Editorial: Polls Not Infallible In Presidential Politics
An editorial argues public opinion polls err due to shifting voter sentiment. It cites Oregon’s GOP primary where Lodge lost to Rockefeller and notes underestimation of pro-Wallace support elsewhere. It calls for indirect questioning and faster electronic methods to capture true preferences, acknowledging volatile Republican dynamics.
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Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Funds Machinery In House Is Weak
The House failed to authorize NASA funding, blocking a 5.2 billion appropriation. Senate filibuster stalled civil rights and time ran out, so next year’s Space program lacks operation funds. The episode serves as political talking point for economy advocates.
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Congressional
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
NASA
Senate
Goldwater Suns Up New Card Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater shifts image with a fundraising gimmick by selling eight color cartoon greeting cards. The cards joke about Goldwater as the shared love interest of two women, aiming to soften sternness and boost support. Cards priced at eight for one dollar, to be bought by campaign committees and resold to the public.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Coldwater
Letters on integrated summer classes at Carver High
Editor notes a student letter from Carver High School praising summer integration at Robert E. Lee and urging broader student participation. It names McNair students Olga Adams Hazel Bowen Alma Brimac Lu Catherine Crawford George Frazier Carolyn Pinchback and John Moore attending REL classes and reflects resolve to attend Lee in September with teacher Mr Hayes guiding efforts to study hard and do best.
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Carver
Robert FR. Lee Wich
Annestee
Olga Adams
Hazel Bowen
Alma Brimac
Lu Catheryn Crawford
George Frazier
Carolyn Pinchback
John Moore
George Washington Carver
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Hayes
Houston
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and staff including James H Hale Preston Fendersrass Beulah Mae Jackson and Robert K Gilmore with titles General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and Circulation Director. It notes Associated Press rights and republication policy, postal classifications, publishing schedule, and subscription rates of 1.45 per month or 17.44 per year.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Fendersrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Seuss
Black Market Money by Rundell Jr. hits local shelves
Baytonians welcomed Dr. Walter Rundell Jr. for autographed copies of Black Market Money from Louisiana State University Press. The book details how US Army currency controls collapsed in World War I as GIs traded pay and belongings for inflated foreign currency, with up to 52,000,000 slipping from the treasury before 1946. The author, affiliated with the American Historical Association, argues the wartime ethics and morale issues behind the lax controls and notes recovery after the war.
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Walter Rundell Jr
Louisiana State University Press
Rundell
Mary Uartman Brown
Baytown
Sundell
Walter
Baydell Jr
Lee College
Verse quote on hearing and doing God’s word
A brief biblical verse echoes Jesus’ reply that true kin are those who hear the word of God and do it. Luke 8 references appear in a compact phrasing indicating a Gospel teaching about obedience and familial ties.
Rules for Auto Mishaps
Vacation time brings many drivers and inevitable accidents. Plan in advance with essential steps: stop, render aid, protect the scene, call an officer, gather precise information, exchange licenses, avoid admitting fault, seek medical check if in doubt, consult a lawyer promptly, inform your insurer, and report to the Department of Public Safety if injury, death, or damages exceed 25.
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Department of Public Safety
Police
Sheriff's Department
Highway Patrol
State Department of Public Safety
Spot of Fame at Bloomfield Hills Academy of Arts
A feature on a prominent campus near Detroit, describing a 300 acre complex begun in 1994 on a Bloomfield farm. It highlights the Academy of Arts and its facilities including a Greek theater and observatory, with sculptures by Carl Milles symbolizing the campus aesthetic.
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Detroit
Science
Academy of Art
Academy of Arts
Carl Milles
Famez
Deserters Train as Red Spies in East Germany
Washington roundup reports a group of U.S. Army deserters in Bautzen training as spies and saboteurs for the Communists. The unit is described as a mix of murderers, misfits, and renegades driven by various motives, with few defectors acting for ideology. Evidence cites several cases including Stephen Wechsler and Joseph Dutkanicz, while Pentagon officials hedge on the extent of recruitment. The piece also notes a roadside anecdote about President Johnson and Sen. Keating at the World's Fair.
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Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Middle East
Bis
Jack, Adderson
Washington
East Germany
Bautzen
Tron
Gayther L. Turner
Montgomery
Ala
U.S
Chicago
Pentagon
Wechsler
New York City
Harvard
Secret Army
Communist Party
Joseph Dutkanicz
Tujunga
Calif
Tron Curtain
Dutkanicz
Soviet Union
Vladimir Siboda
Germany
New York
Verkhner Uraisk
Johnson
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Ken
Keating
Buffalo
News Quiz From The Daily Paper Headlines
A reader quiz lists 25 current questions drawn from news items. Topics include international epidemics Scotland Vietnam border studies, legal actions by Jack Ruby's lawyer, Stockholm shooting, Yugoslav Finland visit, California senate race, UN aid for Kivu, horseracing Triple Crown results, Dodgers hit milestones, atom powered ship, Cuba germ warfare charge, Algerian president bomb escape, India's new prime minister, NY team in long baseball game, JFK assassination theories, Asia parley location, De Gaulle ambassador, Israeli Jordan river project, New England presidential hopes, Mansfield first name civil rights ally, Saigon ambassador shifts, Korea law under Park, Ohio governors conference, Spanish dictator legal recognition request.
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Scotland
Vietnam
U.N
Jack Ruby
Bar Association
Stockholm
Fender
Finland
White House
California
Kivu
Northern Dancer
Dodger
Georgia
U.S
India
Asia
DeGaulle
Son of Baytonian Receives MS Degree
Lt Commander S. G. Galing earned a Master of Science in management from the U S Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey California in June He and his family are visiting his mother Mrs Eva Galing of Baytown Peggy before heading to Arkansas then Annapolis for a week with Mrs Galings parents prior to duty in Washington D C Galing attended Robert E Lee High School in Baytown and the University of Colorado class of 1951.
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S. G. Galing
U.S. Naval Post Graduate School
Monterey
Cali
Galing
Eva Galing
Peggy
Baytown
Galings
Arkansas
Annapolis
Know Your Bridge By B, Jay Becker
East dealer. Both sides vulnerable. The narrative describes a team match bridge hand where three No Trump was reached after a spade opening. West leads spades, queen and ace sequence, diamonds misdirection, and two tables show different outcomes as declarers maneuver to maximize diamonds. The piece analyzes defensive plays and the key position of East with diamonds to salvage or defeat contracts.
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East South West
West
East
South
Shummy
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE entry
The KING FEATURE daily crossword presents clues including Dip ang as liquid and Steal along with Epoch and a founder named Babista. The puzzle lists 35 across and 37 38 as portioned entries requiring solver attention.
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Dipang
Liquid 3
Babista
Steal
Epoch
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