Not One Cent For Anything Harris County Bonds Fizzle
Editorial argues Harris County voters rejected eight bond propositions including 15.4 million for jail and road projects, blaming metropolitan politics and Houston dominance. It notes low turnout and warns future grand juries won’t get cash for jail reforms, only indictments and no bills.
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Harris County
Commissioners Court
Sheriff's Department
Hacks County
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Clear Lake Research Center
Houston
The
Sun
Ship Channel
Baytown
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun is published afternoons and Sundays in Baytown Texas from Pearce and Ashbel. Name and roles include editor publisher James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert Gilmore and John Wadley in advertising with Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin and others listed as management and circulation staff. It is a second class matter newspaper under March 3 1879 act with subscription rates and national representation noted.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Beytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Jora
Asso
Texas Press
Aso
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Hartman
The
Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Wanda Orton
Jim Hale
Horace Helms
Baytown Sun praised for hosting and support in 1963 convention
Viola Davis of East Harris County Medical Assistants thanks Baytown Sun and local merchants for hosting the Texas Medical Assistants Convention in Baytown with charm and distinction. A Baytown letter praises the newspaper staff for cooperation and cultural support during the event.
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Bred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Tex
Hartman
East
Harris County
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Viola Davis
East Harris County Medical Assistants
White Eaters Previous All Negro University Enrolment Incident
In Huntsville Alabama a white chemistry teacher Robert Mickel 24 from Utica Nebraska enrolled for summer classes at Alabama A&M, a historically black college, under an NSF grant. He is believed to be the first white student at A&M in its 75 year history and did not know it was a Negro school before applying for campus housing. He stated he came to continue his education, not as a martyr.
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Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Robert Mickel
Utica
Neb
Alabama A&m
National Science Foundation
Mickel
AEM
Nal
Robert J. Fleming
Flood
Congress
Clarence Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Wayne Morse
Subcommittee
Latin America
State Department
Panama
Abdu Hamid Abu Bakr
Suez Canal Authority
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Famous American philanthropist and Greek aid founder
The puzzle columns present a riddle about a prominent American philanthropist born in Boston in 1881 who helped fund Greek independence, aided the blind, and married Julia Ward. The clues reference his role with the Perkins Institute for the Blind, his European studies, and later connections to sculpture and philanthropy.
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Boston
Greece
U.S
Europe
Julia Ward
Perkins Institute For the
Louisa
New York
Rome
Unter
Thorwaldsen
Washington Monument
Richmond
Capitol Dome
Washington Report on Radiation Fallout and Canal Policy
A compilation of reports and opinion pieces discusses an unreleased U-2 study finding three times more upper atmosphere radioactivity than expected and calls for public disclosure. It also covers U.S. Panama Canal sovereignty debates, Castro Cuba links, and congressional moves to constrain policy toward Panama.
Miracle of modern surgery praised by Time magazine
Fort Bend County Reporter notes Time magazine’s May 3 feature on miraculous modern surgical feats. It highlights heart repair, kidney replacement, Parkinson’s breakthrough, cancer surgery, arthritis repair, and micro surgery aiding hearing, framed as human skill advancing free medical exploration.
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Fort Bend
Time Magazine
Tycns
Know Your Bridge Weet dealer and four spades debacle
This bridge hands story from a team match recounts South reaching four spades redoubled, dubious bids, and two 4 spade down losses totaling around minus 1,000 and minus 1,600 points. Variants show both declarers erred on diamond leads, costing big swings and suggesting alternate lines yielding slight gain.
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West North East South
South
West
East
Rés Syndicate Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Yesterday's Answer 3
A compact crossword clue set lists entry numbers and hints for the puzzle. It mentions U S silver and a catlike animal among the clues with terms like woe is me flap and footlike, indicating a themed word puzzle item.
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U.s.silver
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