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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
4
Editorial argues Americans resist outside advice yet face daily safety risks on farms. Citing Eisenhower and the National Safety Council, it urges checks of home systems and equipment, child protection from machinery, careful chemical handling, ladder safety, and safer roadways to reduce deaths and costs.
The article traces treason from medieval England to the United States and explains how the U S Constitution narrowed treason to levying war against the United States or aiding the enemy, requiring two witnesses to the same overt act. It notes early abuses under monarchies and the protection against political misuse after the Revolution.
The text lists Baytown Sun staff roles including Editor Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager and others. It notes postal classification and republication rights, with references to copyrighted material and wire service portions.
Drew Pearson reports on lawmakers clashing over closing a tax loophole that lets businessmen deduct yacht and private plane travel. The piece cites FCC Chairman Doerfer, Storer Broadcasting, and past GOP campaigns, noting Byrd opposition, Treasury lobbying, and potential fiscal-year tactics as the debate extends to a rollback or continuation of the loophole with a looming year-end deadline.
This Tulsa World piece notes that lawn mowing disrupts weekends for homeowners with power mowers becoming common. It warns of high injury risk this summer, estimates around 70,000 injuries and tens of thousands of lost fingers and locs, blaming careless handling rather than mechanical failure.
A mixed page of questions and trivia prompts asks who suspended a port collector, who piloted the Bounty, who wrote the Jupiter symphony, and whether to plant Wana. It also covers twin types and features a birthday note for Richard Rodgers.
President Eisenhower faces two trips two embarrassments and unanswered questions about the May 1 U2 flight. The Senate committee questions on May 25 cast doubt on any clear decision to proceed with the spy mission. Tokyo riots forced cancellation of the overseas trip with both Communists and non-Communists blamed in protests over the new defense treaty.
Hal Boyle surveys presidential campaigns with humorous quips about voters and politicians. The piece lists tips, taunts, and expectations from diverse districts to illustrate how candidates are pressed on age, age, policies, and image while navigating tough crowds and local sensitivities.
Fragmented listing shows a TV schedule for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning and afternoon. It lists programs by time slot including news, sports, dramas, variety shows, children's programs, and game shows with multiple network offerings and local mentions.
A Bible verse from Titus 3 8 emphasizes that those who believe in God should practice good works. The text asserts these deeds are both good and profitable for people and urges steady adherence to righteous conduct.
A South hand in Know Your Bridge shows how relying on a 3-3 diamond break loses. If South draws two rounds of trumps and uses the king as an entry, cashes A-K of diamonds, ruffs a diamond, and later uses a heart king to access diamonds, he can establish Q-7 and discard spade losers. The 4-2 diamond split gives about 84 wins in 160 deals versus 36 with 3-3, turning a near loss into a strong chance with optimal play.
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