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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

4

Editorials JFK Congress At Odds With Kennedy’s Drive For Action

A Kennedy era editorial notes Congress blocks a Democratic White House and frustrates foreign policy and domestic programs. It cites stalled medical care for the aged youth employment higher education and trade and tax bills. It highlights Mansfield Mills and partisan committee maneuvering and hints at looming election pressures.

Congress Kenedy House Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Kennedy Ways and Means Department of Urban Affairs and Housing Yugoslavia Poland Moscow Wilbur Mills D-Ark

Navy Names Three U S Submarines With Historic Names

The Navy announced three Polaris submarines named for Ulysses S Grant at General Dynamics Groton Conn Lt Gen Thomas J Jackson of the Confederacy and Gen Nathaniel Greene famed Revolutionary War leader were designated for submarines under construction at Mare Island Portsmouth N H and Groton quoted as the U S union era namesake.

Washington Navy Ulysses S. Grant Union Army United States Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Corp Groton Conn Mare Island Calif., Naval Shipyard Thomas Jonathan Stonewall) Jackson Chancellorsville Nathaniel Greene Portsmouth N.H Navy Yard

Baytown Sun masthead and postal notice text

The Baytown Sun issue appears with masthead items for Editor and Publisher and several department heads, followed by a postal matter notice. It lists roles such as Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Assistant to Publisher and Circulation Director, along with subscription rates and carrier prices. The text includes references to Baytown Texas and a post office act notice, ending with an address for Nationals representatives.

Reseee Baytown Texas Congress

Ashurst address refutes doom says America leads

Barry Goldwater recalls Henry Fountain Ashurst and Founders Day speech at the University of Arizona. He credits Ashurst’s friendship, notes optimistic views on progress and space achievement, defends civilization, liberty, and moral resolve guiding America as a world power.

Barry Goldwater Washington Henry Fountain Ashurst United States Senate Henry Ashurat Senate Eee Ashurst University of Arizona Col. Glenn God America

Try and Stop Me at Dallas Shop with Big Bill

A New Yorker buys a shirt at a famed Dallas specialty shop using a $1000 bill. The surprised cashier sends him to the petty cash desk and he faces embarrassment. In Buffalo a newspaper man loses his job after an auditor flags a $46 dinner with the Congressional Record sports editor on an expense account.

Dallas Buffalo Congressional Record

What is the purpose of the obscure quiz in today’s column

The passage blends trivia and quotes asking about a bevy of topics. It notes a nearly extinct gem engraver craft, Egyptian dam income estimates, the Aswan Dam, James Naismith founding basketball, and the cirrus clouds, with historical dates and Bacon’s Rebellion context.

Aswan Dam James Naismith Africa

Kennedy era business leaders claim Kennedy on the run

Washington reports say prominent business figures meeting Kennedy perceive a reversal of his stance on the steel crisis and tax cuts. They cite tax rate reductions, corporate tax plans, dividend tax concessions, Medicare talks, antitrust shifts, and big contracts with AT&T and GE as proof of the administration’s pro-business tilt and possible compromises with Byrd and Kefauver.

Drew Pearson Washington Kennedy Jek Kenedy Harry Byrd Senate Finance Committee Ribicoff Sen. Kefauver Eisenhower U.S. Steel Bethlehem Robert Bicks Ike JFK At&t General Electric Ralph Cordiner Secretary of Commerce Hodges Business Advisory Council Congress White House Cape Canaveral Souther Atlantic Great Britain Braal

Oil and Gas Reserve Report To Be Presented

Early results of a compromise easing a stormy dispute will be presented to the Interstate Oil Compact Commission this week in Omaha. The reserves and production report lists leading companies by state with production breakdowns by major and independent producers. No recommendations are included. The measure follows a Denver compromise dissolving a contentious subcommittee and shifting work to an 11 member executive committee led by Gov. Edmondson.

Omaha Denver Jack Gage Wye Wyoming Howard Edmondson D-Okla Edmondson

Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Update

Crossword reader notes 31 38 41 42 43 44 with hints on phrasing and answer lengths. Silly yields a playful clue, More Mature hints at grownup wordplay, Golf Instructor shortened fills a common abbr, Cover clues a top or lid, Japanese shrub is azalea or kusam, Health resort points to spa retreat term.

Know Your Bridge bidding with five hands

Five hands show the recommended responses after two notrump pass by the opponents. Hand 1 suggests two notrump with emphasis on notrump play due to distribution and stoppers, then showing spade support if needed. Hand 2 favors two hearts to pursue a major-suit game, avoiding a minor in diamonds first. Hand 3 opts for two spades to limit rebids and reveal six to nine points with spade support. Hand 4 directly raises to three spades, explaining a forcing jump to game for 13–15 points with at least four trumps. Hand 5 supports four spades to aim for game and potentially silence opponents, noting danger from hearts or clubs if they bid.

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