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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1964
Page
4
The piece argues Lyndon B. Johnson will seek broad public approval, be plain and homey at home, and pleasant yet firm abroad. It compares Kennedy and Johnson, notes cautious leadership, budget claims, foreign aid stance, and how Johnson handles Panama and international reception.
In Tennessee talks and across the nation, critics insist federal aid programs waste money. Representative William Minshall cites lavish purchases such as air conditioned Cadillacs and inoperable plants abroad, sparking taxpayer ire. A Tennessee note mentions Britain's 10 digit numbers as a memory aid, suggesting direct dialing lessons for Americans.
The Baytown Sun masthead shows Fred Hartman James H Hair Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Offices Manager Circulation Director John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Loughlin Manager Retail Manager National Manager Entered as second class matter at the EBartown Texas Post Office Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas Subscription Rates 1 45 Per Month 1740 per year Represented nationally by Texas Newspapers Representatives Inc Associated Press credits and republication rights noted The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to its news dispatches and focal news of sponsatious origin published herein rights of republication retained by the paper
Fulton Lewis Jr notes Lyndon Johnson’s TV defense of Bobby Baker, denying protege claims and implicating Republicans. The piece traces Baker’s Senate role from 1949, his ascent under Johnson, and reactions from top Democrats and Republicans, highlighting the volatile Baker saga in Washington.
Classic trivia prompts reveal five answers: Sherlock Holmes. Tokyo and Yokohama. 1789. Gregory Rasputin. Dr. John B. Watson. The column offers historical notes and a brief “How’d you make out?” quiz with era clues and a playful future forecast.
Washington Report discusses U S choices on Cold War strategy in Southeast Asia with Dreew Pearson noting the United States faces a decision whether to maintain a distant anti communist stance or adjust its approach as global pressures mount.
A dense column of questions about current events shows a wide range of topics from politics to international affairs. The piece includes references to Oswald, Vietnam, Khrushchev, Pope, and various modern leaders. It weaves in commentary on Caribbean politics and U.S. foreign policy with historical stakes and warnings about communism.
A fragment suggests a historical note on Northwest Coast totem poles used as coats of arms and banners. It mentions a totem carving bee and Europeans introducing steel tools, framing early debts and notices in colonial contact. The readable bits imply a cultural exchange and ceremonial significance amid indebted notices.
In a multiple team match South North vulnerable in a bridge contest, three tables show contrasting results. At the first table the declarer ducks hearts, texts diamonds to win nine tricks, while East’s sensational discard prevents South from developing the diamonds. The second table sees East defend correctly to defeat the contract after a heart on the opening lead. The third table—the declarer’s best—ducks the king of hearts and then uses a similar diamond play to secure four diamonds, ensuring the contract is made.
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