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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1963

Page

4

MS Society funds increased research and services drive

The National MS Society reported in its 1962 Annual Report that expenditures rose six percent from 1961, with 54 research grants and 20 fellowships, total medical program costs at 851 407 and 57.9 percent of headquarters spending. It raised 3.54 million, retaining about 60 percent for local programs, and highlighted patient services such as counseling, therapy, and home visits. The report notes about 500,000 Americans affected, mostly aged 20 to 40, with three new clinical units added in 1962.

Society Voluntary National Health Agency New York City United States

Local newspaper personnel listing unclear names

An OCR excerpt lists several names and titles such as Che Baytoum Sun Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director Retail Manager and National Manager, with scattered unreadable tokens.

Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K. Gilmore Teeeeees Peewee ST Itzy

Poverty fight hinges on speeding growth to cut poverty

The analysis notes strides in US poverty reduction over two years and centers on how to raise the growth rate. Officials argue maintaining about 6 percent annual growth seen during 1950–53 could eradicate poverty, while the postwar peak through 1962 averaged 3 percent and remains insufficient to make a dent. A new peak is hinted but remains too modest.

Sam Dawson New York United States

Edna Man Named Baptist Father Edna Man Named Baptist Father

D B Cain of Edna, a 94 year old deacon, named Baptist Father of the Year by a Texas Baptist committee and the Baptist Standard. He has held every church post except pastor, and will be honored at Fathers Day services at First Baptist Edna with an engraved plaque for outstanding contributions to Christianity through family, church, and community. Cain’s three living sons are deacons in their churches.

Dallas Texas Baptist D. B. Cain Edna Baptist General Convention of Texas Baptist Standard First Baptist Church of Baptist Committee Cain Edgar Cain Breckerridge Community Service Co Arthur Cain Yockum Consignee Mobil Oil Co Lester Cain Houston

Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf

A capricious New York tycoon kept thirty dogs in his downtown office. Job applicants endured the canines before meeting the boss. If dogs approved, they granted the role of office manager on the spot.

New York Patrick Henry Lithuania Faculty School of Sissical Languages and Culture Oxford Cambridge Andes Amazon Basin

TODAY'S GRAB BAG QUIZ AND BIO FACTS

A mixed 1886 era trivia page asks who said a line about treason and uses questions on John Peter Zenger Wilny capital of a country and the litterae humane. It also lists notable birthdays and a Folk of Fame feature about two New York brothers prominent in politics and conservation.

John Peter Zenger Wilny Litterae Pampas

Lincoln pattern of fealty and Civil War duties revealed

Central Press recalls a leader who shaped Civil War efforts including troop raising and served as a founder of the Orthopaedic Hospital while holding roles on the State Board of Charities and the Metropolitan Museum. The piece notes a son who would become U.S. president and salutes birthdays and other items in a crowded column.

Lincoln Orthopaedic Hospital State Board of Charities Metropolitan Museum U.S

Washington Report on Kennedy Speech and Peace

In a June 13 1963 Washington column Drew Pearson writes a letter to his grandson reflecting on Kennedy's American University speech on war and peace. He stresses the danger of political obstruction to peace echoing Woodrow Wilson and notes shifts in Soviet leadership and the need to bridge distrust to avoid another world war.

Drew Pearson Drew Pearon Drew Arnold Washington, D.C Kennedy Amrican University Staunton Woodrow Wilson Wilson League of Nations American University Russia Pope John Khrushchev Red Army United States Okinawa

Verse of Philippians on Jesus Exalted Name

A compact note citing Philippians 2 10 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow in heaven on earth and beneath the earth, reflecting a devotional reference to reverence before Christ.

Jesus Heaven Earth

Robert Stack eyes new paths after The Untouchables

Hollywood Scene by Bob Thomas notes Robert Stack savoring freedom after four years of The Untouchables. He recalls creating a chameleon hero, explains why the series declined, and previews a return to films in The Caretakers while reflecting on Ness’s role in boosting his career and stock. A final line about a rainbow trout ends the piece.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Untouchables Robert Stack Wax Rouseum Desilu Elliott Ness Stack Villians Scott Carpenters John Glenns Gordon Coopers ABC Jack Ness Lucille Ball John Wayne Rock Hudson Lauren Bacall

Know Your Bridge By 8. JAY BECKER

Bridge column explains a bidding and play scenario where a five diamond preempt leads to a double and a club lead. It analyzes defender discards and end-play potential, illustrating how ruffing, misdiscard, and suit length influence declarer success.

Jay Becker Bowth North East

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