Governor Connally Wins Approval for Education Board Reform
Editorial notes Gov. Connallys plan to create an 18 member coordinating board to supervise all higher education from junior colleges to universities. The bill passed swiftly with limited opposition and will replace the Texas Commission on Higher Education while keeping regents’ roles under the new framework. The Sun predicts strong selection of capable educators and questions how the board will perform and its broader impact on state education.
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Dick Cory
Victoria
Bill Moore
Bryan
Senate
Connally
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Railroad Commission
College Boards of Regents
Gov. Connally
Boards of Regents
The
Sun
Smallest Voice Influences Moon Pictures in Space Week
A reader jokes that even the smallest citizen speaks loudly in America, claims their voice helped improve Ranger VIII moon photos over Ranger VII. They quip about camera quality, real estate on the moon, and spotting a drive in movie and antique car outlines. They request a Ranger VII album.
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Washington
Cape Kennedy
Pasadena
Ranger VIII
Ranger VII
Brady
Ranger
Sea of Trantility
Sea of Tranquility
Earth
Letter to the Sun on sewage plant location near Carey Bayou
Claude Tompkins writes urging a vote against the March 6 1965 bond issue for a sewage disposal plant to serve Stephen F. Austin School and Massey Tompkins area until engineers establish a definite site near Carey Bayou avoiding tax funding for a project possibly in Chambers County.
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Sun Deer Sir
Carey Bayou
Stephen F. Austin
Massey - Tompkins
Massey ~ Tompkins Road
Cadar Bayou
Chambers County
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editors, managers, and staff including James H Hale and Beulah Mae Jackson. The paper publishes afternoons five days plus Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel, Baytown, with Baytown subscriptions and mail rates, and is a member of the Associated Press.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman Seeses
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Bank Charter Probe Demanded By Rep Gross
Washington reports Rep H R Gross, a Town Republican, calls for a full congressional inquiry into bank charters issued during the Kennedy and Johnson years. He cites Saxon as dispensing charters for political reasons, naming cases involving Smathers, Rancalis, McNichols, and others with ties to Humphrey aides.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
H. R. Gross
Kennedy
Johnson
James J. Saxon
Frank Smathers Jr
Florida
George Smathers
United National Bank of Span
Saxon
Teno Rancalis
Wyoming
Rancalis
U.s.canadian Joint International Commission
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Colorado
Heian
Stintney
Humphrey
Max K Pelman
D.C. National Bank
Dearne Andreas
National City Bank of Minneapolis
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Neels
Albert Pains
Den
Ala
House Banking and Currency Committee
Rains
Congress
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Ren. Wright Fatman
House
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Patman
Grass
Navy
Fred Korth
Winters
Tex
Fred Holland
Korth
Holland
Helton
Earth
Ontal Rational Bank
Letters praising school board candidate E A Rose
The Sun prints letters praising E A Woody Rose as a suitable school board candidate. The writers urge sane, open minded, responsible men to consider all sides, avoid sensationalism, and apply reason to solve current problems.
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the Sun
E. A
Woody} Rose
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Quiz Answers
A retro quiz item lists five questions about a tenant writer near Walden Pond the 26th president Lyndon B Johnson Gilda the opera inhabitants of Minnesota the Gophers last Bible books and figures included Paul di Kruif Pope Pius XI Leo XIII Marc Blitzstein Jenifer Jones Mel Oil and a note about Texas independence in 1836 plus a description of a Baltic city known as City of Roses and Ruins built in the 13th and 14th centuries with medieval walls and a tourist mecca vibe
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Lyndon Johnson
Gilda
Gophers
ZORN
Paul di Kruif
Marc Blitzstein
Amos
Jennifer Jones
Mel Oil
Germany
Europe
Baltic Sea
Roses
Ruined churches host operatic rites at St Nicholas Cathedral
Central Press reporting notes ruins of churches still visitable while an operatic miracle play is performed in the ruins of St Nicholas Cathedral to honor Petrus de Dacis a 13th century Dominican prior. The column ends with a quiz and scattered quotes including Rochefoucauld and Thoreau pondering future, joy, and extremes.
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St Nicholas Cathedral
Petrus de Dacis
Pleiku Raid Fails Link to Hanoi Says Pearson
Washington columnist Drew Pearson retracts earlier claims about a Hanoi orchestrated Pleiku attack. Frontline reports indicate a small Viet Cong unit, aided by American and South Vietnamese laxity, penetrated Pleiku without elaborate planning. McNamara Johnson Ball and officials faced scrutiny as debate shifted toward caution and restraint.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Pleiku
United States
North Vietnam
Kosygin
Hanoi
Pickett
Dettysburg
McNamara
Johnson
Residents oppose Cedar Bayou School Sewage Plant Expansion
In Cedar Bayou area residents near Cedar Bayou Junior High School fear a proposed sewage disposal plant expansion 500 feet from the school. They warn of health and odor issues affecting students and families, urging cautious planning and weighing tax impacts before a bond vote.
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Cedar Bayou
Havine
Towet
Eververe
Tarre
Sears
Fiat
Alan
Marsan
Sehoe
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Clues Mix
Puzzle page lists numerous cryptic items and partial clues across themes and numbers. Entries include words like uncommon, escape, beige, wind, backbone, pig pen, dirt, birds attract, and units such as area and work. Readable fragments hint at a themed crossword with varied definitions and wordplay.
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Mohammed
Statesman
Rexound
Asa Bell
Ples Rapids
Keener
Know Your Bridge by Jay Decker
South opens clubs and faces a complex rebid after partner's 2 diamonds. Jumping to 2NT is risky yet recommended. if partner raises to 3, the key defense is the eight for nine of clubs to negate a 4-0 club split. The safety play may fail against a four clubs break but is the best chance to hold the contract.
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North East
West
East
Idumamy
Went Isa
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