Editorial says Senate backs open meetings bill in Texas
The Baytown Sun supports Rep. Brooks and Sen. Cole in pushing open meetings law. It criticizes the Senate for stalling and defends council openness while noting school boards may still hold secret sessions. The piece cites Parkhouse and Byers, and urges public access to government actions.
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Harris County
Chet Brooks
Senate
House
Sen
Martin Dies
State Senate
Rep
Brooks
Texas
Criss Cole
Houston
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Sen Cole
Hazlewood
Parkhouse
Bo Byers
Houston Chronicle
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Byers
Louis Crump
San Saba
Baytown
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Cole
Income Tax Information Column Provides Tax Help Tips
This IRS produced column answers common tax questions for readers. It covers choosing the right form, income thresholds for filing, dependents on student earnings, deductible state and local taxes, and how to choose a reliable tax adviser. It notes Form 1040A limits and guidance on refunds and self employment.
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U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Fred Hiptan as editor and James Hi as presto-editor and publisher general manager with Robert K. Gilmore as advertising manager. It notes office locations in Baytown Texas and postal address on Pearce and Ashbol, subscription rates and nationwide representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives.
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Fred Hiptan
James Hi
Robert K. Gilmore
Hainan
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbol
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Prese
Mimbar
Texas Datty
Aven
Texas Pree
Fulton Lewis Speaks Reds' Africa Failure
Washington notes quote Fulton Lewis Jr reporting on a University of Delaware speech by Undersecretary G. Mennen Williams. He argues Communist efforts in Africa are failing, noting propaganda, scholarships, and media control as tactics while warning of rising Soviet influence and planned conquests across the continent.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
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G. Mennen Williams
Africa
Michigan
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
New York
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Congo
Dodd
Algeria
Moscow
Peking
Sen. Dodd
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Tanzania
Uganda
Central African Republic
Kenya
Pan - African Journalists Union
International Organization of Journalists
Republic of Tanzania
Soxnpy Williams
Tnes
Moise ‘Tshe
Ne Chi-ning
Burundi
Tung
Haz
Lighter Side: New Trend In Pet Feats And Humans
Henry McLemore notes a shift in pet feat stories from animal woes to pets sharing human tasks. Clipping from Terching England features a duck Donald sleeping at home, fetching slippers, answering doors, and walking with a girl. Other tales include a water buffalo helping a tailor in Orissa and a horse in Dorset reacting to game while guarding a master.
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Henry McLemore
England
Donald
Alfried Frost
Frost
Bhubaneshwar
Orissa
India
Dyei
Dorset
Reginald
Georgia
Johnson Wallace talk on rights standoff reassures Alabama
President Johnson and Governor Wallace of Alabama held a rare three hour meeting on race and civil rights, ending with Wallace saying he would avoid further violence and expressing increased respect for Johnson. Humphrey pressed civil rights with over 100 leaders while praising the president. the piece also notes Soviet space humor.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Cong
Jfk
Gov. Wallace
Col
al Lingo
Alabama State Troopers
Selma
Hubert
White House
United States
Martin Luther King
Tie
Quiz bag trivia from today’s page
A mixed trivia haul asks who published Physical Culture, who followed Moses as reader of Israel, which municipal workers are the white wings, which state never flew its flag beyond US over its land, and who wrote De Senectute. Also notes born today and a short entry on the Candi Loro Jongrang temple group in East Asia.
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Physical Culture
Moses
United States
Candi Lor Jongrang
East Asia
Siva
Grand Coulee Dam begins producing electricity on this day
On this day in 1943 the Grand Coulee Dam started generating power. The column mixes historical notes with fragmented phrases about ancient shrines and deities, but the clear event is the dam’s power production beginning.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Letters To Editor on Sun article Bows Gut critique
A reader protests a March Sun article titled Bows Gut criticizing public offices and community safety. The letter laments perceived bias and calls for better notice to readers and accountability, mentioning Meyer Ligrett and local figures while urging clearer reporting.
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Mareh 16
Rovin Meyer Ligrett
Baylie
TL Taylor
New Mexico
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker in 1883 event analysis
South dealer in a North-South vulnerable hand faces a seven no trump grand slam decision after a flawed diamond distribution. The article walks through declarer plans, warns against misreads on the opening lead, and notes how favorable distribution could yield thirteen tricks, while poor play risks a down one.
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South
Feng
Declerer
Ik Duimmy
Ube
Anmys
Fom
Jets Suppas
Hoiick
Daily KING FEATURE Daily Crossword Puzzle
Puzzle clues scrambled and garbled in OCR style. Includes numbered entries for across and down, partial answers, and reference to Saturday’s solution. Contains misprints such as Percolate and Saturate, with some entries partially legible and others severely truncated.
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