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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notes that business plans to expand due to tax cuts and rising profits lift overall growth prospects. With plant and equipment spending cited around 43 billion, up from 39 billion last year, the economy gains momentum as consumer and government spending also trend higher. The piece emphasizes broader benefits to industry, jobs, and living standards.
A Greensboro letter argues for stricter verification of letters to the editor while defending the value of public debate. It notes some readers misuse letters for vendettas but says most are bona fide. The piece from Charleston, West Virginia, praises Sen. Paul Douglas for opposing a televised robo-dialing ad device and reflects on privacy concerns and nuisance of automated calls.
In Winnipeg the Manitoba Liquor Control Board set a deadline of March 1 for night spots to either expand floor space per patron from 12 square feet or require more clothing for waitresses. A spokesman said the aim is to discourage slappers and pinchers. Three spots have dressed the girls instead of increasing space.
The Baytown Sun lists its editor and publisher roles, various managers, and publication schedule. It states published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sunday, by The Baytown Sun Inc, at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas with an incomplete association note.
A Baytown Sun letter argues against reducing Brigadier activities and merging them into the school physical education period. It warns of lost Brigadier Week events, fewer poppy drives for the American Legion, and reduced ongoing physical fitness for girls, citing local credit disparities and Kennedy era fitness emphasis.
AP reports Bohlen returns from Paris for consultations on Franco American relations. FBI crime data show a 10 percent rise from 1962 to 1965 with property crimes up. Congress hears of a European American ring tied to Cuba. In education, Brigadiers at Robert E Lee High School face debates over a three week Brigadier period and its impact on academics as seniors Jimmy White and Robert Mylar reflect on program choices.
The mushy quiz presents a mix of questions and facts. The leaning marble bell tower near the cathedral is described with Galileo experiments and a periodic whitewash of liquid concrete to prevent collapse. The spot of fame points to the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Drew Pearson reports Sargent Shriver pushes to organize a Prosperity Corps but clashes with Anthony Celebrezze Willard Wirtz and other agencies over jurisdiction as Johnson administration efforts to fight poverty unfold. The piece also covers Bobby Baker Reynolds ski loan saga and Rockefeller campaign dynamics in the South with Goldwater momentum.
The Nation reports a Great Lakes storm across the Mississippi Valley and Appalachians with heavy snow in Marquette Michigan and widespread sleet rain and gusty winds near Chicago and Lake Michigan. Temperatures fell up to 10 degrees and flooding eased in the northeast as the storm weakened.
South dealer. North South vulnerable. West defends four spades and must choose a club continuation to force a trump trick. The article explains a killing defense: play another club to enable East to ruff with the jack, then force declarer to a trump issue. It stresses recognizing crucial points beyond standard rules.
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