Editorial urges support for Judge George Cire in Harris County
The Baytown Sun endorses Judge George Cire for a full four year term on the newly created 165th District Court. Gov. John Connally recommended him and he carried over 40 percent in the May 2 Democratic primary. The Sun argues Cire’s qualifications and endorsements from rivals and the governor justify voting to secure his elective term. The editorial calls on readers to help him victory on Saturday.
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John Connally
Harris County
George Cire
Houston
Cire
Judge Cire
Texas
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Johnson on Verge of Decision on Asia
Quietness settles over Johnson admin about Southeast Asia as Honolulu meeting ends without recommendations. Johnson says the United States cannot fail to meet its full share, with officials hinting possible action against North Vietnam if needed. Rusk and McNamara warned of enlarging the war, but no concrete plan announced. Johnson refuses to abandon Southeast Asia to Communism.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Honolulu
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Saigon
U.S
North Viet Nami
Red China
Laos
Rusk
Washington
Asia
Congress
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publication Details
The text lists Baytown Sun staff roles and publishing rights, noting editors and managers, office location, publication days, and subscription rates. It includes ownership by The Baytown Sun Inc and mentions Associated Press affiliation and Texas Newspapers Representatives.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
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Small Ventures Vital, Babson Urges Support for Firms
Babson argues small businesses fuel the economy and could absorb more workers if each added one employee. He praises SBA guidance but warns planning and capital are essential. He notes service sector growth and urges readers to approach local banks with a solid plan to start small and grow.
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Roger Babson
Small Business Administration
SBA
Bible verse on mediator of the new testament
A fragmentary biblical verse references Jesus as mediator of the new testament by means of death for the redemption of those under the first covenant. It mentions the called and the promise of inheritance in Hebrews.
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South dealer, North-South vulnerable. A famous New York bridge club expert game features a slam bid misread and a dramatic takeaway. South's overconfident bidding ends in minus 300 while East-West later gain points, prompting a kibitzer joke about the opening read and a dramatic limelight on "crazy psychics."
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Mr. Becker
New York
South
Kitz
West
East
North
China
Jonn A. Nonymous
Spot of Fame Puzzle Reveals Alcatraces Island History
In a coastal quiz feature, readers are asked to name the San Francisco Bay spot famed for its pelican island, later known as Alcatraz. The clue traces its medical, military, and prison eras from Spanish to American rule, ending with its abandonment.
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Don Gaspar de Portola
Mexico
Don Manuel de Ayala
la Isla de Los Alcat
Justice Department
Army
Khrushchev Speech on Arab Unity Sparks Cairo Debate
In Cairo, Khrushchev's Aswan Dam remarks against Arab unity stir diplomatic tension with Nasser. He contrasts unity with class solidarity, urging Arabs to reconsider alignment while criticizing nationalist rhetoric and stressing unity of labor over national borders. Mexico City grants asylum to refugees, filtering by government repression claims.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Aswan Dam
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Mr. K
Abdel Salam Arif
Iraq
Aswan
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Vladimir Tsich Uhanov
Nikolai Lenin
Vladimir Didh
Lenin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arif
Mexico City
Mexico
Interior Ministry
Vladimirich
Libertarians and Screen Writers clash over double standards
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on a Hollywood flare of civil libertarian politics. Allen Rivkin announces a Screen Writers Guild 40th anniversary at the Ambassador Hotel but a dissenting member accuses the guild of aiding the radical right. The guild relocates its event to the Beverly Hilton amid a broader labor dispute in Michigan and Maryland, with Gov Romney deploying the National Guard as clashes erupt at Essex Wire in Hillsdale and COPE-backed Md candidates face setback.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Hollywood
Screen Writers of America
Allen Rivkin
West Coast
Screen Writers Guild
Ambassador Hotel
Guild
G. David Schine
Joe McCarthy
David, Schine
Union de
J. Meyer Schine
Michigan
George Romney
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
Essex Wire Corporation
Hillsdale
Romney
The
Chicago Tribune
Taxes and withholding explained by D L Teter
In a letter to the editor D L Teter explains that income tax reductions took effect after lawmakers approved them and notes a 1964 tax situation where withholding could leave some people short. He suggests adjusting withholding so total equals or exceeds the estimated tax due next April.
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the Sun
Johnson
D. L. Teter
Glenhagen
Daily Crossword Puzzle Fragment Clues Western Indians
Puzzle fragment lists clue numbers 40 Western Indians 41 Fumerel pile 44 King of Judah Bh. The King Features Daily Crossword shows scattered entries from a crossword page with partial clues. This item records the fragmentary nature of the puzzle without solvable content.
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