Rockefeller's License Plan Faces Tough New York Fight
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York, the GOP standard bearer, confronts a stiff battle with a GOP-led Legislature over a $105.5 million package of license fee increases. Polls show broad discontent as Rockefeller presses ahead, risking political backlash in the face of a looming presidential bid.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republican Party
Gov
Rockefeller
Guy Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Dake
New York State
Untstat
Busy Alice mail carrier wears many hats
Isaac Torrez, 33, a 19 year veteran at the Alice Post Office, serves as a mail carrier and holds multiple roles. He is Sunday School superintendent and teacher at First Mexican Baptist Church, deacon, counselor, training union counselor, and finance officer. He also works with Boy Scouts, represents two Houston and one San Antonio newspapers, and is president of the Alice Association of Letter Carriers. He sits on the Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board and is a lay preacher who has conducted revivals.
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ALICE
Isaac Torrez
First Mexican Baptist Curch
Houston
San Antonio
Alice Association of Letter Carriers
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Von Zedtwitz Finesses Deep Spark for Six Clubs Slam
South dealer leads six of spades and Waldemar von Zedtwitz, declarer, turns a defensive slip into a precise sequence. He finesses the queen, ruffs hearts, and, after careful maneuvering, draws trumps and uses a club finesse to secure six clubs doubled. The key is the nonobvious club finesse at trick three, enabling the slam despite West's initial defense.
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South West North
South
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Waldy
West
East
Allight
Declarer
Diamonds
von Zedtwitz
Daily Crossword Puzzle Asia 31 32 33 36 39
Crossword clues list items such as Son of Ra and the author of Annabel Lee with partial fill words. The puzzle includes entries for show tairth and tree as well as flowering shrubs and a dancer named Speedy. The text resembles a crossword puzzle grid with across and down hints.
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Asia
Annabel Lee
Stockholm
Powell Threatens Revelations Over Spending Critics
Washington reports show Congressman Adam Clayton Powell threatening to reveal lawmakers who spent more than him while denying clear details of a $25 limousine trip to Baltimore and trips by staffers funded through Education and Labor Committee accounts. He notes a staff intercom system and trips to Puerto Rico and Cannes amid questions from Rep. John Kyl and others.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Warlem Globe- Trotter
T Can
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Administration Committee
Baltimore
Adam
Feder
Harlem
Puerto Rico
Powell Beach
San Juan
John Kyl
Rja
Louise Maxienne Dargans
Rep. Kyl
Posycil
Dargans
Cannes
France
Europe
Theiterranean
Letters to the Editor praise Baytown Sun for Engineers Week supplement
Readers commend The Baytown Sun for the February 17 ticket sized 16 page Engineers Week supplement praising staff and publicity. The Baytown Sun is thanked for aiding a Christmas Seal Campaign and for ongoing community health support led by Emmeline J Fenis. A note mentions Henrich Steinway’s piano business dated March 5 three and a reference to Gh grade Travis School.
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Baytown
the Engineers
Bastown
Baytown Sun
Henrich Steinway
Steinway
Oil discovery in Iowa at Flynn farm near Keota
Gov. Harold Hughes announced a potential commercial oil find on the William Flynn farm northeast of Keota in Washington County. State geologist Carroll Hershey said initial output is about 10 barrels a day after Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America drilled into a underground gas storage reservoir.
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Iowa
Harold Hughes
William Flynn
Keota
Washington County
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Ciarland Hershey
Trivia quiz answers and quirky daily notices
Answers cover geography and history: islands San Tome and Principe are in the Gulf of Guinea, owned by Portugal. Cret de le Niege is in the Jura Mountains. The Kabul river flows into the Indus. A mature is used in architecture. Hyperion is also known as a Titan. The page also blends birthdays, facsimiles of lyric hints, and a guess-the-name feature with historical impersonations and a public lease note, all in a rapid-fire, columnar style.
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San Tome and
Principe
Cret de le Niege
Kabul
Africa
Gulf of Guinea
Portugal
Jura Mountains
The
Indus
Baytown Rides Into Space With Houston
An editorial celebrates Houston as a rising space center and urban boomtown. It notes the Manned Spacecraft Center planned for 1964, Houston’s rapid population growth to about one million, and the skyline changing with new skyscrapers, suburbs, and major industry. The piece surveys local landmarks including Rice University, the University of Houston, and the Texas Medical Center, highlighting the city’s role in the space program and regional development.
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E. M. Black
Baytown Motors
Pontiac Motor Division
General Motors
Robert E. Lee
San Jacinto Battleground
Houston
Texas
Galveston Bay
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
New Space Center
Texas Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Freeport
Dow Chemical Company
Houston Colt 45S
Houston Oilers
Shamrock
Rice University
University of Houston
Texas Medical Center
Washington Report on Castro guerrilla exports across hemisphere
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports mounting evidence that Castro's revolution spreads through the hemisphere. In December 1962 rioting damaged Cerro de Paseo in Peru, led by three Cuban nationals, with guerrilla manuals and explosive instructions circulating. Cuban-trained agents, bank holdups, and the FALN are cited, with cases in Peru Venezuela and Nicaragua linked to Cuba.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cerro de Paseo Mining Company
la Oroya
Peru
Andean Highlands
Castro
Mao Tse-tung
Che Guevara
Berte Bayo
Cuba
Guevara
Baro
Suervillas
Suervilla
Lima
House Foreign Affairs Committee
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Venezuela
McCone
FALN
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Anzoatemii
MecCone
House
Baytown newspaper masthead and staff listings
The fragment shows a Baytown Texas newspaper masthead with names such as Fred Hartman James H. Hate and Beulah Mae Jackson. It lists roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Director Advertising Department and staff like John Wadley Paul Putman Carrie Laughlin. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Post Office and subscription rates. It also cites representations by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc and mentions Associated Press rights and Texas daily newspaper association memberships.
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John Wadley
Sssteveeseseeneees
Paul Putman
Wsyesers
Carrie Laughlin
Erneereteveeesreessees
Baytown
Texas
Congress
P.O. Box WS
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texas Daily Newspaper
Atsn
Texas Press Assn
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News Desk
Alice Postman
By B. Jay Becker
KIOSS
Akio
Love
Britain
Bosson
Duke
Goto
Mal
Drew Pearson
Freid Hartman
Weldon DB
Kruger
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun. Inc
Hwarth
Efits
Emmeline J. Fenis
the Sun
Travis
Toye
Big Frederick IX
Denmark
Dorothy Gisk
Vannevar Bush
Louise Brough
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Folk OF Fame
Charles VV
Charles
Louis XI
Anne of Brittany
Alrready
Duke of Suffolk
Louis
Ly Nan Jones
Central Press
sAnother
Prince
Helland
Holland
William I
England
Sir Richa
Washington Report
Tro
Fabricio Ojeda
Nicaragua
Honduras
Che Baytoum Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
James H. Hate
Presid’. Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
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