court
Alabama
State Supreme Court
John Lokacs
Clarence Coon
Gerald Eaton
Harold Edwards
Leonard Culpepper
Culpepper
Spot of fame mosque dominates New Delhi skyline
A century old Mogul landmark, the largest mosque in Asia, built 1644 by Shah Jehan, features two minarets and a central marble bath. Delhi’s mosque once witnessed Nadir Shah’s massacre in 1739, now a busy bazaar and shop area near the old city.
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India
New Delhi
Asia
Shah Jehan
Taj Mahal
Mohammed
Delhi
Nadir Shah
Cname
Johnson tells cattlemen to sell meat surplus
President Lyndon B. Johnson urged a group of cattlemen to focus on selling more cattle to feed hungry Europeans rather than seeking special legislation. He warned that, even if Congress passed aid for the meat industry, he would veto it, noting Europe’s growing meat consumption.
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Middle East
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Argentina
Europe
United States
The¢Attienen
Dorothy Jacobson
U.S
LBJ
Cntire
France
Agricultura Department
Hus
Lyndon Baines Johnson biographers and public image
A Washington critique surveys biographies and public portraits of Lyndon Baines Johnson. It weighs Johnson’s portrayal by Bill White, Ruth Montgomery, Harry Provence, and Frank Kluckhohn, noting who presents him fairly and who debases his image, while examining his legacy and quest for a Boswell.
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Holmes Alyxander
Washington, D.C
Gerald W. Johnson
Johnson
Rudyard Kipling
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon
Bill White
Kennedy
LBJ
Adolphur Hotel
Dallas
White
Texas
Nixon-Lodge
James MacGregor Burns
Harry Provence
Ruth Montgomery
Wall Street Journal
U.S. News and World Report
Klackhohn
America
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Mother Goose Book Withdrawn Over Racial References
A 1917 Mother Goose edition in New London Public Library faces withdrawal due to references to Negroes. The NAACP chapter urged removal after a mother and daughter showed the rhymes containing the word Nigger. Acting librarian Olive Prentis said she will remove the copy and any similar titles, pending staff review.
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NEW London, Conn
New London Public Library
Olive Prentis
New London
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Times
Joan
Linwood W. Bland Jr
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
Across clues and downs appear jumbled as a classic KING FEATURE daily crossword with mis-spellings. The grid hints at a broad set of terms including explosive sapping by aircraft and ancient Jap capital notes, with partial entries like refuse to respive and port. Thefragmentary clues suggest a standard themed puzzle typical of vintage newspapers.
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Letts Mountain
Notion
Moham
Mechanism
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