Editorial: Secret Meets Are Dangerous For Pasadena
The Baytown Sun argues secret meetings by public bodies threaten a community’s future. It cites past Pasadena issues, including undisclosed expense reimbursements, unannounced policy decisions, and the need for press presence. The piece urges transparent governance and notes a mayor once praised Sun access to meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Pasadena
City Hall
Baytown
the Sun
Board of Trustee Committee
The
Sun
R. H
Red) Pruett
Know Your Bridge Five Hearts and Slam Choices
In this bridge advisory by B. JA, four hands after a one heart opening show potential slam paths. Four notrump is explored via Blackwood with partner responses indicating aces, while four clubs probes for club control. Six hearts outlines confidence in twelve tricks, and five hearts weighs minimum versus maximum three heart bids to decide the final contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. JA
Ares
Akiss
Zakes
Baril
Mart
AG Yohz Zaes Qai
Pertner
Publication masthead and staff credits fragment
A partial Baytown Sun masthead lists staff roles and affiliations, including editors and managers, with scattered names and publication details. It notes Baytown Texas offices, printing location, and subscription pricing, alongside general newspaper boilerplate about content and republication rights.
Nuclear bombs stockpiled in many sites described as burdens
The column cites senator Clinton Anderson’s warning that the United States possesses a large stockpile of aging nuclear weapons stored in pits and bases under a 1963 treaty. The piece uses a clothing analogy to illustrate accumulation without wear, noting limited testing options under the treaty and the need for weapon development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nholman
Alexander Washington
Atomic Affairs
New Mexico
Clinton Anderson
Uss.a
France
Red China
Russia
Free World
Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
AEC
Joint Committee
Defense Department
Pollution Order To Control Salt Water Disposal
The Texas Water Pollution Control Board plans an order in July banning unlined surface pits for salt water disposal by oil operators in Andrews and Martin counties, with May or July 1965 effective date and exceptions possible. The move targets Ogallala Formation counties, marking a second such order amid ongoing underground water concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Andrews
Martin
Hugh C. Yantis
Shafter Lake
Yantis
Ogallala
High Plains
Today’s Grab Bag Puzzle Across Time
A scrambled, playful quiz recounting historic events and trivia. It mentions a 1064 signing by a president named Boonsyet, a high inhabited town, Africa’s hemispheric split, and a “Land of Once-Upon-A-Time” nickname. It weaves in figures like Willem Rep and Attila, with quirky notes on history and a quirky, garbled style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coust Bigefroy
Ardetinen
Luitinberber
Intie Fort
Attia
Attila
Europe
Untitled note on Europe and ruler lineage origin
Ruth Ramsey Contrel Prees Write notes about Europe’s high living standards, World War II damage, restoration, and a historic ruler. It mentions Von Rundstedt, Battle of the Bulge, and a claim about a first male heir in 608 years with cathedral inscriptions in German and local patois. The passage is fragmentary and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
von Rundstedt
Evantry
Bors
Wrench
Cerman
Golf loans fund golf courses under USDA program
Washington columnist details Senator Williams scrutiny of USDA soil conservation loans. Since 1959 the Agriculture Department issued low interest loans totaling 1.1 million dollars for recreational projects, most for golf courses. List of 13 golf course loans shows modest borrower counts and locations across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Ome
Jack Anmderaca
Washington
John J. Williams
Del
Senate
Bobby Baker
Williams
Orville Freeman
Soil Conservation
Congress
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Money and Products Block Trade With Reds
American business weighs trading with Communist nations amid political risk and payment hurdles. Romania and the United States widen trade ties, while the Soviet Union seeks more North American wheat, especially via Canada. Western Europe targets Easter Europe and Cuba, despite U.S. objections, raising fears of commodity dumping and propaganda influencing markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Romania
United States
Soviet Union
Canada
Europe
Washington
Cuba
U.S
Red Bloc
Mr. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
Mexican Diving Team Heads to USSR for Meets
A four member Mexican diving team travels to the Soviet Union to compete in two international meets in Moscow on June 10 and Leningrad on June 12 13. Engineer Alvaro Gaxipla and trainer Mario Tovar lead the squad that includes divers Roberto Madrigal Alvaro Gaxiola Jr Jose de Le Robinson and Maria Teresa Adames. The team then proceeds to Vienna for another priming meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Soviet Union
Alvaro Gaxipla
Mario Tovar
Roberto Madrigal
Alvaro Gaxiola Jr
Jose de le Robinson
Maria Teresa Adames
Moscow
Leningrad
Vienna
Baldwin and HUAC Attack Sparks National Debate
Author James Baldwin leads a campaign to abolish the House Un American Activities Committee, publishing a pamphlet with Anne Braden and Frank Wilkinson. The drive aims at mobilizing anti HUAC sentiment nationally, with millions of copies planned for circulation before Election Day. Norman Thomas of the Socialist Party criticized Hubert Humphrey at the Chicago convention, praising his civil rights and poverty programs while labeling Goldwater as a danger to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis
Washington
James Baldwin
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Baldwin
House Committee
National Committee
Abol-ish
Huac,’. & Group
Congress
HUAC
Anne Braden
Dirs
Braden
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Carl Braden
Congressional Investigation Committees
Ku ‘Klux Klan
American Nazi Party
Frank Wilkinson
Izventia
Senate Internal ‘Security
Fair Play
Alla Ais
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Hubert
Humphrey
Chicago
Thomas
England
Orison
Barry Goldwater
America
Arizona
Bible Verse Quote on Peter and Money
A quoted Bible verse from Acts notes Peter’s rebuke to Simon, declaring that money cannot buy the gift of God. The phrasing highlights the warning that attempting to purchase spiritual power leads to perish with thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Daily Crossword Puzzle Feature by King
The KING FEATURES daily crossword puzzle is noted with the line Amter wate, indicating a crossword entry. The item previews a puzzle page, inviting solvers to engage with the King Features syndicated grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KING
Also Mentioned on This Page
Becker
Che Baytown Sun
Fret
Hartmanames H. Hale
Reston Pendergrase
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Advertising Depa
John Windley Faul Poonna
Coris Laughlin
Tee
Siscees
Retell
Matesel Ianacer
Bervin Richis
Bateii
Texas
Peet
Act of Congress
Ise
Pearce and
Asthel
Temac Newspepers Representatives, Inc
Eimbsr
Angerson
Senate Preparedness Committee
Talea
Africa
Tstanbuif
Praakita D. Boonsyet
Wee Abelking
Jn Vetler
Pwilty Pecton
Torat
Fts
Ruth Ramsey
Contrel Prees Write
USDA
sHere
Dilton Springs Club
Ontario County
N.Y
Piney Point Golf Club
Stanley County
N.C
Caroline Couns Club
Caroline County
Duplin County
Lake von
Chaves County
N.M
Lucedale
George County
Miss
Alcester Golf Club
Union ‘County
Wessington Sprinng CD Pottery Club
Jerauld County
Nother Bet Vanna
Herman Auschel
Rockingham County
Ngh
Hamrick
Cleveland County
Frank
Randall
Eae County
Boone
Kermit Kincade
Appanonde County
Towr
Harold England
Gwen
Keys
Senator Wilams
Bruce Alger
Lyndon
Lady Bird Johnson
Dallas
LBJ
White House
Andi
Alger
House
Alpers
Ussr
UnAmerican
UnAmericana
En. York
Marzani and
Munsell
Carl Aldo “Marzani
Alexander
Farlett
Amterwate
Prophet
Forest
Exterval & Coamel
Spanien
Lamprey T. Gelling
Nesta
Small
Monetary
Diralzisk
Newis
Cebine
Zecepe
Spinning Sea Toy
Ofrts
George the Sun
Gael