Public access urged on school board meetings in Baytown
An editorial attacks closed door sessions by Baytown public bodies amid recent moves by A R Stark to hold a board meeting as a committee of the whole. It warns such secrecy invites harm, cites Pasadena lessons, and urges voters to demand openness in the upcoming school trustee election.
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State Affairs Committee
Texas House of Representatives
Chet Brooks
A. R. Stark
Board of Trustees
Baytown Schools
Baytown
Lee College
Pasadena
Sun
Baytown Sun
Lighter Side: U S Vacationers In Europe Drop Too Much Gold
Narratives from American travelers in Europe and at home reveal misadventures and disillusionment as bureaucrats urge fewer trips abroad. Interviews touch on breakups, homes, and the cultural shock of European cafes, traffic, and driving, ending with a tease of page six.
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U.S
Europe
Henry McLemore
Smith
Tam Nat
Mercy Hospital
Berre
Dannhopper
Kansas
Mercy
Dannhopner
Rome
Paris
Lisbon
London
Know Your Bridge By BLIAY DECKER
South dealer vulnerable after West passes and South doubles. Five hands challenge responses: 1 Two Hearts shows force and bids to compel partner to choose trumps. 2 Two Clubs warns strength and promises nothing. 3 Three Clubs jumps to show values and spade length. 4 One Notrump favors balanced high cards over a two club bid. 5 Two Notrump with 13 points and two double stoppers aims for game if partner is balanced or a suit game if imbalanced.
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West Souk
Akit
Hag
World’s Largest Limestone Caverns and More Trivia
Today’s grab bag covers trivia on caverns, population of the Hawaiian Islands, Yugoslavia’s national drink, the drathma currency, and the first U.S. reform school. It notes births of Walter Schirra Jack Kerouac and Gordon McRae, Roosevelt’s 1933 fireside chat, quotes about authorship, and a nostalgic piece on the former Carthusian convent that attracted music lovers.
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Hauraiian Islands
Hawaiian
Yugoslavia
United States
Spot of Fame Behind a Flop Romantic Episode
Central Press writer Ruth Ramsey notes a doomed lovers tale with Chopin, George Sand, and public scorn in a winter escape that ended in failure. The column riffs on language and fame while listing trivia and dates, hinting at a famous spot at bottom.
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Chopin
George Sand
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Viet Nam policy and politics
The column notes President Johnson's decisive, hands-on foreign policy, proximity to Congress, and close briefings with Republicans like Dirksen. It describes Republican framing of Vietnam, potential 1965 and 1963 appeals, and a poll on labor and youth defections after Korea. It closes with a biblical quotation.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Defense
Congress
Everett Dirksen
Rll
Dirksen
Frank Church
Idaho
George McGovern
South D.eoth
Crisey
Humphrey
Memf
Ceremese
Ama
Korea
Viet Nam
Tate
Wiliam FE. Barch
Frank Jed
Fife
Thahe
Iohnson
Milkine
Finich
Sail Pond
Frgene McCarthy
DeMien
Tf Church
United States
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits page
The notice lists editor and publisher Che Paytoum, James H Hale as general manager, Beulah Mae Jackson as managing editor, and other Baytown Sun staff roles. It notes Baytown Post Office second class matter entry, publication days, address, and subscription rates, with Associated Press and Texas press association affiliations.
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Fred Hartman
James H Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O
Across Capital of Tibet 6 Irregular toothed IL
An unusual crossword style entry lists clues with multiple definitions and fragmented phrases. The grid references and partial word prompts mix geology flora and geography with mythic and linguistic hints, resembling a syndicated King Feature puzzle page.
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Tibet
Castro
Falextine Plain
Bil
Tito loyalty and crackdown praised by Tito’s press
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on Tito claiming unwavering loyalty to communism while a Yugoslav writer Mihajlov faces punishment for criticizing Russian labor camps. The piece notes U S aid, Polish arms shipments to North Vietnam, and Tito’s gatekeeping of Soviet style control amid Cold War tensions.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
Josip Broz Tito
Lenin School
Moscow
Yugoslavia
U.S
Kommunist
Tito
Ihagilo Mi
Adriatic
Mihajlov
Belgrade
Nin
Atin
Milowan Dillas
Dillas
Poland
Warsaw
South Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Southeast
Asi
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Editorials
Bessie
Bliay Decker
Walter Schisra
Jack Kerouac
Hail Johnson
Gordon McRae
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dryden
Frederic Chapin
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Carlsbad, Caverns
New Mexico
Silvovitz
Grezca
New York State
Sen
McGovern
MrGaver Mets
McGevern
Warnan
Ike
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Herbert Kracknell
Henry Luce
Time
Life
Fortune
de Witt Wallace
Life Magazine
GOP
Midwest
Broth
Jesus Christ
Iim
Che Paytoum Sir
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives
Iac
Associated Press
Associates Press
Rapobites
Reyiews
Asm
Tezaz Presa
Ake
Eas Yeeterdey
Acceer
Helmsman
Fulton Lewis
Cornell
Tremendous Values
Dan River
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