Reluctant candidates mark 1960s GOP landscape
Editorial notes show Eisenhower style reluctance echoed by George Romney William Scranton and Barry Goldwater as potential 1964 nominees. Rockefeller drifts in politics yet offers no firm bid while Nixon coalesces support. Historical shifts reveal how early statements foreshadow presidential paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Northing
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Distinguished Baytown Citizens Honor Roll Through Years
Baytonians increasingly honored for service with a long list of Distinguished Service Awards. Names span many decades with young man and senior citizen winners such as Burt Allman, Gary Garner, Ror Elms, I A Yount, Shannon Morris, W C Swain, L A Haltingman, August Wehring, Fred Hartman, Thad Fennema, Theo Wilburn, Rob ert Gillette, Knox Beaters, Julian Spring, Bill Knowles, Sam Paine, Nathan McDaniel, Mrs J D Giddings, Mrs Mattie Howard, and others noted for community impact and humanitarian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Burt) Allman
Gary Garner
W. C
Pop) Swain
L. A. Haltingman
August Wehring
Cuz) Morris
I. G
Prof) Sanders
E. W. Benlow
Fred Hartman
Fred Allgaier
Gordon L. Famed
Lee C. Pierce
W. M. Knowles
Isis
Thad
Fennema
Theo Wilburn
Thomas E. Cook
J. E
Jake) Rutter
James
Harry F. Hartman
Julian Spring
A. R. Knox
B. M
Bill) Knowles
I9h
W. J
Bill} Strickler
R B
Bob) Stockton
al Melinger
Dan Harman
Harry Massey
Sam Paine
Nathan McDaniel
Lynn Woods
J. D. Giddings
J. W
Jack) Strickler
Frank Thompson
Ary F. Hartman
W D
Bill) Hinson
Cael N. Sutphin
Sis Jes
Lee Pumphrey
Frank Goss
Jack Simmons
R. C. Halter
Mattie Howard
EL Nnions
Citize John
Buds Blackburn
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun issue header lists publication details including days of operation, staff roles such as editor and publisher Fred Hartmar, managing editor Preston Pendergrass, office manager Beulah Mae Jackson, circulation director, advertising staff, and postal filing information. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Post Office and pricing/representation details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartmar
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Presenx
Peef al
Mosby Af
Asem
Texas Press Assn
Jesus would be in some useful work salesman
GWE MAKE A JUMP FOR IL The Business Forecast notes that Jesus would likely be in sales in today’s world and argues salesmen drive prosperity. It cites a New York survey urging college courses in sales skills, psychology, and public speaking, and discusses advertising, radio, TV, and the value of newspapers for selling products. The piece emphasizes character in salesmen and links employment to national prosperity, ending with a biblical quote on offending little ones.
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Roger Barson
Barson Park
Mass
Congregational Christian Conference
Jesus
Paul
New York City
U.S
America
Kennedy
Wealthy garment maker dives after rival archenemy
A New York garment manufacturer tried skin diving using modern gear and lowered himself to the sea floor. He encounters his rival Morris in a bathing suit, prompting a quip about a diving helmet as Morris admits he is drowning. A Cleveland doctor notes a girl’s infected insect bite and unusual purple calf symptoms reported after a phone call.
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New York
Morris
Cleveland
Jerome Beatty
Promply
DAILY QUIZ HEADLINES AND BIRTHDAYS SNAPSHOT
A collage of trivia questions and notes from today: tallest LA building, Pulitzer winner, Dusseldorf bay, Curaçao islands, Durango state. Birthday mentions for Bil Boedeker and Bob Wilson and Tom Acker. A language note, a historical quote, and a folk-name riddle with a Napoleon era mystery.
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Los Angeles
Dusseldorf
Curacao
Durango
Bil Boedeker
Basebal
Bob Wilson
Tom Acker
Washington Report on Nazi Cartels and Kennedy Actions
Washington columnist recounts Truman era exposes of I G Farben and related German business links, the U S treaty terms, and Interhandel disputes. It notes Kennedy Administration’s shift to paying Swiss Nazis and avoiding court fights, with defendant Interhandel records and appeals history. Also covered is Guatemala’s 1950 era tensions as Arevalo opposes Ydigoras Fuentes amid anti American rhetoric and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Missouri
U.S
America
Standard Oj
New Jersey
J. G. Farben
United States
Bausch and Lomb
Rochester
Carl Zeiss
Optical Company
I. G. Farben
General Aniline and Film
Germany
Japan
Interhandel
Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
U.S.A
Uncle Sam
Dusice Department
U.S. Court of Appeals
Internandel
U.S. Supreme Court
Jimmy Hoffa
Bobby Kennedy
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Miguel Ydiporas Puentes
Guatemala
Juan Jose Arevalo
Mexico
Ydigoras
Arevalo
Francisco Arana
Latin America
Red
I Jacobo Arbenz Gueman
Arbenz
Ydigioas
Caribbean
Radio
Havana
Ydigoras Fuentes
Revolutionary Patriotic Front
Col
Jose Luis
Communist Fronts Reemerge As Guatemalan Turmoil Deepens
A Houston subcommittee heard Col Cruz state that disbanded Communist fronts after Arbenz's ouster are reappearing in politics. He linked Arbeng and Castro-trained guerrillas to efforts against Ydigoras, while Kennedy officials reportedly sought to hinder him. Intelligence notes warn Moscow would keep Cuba as a strategic base with Soviet units near key facilities.
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Cuz Salazar
Arbeng
Col. Cruz
Houston
Organization of American States
Senate
State Department
Kennedy
Ydigoras
Ydi-gotas
Joao Goulart
White House
Ydiporas
Washington
Castro
Sen. J. Glenn Beall R
Naval Intelligence
Cuba
Airt Sea
Guantanamo Naval Base
Moscow
Antarctic ice chunk breaks off and floats away
A 1500 by 500 foot ice piece split from an unmanned U S Antarctic station, drifting 300 miles northwest of its Ross shelf attachment. The Edisto found the fragment bisecting the station interiors, with canned supplies on shelves. The site likely Little America 4, built 1917, previously broken away in 1932.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Antarctica
U.S. Navy
Edisto
Ross Ice Shelf
Mexican Cotton Shipments Fall Through U S Ports
Officials say Mexican cotton transshipment via United States ports dropped sharply last month with Brownsville Texas still the principal entry. Improvements at Guaymas and Ensenada shift volume from San Diego and Los Angeles as Pacific ports handle more of Mexico’s exports to Japan.
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Menico City
United States
Brownsville
Tex
Com
U. S
Pacific
Guaymas
Ensenada
San Diego
Los Angeles
Mexico
Japan
Daily Crossword Puzzle 30 Old Faith Reverie Before Overhead
A compact crossword clue list with entries such as Reverie and Before. Includes hints for 36 Dye tank 37 Hebrew letter and 88 Dads coltog 20 Raccoon like animal. Also clues for 43 Sharp 44 Mountains of Pern 45 Wise men 46 Organs of mwell.
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Pern
Defense Wins In Bridge Team Match Demonstration
In a team match a defender shifts from diamonds to clubs after recognizing a likely singleton diamond. East led a diamond, West and East cooperate, East finesses club king, clubs eventually force a ruff, and South goes down one on the second table. The other table sees the defense misfire, allowing declarer to make four spades.
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East South West North
South
West
East
Declarer
Ted
Trump
Tes Syndicate, Inc
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Folk OF Fame
Napoleon
Ajaccio
Corsica
Charles Leclerc
Toussaint Couverture
West Indies
Leclerc
Europe
Yignt
Bynan Jones
France
Italy
Alps
Napaleon
Bonaparte
the City Hall
Hamlin Garland
the Rhine River
Sin
New Mexico
Washington Report
Drew Pearson
Harry Truman
Independence
Moe
Bob Kenedy
Bobby
Hitler
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Trust
Beaterda
Jay Becker
Esst
Asi South
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