Channelview coach says board acted without clear reasons
The Channelview School District executive shakeup prompts questions about the board and superintendent. Coach Cook seeks a public hearing and possible appeal after his dismissal and nonrenewal of seven assistants, while The Sun requests board reasons for the action.
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Sun
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Baxtown Sun
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the Sun
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J. W. Edgar
Supt. Schochler
Veterans and activists mix in Viet Nam debate headlines
A veteran protests and Viet Cong supporters push for withdrawal of U S forces from South Vietnam while prominent figures associated with the Communist movement and Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade face scrutiny. The piece also notes a Justice Department probe into alleged fraud in Boston’s Neighborhood Youth Corps and a reader letter criticizing local business office reforms and board performance.
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Viet Cong
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National Liberation Front
Teague
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Boston
Daily Crossword Puzzle From King Feature Service
A brief puzzle item lists clues from the KING FEATURE Daily Crossword. Entry numbers 42 French 44 dissolves 25 Nib 47 smooth 48 incites 49 Pen 50 Maritime Signal appear as part of a themed puzzle feature.
Dying by the Numbers Faces of Identity in Tech Age
AL MELINGER laments how modern life increasingly reduces people to numbers such as social security, bank, license, and zip codes. He recalls his Army serial number and warns the computer age may strip individuality, replacing names with digits and coded identifications as society grows more anonymous.
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Jim Ferguson
Pappy O‘daniel
Coke Stephenson
Air Force
Murmber
Saljer
Spears Labels Martin As Captive Of Lobbyists
In Kirbyville Texas State Sen. Franklin Spears running for attorney general accused rival Crawford Martin of being captive to lobbyists. He called Galloway Calhoun a reactionary who has never backed a Democratic presidential nomination.
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Martin
Kirbyville, Tex
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San Antonio
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Galloway Calhoun
United States
Elephants as Remembrance Reveal Political Gift Plot
A Christmas note from Rep. Irvin Whalley to Gov. Scranton sparked revelations that teak elephants sent to 100 Republicans were bought for a campaign. The tale traces origin from Heinz Rollman in North Carolina, sold to the Republican committee for a dollar, then gifted as a random token during the 1965 holiday season.
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India Wepal Gift House, Inc
28Th St
New York
Republican Congressional Committee
Baytown Sun staff and office details reveal paper scope
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher roles including General Manager and Managing Editor, with office at 12302 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and mail address Box 308, Baytown Texas. Subscription rates are shown and the paper notes Associated Press affiliation and rights of republication. Additional staff names appear in the masthead section.
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James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Andrew Mellon born today in 1855 in Pittsburgh
Industrialist and financier Andrew William Mellon, born in Pittsburgh in 1855, became a banker and leader in coal coke and iron ventures. A Republican, he served as Treasury Secretary under Harding Coolidge and Hoover and later as ambassador to the Court of St James from 1931 to 1933. His art collection given to the government was noted.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Mellon
Treasury
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Senate
Court of St. James
Notable Births and Arts Contributor Notes
By Ruth Ramsey Central Press Writer the nucleus of the National Gallery in Washington D C The Melion Foundation which he established strongly supports the arts and letters throughout the U S Others born this day are former WATO Commander Gen Laurie Norstad politician Thomas E Dewey actress Vanessa Brown actor Richard Conte miler Roger Bannister and baseball's George Sisler Your Future Push business deals take risks with confidence Todays child will be lucky indeed How'd You Make Out An East Indian seaman William K Roentgen The Grand Canal of China a part of a wagon or part of a set of harness Sir Isaac Newton.
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Washington, D.C
Melion Foundation
U.S
WATO
Laurie Norstad
Thomas E. Dewey
Vanessa Brown
Richard Conte
Roger Bannister
George Sisler
William K. Roentgen
Grand Canal
China
Sir Isaac Newtoun
Detroit Gets Worried Over Wild Animal Car Names
A humorous column frets Detroit cars may run out of wild animal names as 1966 models expand the lineup with Wildcat and Mustang plus new entries like Bobcat Puma and Panther. It jokes about hunts, cross-breeding, and other cheeky possibilities while noting plenty of non animal names remain to avoid panic.
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Wild Animal Kingdom
See’ S
Detroit
Bible Verse For Every One That Asketh Receiveth
A short verse states that those who ask receive and those who seek find with doors opened to the diligent in prayer. The line echoes a Matthew 7:8 style teaching about persistence in seeking and knocking for divine response.
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Mathew
Avoid the Rush How to Inspect Your Car Now
A public safety advisory urges motorists to schedule a vehicle inspection to prevent breakdowns. Officials emphasize checking brakes lights tires and fluids before travel. The notice notes potential penalties for unsafe vehicles and directs readers to certified inspection centers.
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Becker South desler
The bridge column explains a declined play in 3NT after West leads a spade. South cannot play the queen to avoid exposing the suit, and West’s defense on trick two with the six of diamonds determines the outcome. If West misplays the queen or allows a spade return, South can secure the contract. the key is West’s diamond queen play.
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Hiself
West
East
South
Ome Ami
South J
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