Baytown Candidates Quizzed On City Issues Feature
The Sun invites Baytown council candidates to answer 30 questions on city government. Questions cover taxes, zoning, annexation, land use, road and street programs, charter changes, public meetings, master plans, bonds, and policing. Answers should be brief and typed for publication.
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Baytown
the Sun
Brownwood
Lakewood
Wooster
C. C. Redd
David Funderburk
Leaves Lot of Money Lingers in Denver Estate
Harald Pollock, 70, a retired accountant and bachelor, lived in Mrs. Eunice West's building for a century. He died December 6 leaving a 428,915 dollar estate, mostly stocks, with Denver County Court records showing all but 12,500 going to Mrs. West.
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Denver
Harald Pollock
Eunice West
Pollock
Denver County
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Will in Georgia May Bar Negroes From City Park
In Macon Georgia a 75 acre park could be barred to Negroes as the park was willed to the white residents. A court order accepting the city of Macon as trustee permits a new board to loan the park but race policy remains contested. Baconsfield Park was integrated after clashes but the will may revert the property to Bacon heirs if terms are not followed.
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Superior Court
Oscar L. Long
City of
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Supreme Court
U.S
A.Q. Bacon
Senate
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Baronsfield
Bacon
Baconsfield
Farm jobless unchanged by better U.S. economy
Washington reports show farm employment likely to fall further despite tax cuts boosting consumer purchasing power. Output remains high but productivity rises reduce need for labor, especially in cotton where mechanical harvesting displaces workers. Foreign labor use to shrink amid domestic job surplus.
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Washington
Labor and Agriculture
Labor Department
Agriculture
La‘bor
Freeman Calls Meat Industry to Aid Beef Sales
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman urged the meat industry including retailers and food service groups to run sales drives to support beef. He cited low cattle prices and congressional debate over import restrictions as context for a healthy U.S. agricultural economy and consumer interests.
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Freeman
Meat ‘Industry
Washington (Ap) — Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Free Man
Congress
Congress of the United
Erosion Delays Matagorda Ship Channel Project
Erosion from Gulf currents tides and storms delays the Matagorda ship channel construction by six months. The $25 million project aims to build a 36 foot channel into Matagorda and Lavaca Bays to create Texas 33rd deep water port. Completion now expected by March 1965 instead of October 1964.
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Port Lavaca
Matagorda
Lavaca Bays
Texas
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