Public School Week Urged Visit Baytown Classrooms
Baytown schools join Texas districts in Public School Week March 7 11 inviting patrons to visit, observe modern classrooms with new science lab equipment and language labs. The piece notes rapid educational changes, funding needs, dropout factors, and the push for more teachers amid growth and social action pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas
Francis V. Portis
Cedar Bayou
Portis
Frank L. Whaley
C. M. Tibbets
W. P. Duplissey
Carl C. Conway
G. F. Lerch
Bill Roquemore
G. D. Mulkey
Dan Moyers
M.S. Treat
W. E. Dunks
Charles Ecles
Travis Craig Jr
N. A. Alford
Overthrow Of Nkrumah Tempers World Youth Festival
Fulton Lewis reports that Ghana's Nkrumah ouster endangers the Kremlin backed World Youth Festival planned for September in Accra. The event, first moved from July 1863 Algiers to Accra, faces delays as Soviet organizers weigh shifts. US delegates linked to W E B DuBois Clubs and SNCC plan to attend, while Young Republicans Democrats and National Student Association urge boycotts.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Accra
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Vienna
Nkrumah
Peking
Kremlin
Havane
Tree International Communist
World Federation of Democratic Youth
Budapest
International Union of Students
Prague
Jed Johnson Jr
D-Okla
Young Johnson
East Berlin
Bucharest
Warsaw
Moscow
Helsinki
Stalin
United States
Mike
Myerson
U.S
Leading American expert cited in foreign policy debate
Radio Ha nai quotes Owen Lattimore as a key voice against U S policy, citing Senate scrutiny in the 1950s and perjury charges later dropped. The piece assesses foreign aid to South Vietnam from Britain Canada Italy India Pakistan Brazil and other nations, noting only four nations sent combat troops. The Philippine Congress voted to deploy 7 000 engineers and security troops to the front.
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Capital
Radio Hanai
U. S
Owen Lattimore
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lattimore
England
H. R. Gross
Iowa
State Department
Great Britain
Hue University
Canada
Saigon University
Italy
India
Pakistan
Brazil
U.S
South Korea
New Zealand
Australia
Philippine Congress
Marriage Pledges Recalled by a Conflicted Husband
A husband recalls vows in a humorous confession about being a self declared handyman. He describes bumbling repairs at home including a stuck shower door and a stubborn leak. He questions why husbands must be handy and muses about a handywoman role.
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Mary
Renair
Humphrey Wows Congress and Lyndon in Viet Nam Debate
Washington columnist Drew Pearson portrays Hubert H. Humphrey impressing liberal Congress members with off the record remarks on Viet Nam and coalition talk. He mingles with conflicts of interest in judiciary, cites Judge Henry Friendly’s actions, and criticizes Washington ties. Pearson also details Humphrey’s sister Mrs Frances Humphrey Howard and a blizzard day episode in Columbus involving requests for special privileges and transport.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
HHH
LBJ
Sen
Bobby Kennedy
Minneapolis
Murder Incorporated
Hubert
Congress
United States
Frances Humphrey Howard
State Department
Voluntary Foreign Aid Bureau
Office of Technical Cooperation
Howard
Ohio
Columbus
Antioch College
State Highway Patrol
Columbus Police Department
Barney Briskin
Antioch
Neil House
TWA
Jack Sensenbrenner
Baytown Sun staff and publication details list
The Baytown Sun staff roles and office details are listed with editor and publisher names, departments, and managers. The paper is printed as a second class matter in Baytown Texas, with address, mailing info, and subscription rates noted. It is represented nationally by a Texas firm and is a member of the Associated Press with republication rights reserved.
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Jenna Wadhey Sete
Paul Putman
Gorrie Loughlin
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Today s Grab Bag and It Happened Today Facts
Quick quiz style item listing several trivia questions and notes. Answers include Catherine the Great Russian, emeritus for retired presidents, Yorktown Virginia for Cornwallis surrender, and Lily? mother s day symbol is the carnation. The piece also notes births on this day and a 1943 battle start, plus a mix of assorted historical trivia and opinions.
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Catherine the Great
Russia
Cornwallis
Washington
Bronte Sisters
of the
Bismarck Sea
GOP seeks immediate probe of draft and draft system
Thirty Republican House members urged an urgent congressional review of the draft and efforts to enlist allies for manpower in Vietnam. They cited inefficiencies, a clogged bureaucratic pipeline delaying 280000 1A classifications, misprioritized callups, and biased deferment tests. The group warned of expanding U.S. forces and called for hearings on Selective Service Act authority.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Capitol
U.S
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
House Armed Services Committee
Selective Service
Congress
Biologist Tracks Aoudad Sheep in Texas Study
In Austin AP report biologist Phil Evans marks Aoudad sheep with red capsules using a CO2 rifle from a light helicopter. The goal is to study herd movement and numbers. Aoudad originated in North Africa and were introduced to Texas from New Mexico in 1957.
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Austin
Phil Evans
North Africa
Texas
New Mexico
Federal Grant Funds Youth Corps Plan in Texas
A 590,735 federal grant to the Tri-County Neighborhood Youth Corps will fund an anti poverty program in Uvalde Kinney and Zavala counties. The initiative will rebuild Mission San Lorenzo Ide la Santa Ca and operate under the Office of Economic Opportunity in these counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde, Tex
Tri-County
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Mission San Lorenzo Ide la Santa Ca
Office of Economic Opportunity
Uvalde, Kinney
Zavala
Bible Verse Against Time and Righteous Shine
A fragmented quote from Daniel 12 3 evokes wisdom and righteousness shining like a filament or tsars for ever and ever, reflecting archaic phrasing and imagery associated with prophetic scripture.
Know Your Bridge: South Declares Six Hearts After Squeeze
In this issue B Jay Becker analyzes a bridge problem where South must time a double squeeze to make six hearts. West leads clubs, South ruffs, and by five trump rounds, squeeze forces West from spades while East guards, enabling South to cash the AK of diamonds and secure the final tricks.
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B. Jay Becker
South
West
East
King
North
Declarer
Reg Syndicate, Inc
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Henry J. Friendly
New York
Supreme Court
New York Central Railroad
Robert Young
Allan Kirby
Young and Kirby
Ciruit Court of Appeals
Che Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pender
Beulah Mae
Anon
Marc Blitzstein
America
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Curtis Institute
Akademie der Kuenste
Benin
Germany
Regina
Reuben
Ruth Ramsey
Centre
Martinique
Ford Foundation
Paul de Kruif
Thomas Bodley
Leo XIII
Pius XX
Jennifer Jones
Desi Arnaz
Mel Ott
Yorktown
Charlotte
Emily
Anne
Gop
Patrio Bes
South Hakos
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