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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1962

Page

3

What Man Doesn't Do Is a Measure of Identity

By Hal Boyle. A reflective column argues deeds define identity more than words or labels. It muses on actions like notable choices and risks, noting modest acts and life events reveal character, while unfinished paths and missed chances shape who a person is.

Hal Boyle New York

Franco's Moves Put Spanish Monarchy Idea at Risk

Madrid reports describe a crowd at a Barcelona coffee show dispersing leaflets urging rebellion against Franco. In Madrid an aristocrat discusses hopes for restoring a monarchy, while Munich talks unify opposition. Analysts say Franco’s maneuvering could collapse monarch restoration prospects and may extend his regime.

Madrid Barcelona Franco Francisco Franco Munich Germany Falange Spain jDonel Mit Prince George Washington Juan Carleg White House King Xavier Falani Xavier Bordon Catia Alfonso Xiit Alfon Franco So Juan Serate Juan Carlos Sophie Greece France Italy Weigel

Road to Hong Kong Premieres Without Enduring Snafus

The Road to Hong Kong stars Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour in the seventh Road film. Filmed in London with elaborate sets and 300 London extras, the comedy follows the duo around India Hong Kong the ocean bottom and the stratosphere. The production features new songs by Sammy Cahn Jimmy Van Heusen and special guests with Jack Hilyard in charge of photography.

Norman Panama Melvin Frank Bing Crosby Bob Hope Joan Collis Robert Morley Dorothy Lamour Hong Kong Brunson Theater United Artists Bob Bing Joe India Rilmoed Shannerton Studio Morley London Sammy Cahn Jimmy van Hensen Dottie Joan Jack Hilyard Wally Weevers Ted Samuels Bob Wope Joan Collins the Brunson

Georgia judges eye lemon and white pointer mystery

In Sylvania Georgia two years pass as judges examine a peculiar lemon and white pointer found in court context. The case hints at unusual evidence or exhibit prompting curiosity about its origin and purpose. Authorities have yet to reveal full details or outcome.

Sylvania, Ga Georgia

10-Year-Old Inherits $30 Million Estate

The will of Nanaline H. Duke admits her grandson Skipper Inman to a $30 million share of her $40 million estate. The 10-year-old, raised in Georgia near the Savannah border, is connected to Doris Duke and Duke University with a $5 million bequest to the medical school and hospital. The case touches family, guardianship, and a dog dognapping suit involving his Lightsey relatives and a Savannah man.

Walker P. (Skipper) Inman Nanaline H. Duke Hugh Lightsey Susan Inman Susan University of South Carolina Georgetown 8.C Skiper Brunson S.C Hampton County Carolina Tarrest Young Inman Duke William P. Inman Atlanta Nanaline Holt Macon Skipper Doris Duke Duke University James Buchanan Duke Duke Foundation Lightsey George McDonald Savannah Queen Scott Dale McDonald Sereven County W. H. Gibson Georgia Court of Appeals Carson Hilton Pol Tandle

Britain to relinquish command of second tactical air force

London reports Britain will give up control of the Second Tactical Air Force in Europe next year. A German Belgian or Dutch officer is expected to take over the NATO unit. The report notes this marks a shift in leadership for the nuclear armed force.

London Britain Second Tactical Air Force Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization Piptsburgh Presti Ren U.S Las University of Pittsburgh Com University Mand Jack Birch The Univerisity Special Education and Rehabilitation Department

Saturday Night TV Schedule Highlights Across The Valley

A dense listing of old time broadcast blocks shows Death Valley Days Perry Mason Gunsmoke and Calvary era programs along with morning and afternoon lineups featuring Captain Kangaroo You Are There and Meet the Press style content. The schedule spans multiple blocks with theater and news segments referenced throughout and includes several long running soap operas and game shows.

Death Valley Tombstone Territory Perry Mason Calvin Colonel Morris Frank

Memphis fountain shut off during mornings

The War Memorial Frontage in Memphis will operate only part time as the city cites sun glare from the $50,000 fountain blinding stamp tellers inside the post office. Water will be shut off during morning hours.

Memphis, Tenn

Replanting under widespread Texas rains across regions

Moisture from recent rains revived drylands in Texas but slowed grain harvest and cultivation. Hail and wind damaged some wheat and cotton areas while pastures and livestock show improvement. replanting continues in western counties and moisture remains uneven across Panhandle, South Plains, and Gulf Coast regions.

College Station Texas John Hutchinson Texas Agricultural Extension Service Panhandle South Plains Floyd Hale Swisher Vernon Cen Sura Gulf Coast Midland Martin Glasscock West Texas Tom Green

Young Monterrey boys set to bullfight in Nuevo Laredo arena

Eloy Cavazos aged 10 and Gilberto Sanchez 11 from Monterrey will perform in a Mano-a-mano in Nuevo Laredo this Sunday killing four bulls weighing up to six times their size. They have fought in 26 bouts, each killing nine bulls, and earn 5000 pesos per appearance. Their father and a bustling public spotlight fuel their rising fame as they balance schooling with bullfighting ambitions.

Nuevo Laredo Mex Monterrey Hves Montterrey Eloy Cavazos Gilberto Sanchez Mexico Impressario Lauro Longolia Troy Eloy Senor Cavazos Saltillo San Luis Piedras Negras Sabinas Tampico Ciudad Victoria Acapulco Puebla Carlos Arruza Manolo Fermin Espintza Armillita Arruza Arrilita Alternativa Cavazos Sanchez Dream O Sanchez

Minister Should See A Psychiatrist Says Clergy Expert

Dr John Kildahl a Lutheran minister and psychologist argues clergy face intense emotional demands. He urges ministers to undergo personality reviews or psychotherapy to maintain healthy detachment and better help parishioners. He notes some may need 50 to 200 couch sessions for deep issues.

Jules Loh Statt Welter NEW York John P. Kildaht Brooklyn Lutheran Medical Center Kildahl Staul Chicago St. Olaf College Northfield Minn Lutheran Seminary St. Paul New York University Bethany Lutheran Church

Houston Livestock Show set to run Feb 20 through March 3

Houston officials announced the 1983 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo begins February 20 and runs to March 3 with plans to use Coliseum facilities for open and junior shows. Board members were reelected and new vice presidents named, including key staff changes at the Baytown Refinery while exhibitor totals rose and rodeo attendance set records.

Houston Cauise Wade Caves Jack Gar Vaughn James H. Beall Royseum May Davis Erden Robert W. Sible Mas Hogan Thomas Holmes Walliam Terson T Jones Douglas LeMond John J. Lewis Earl McMillian Leon Ard McNeill Sydnor Oden Ber Ard Paul Max Peck Joe Poll China Howard J. Rambin Jr Douglas B. Marshall Masterson Howell B. Jones Stuart Lang J. J. Qumingham Tary R. A al) Parker Baytown McHanical M. Becker W. D. Black A. Gray Louis M. Pearce Cunningham Rex Schreck St

Road To Success Not Way To Grave

New York AP report quotes Dr Allan J Fleming of Du Pont Wilmington Delaware disputing the belief that climbing the executive ladder increases health risks. His studies compare top executives with lower level workers and ordinary people finding no significant differences in ulcers blood pressure heart trouble overweight or cholesterol.

New York Allan J.eleming E. 1. du Pont de Nemours Wilmington Del Advanced Management Office Executive Magazine Fleming

Boy With Cancer Goes To Capital With Classmates

Glen Lake Michigan AP A cancer stricken teen will travel to Washington with his high school class after classmates voted to donate their $700 for isotope treatment costs. The class fund now includes cash and pledges totaling $1. Duane Richardson has responded well to treatment and plans to go with his peers.

Glen Lake Mich Duane Richardson Washington Duane Shelp Richardson

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