Editorial: Baytown Gambling Raids Misrepresented
The Baytown Sun disputes Houston papers and radio accounts of last Friday’s gambling raids. It notes five sites were raided, two arrests made, $59 seized at one venue, and asserts no organized gambling exists in Baytown. The editorial condemns sensationalism and calls for fair treatment of Baytown officials.
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Lloyd Frazier
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Sheriff's Office
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Funds Approved For Last Land For Domed Stadium
Harris County Auditor S B Bruce authorized by Commissioners Court to pay R E Bob Smith and the Houston Sports Association 1 553 267 for the remaining 614 acres of land for the county Stadium Of this amount 151 161 goes to the association for 21 213 seats in Colt Stadium and Smith will receive 1 434 196 for land and improvements Only seats in Colt Stadium were purchased not the stadium itself Smith will be paid another 63 632 after a dispute between navine contractors and the sports association is settled County Judge Bill Elliott says The county will receive the deed put in escrow Nov 14 by Smith when it makes its payment this week to the First City National Bank escrow agent A total of 193 7 acres of unimproved park land was bought from Smith and Ror Hofheinz principal stockholder in the sports association for 3 955 412 on Nov 3 1961 A ceremonial start of actual construction for the stadium was set for Wednesday morning after schedule confusion The contractor has said 19 476 000 will be needed to complete the domed stadium project
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Commissioners Court
R. E
Bob) Smith
Houston Sports Association
Association
Colt
Smith
Colt Stadium
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Sports Association
Bill Elliott
First City National Bank
Ror Hofheinz
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Automation Planned To Fight Automation
New York City plans to use automation to combat automation effects. Acting city labor commissioner James J. McFadden said automatic teaching machines will shortly train workers whose jobs have been eliminated or threatened by rising industrial automation. Initially the machines will train 500 workers as electronic technicians on a taped television show.
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New York City
James J. McFadden
McFadden
How Do You Stand, Sir
Barry Goldwater argues Democrats criticized Republican foreign policy during Eisenhower years while praising bipartisanship today. He cites Truman, Johnson, Kennedy, Gore, Fulbright and others to claim Democrats urged criticism of Republican leadership then and offer few complaints now. The piece questions Democratic stance on consistency.
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Last great cavalry charge led by Michal Can tacuzene
In World War I the Cossacks mounted a famed charge against Austrian forces. The action is noted as among the last major cavalry assaults in history, attributed to Michal Can tacuzene as its leader.
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Witnesses Needed To Establish Every Word
A verse from Matthew 18 16 urges bringing one or two more witnesses if a person refuses to listen so that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established through lawful acknowledgment.
The Fish Expert and the Forgetful Freshman
In a quaint legend a college professor famed as the world’s top fish authority loses a memory for names. He aims to memorize a single freshman but finds that recalling the student’s name costs him a fish species from his vast knowledge. The quirky tale ends as his memory conflict grows.
Today’s Quiz and Trivia Grab Bag Preview
A collage of trivia asks where Somtsi 2 appears most, and the former Malagasy Republic name. It notes Japan left the League 30 years ago, hints at Sunza religion, timocracy office terms, and features birthdays and biographical questions about Central American leaders, plus word clues and language notes.
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Washington crime wave and TV fearmongering mix
Washington columns flag rising crime rates with robberies up 25 percent from February 1962, juvenile delinquency surging and a night watchman killed by two 11 year olds. Objections to boxing and TV violence are linked to public safety as debate swirls over policies and censorship.
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19 Men Leave For Army Induction
Nineteen men depart Monday from the Baytown selective service board for Houston for army induction. Induced personnel likely to be sent to Fort Polk Louisiana. Names include Marshall Wright Jacob Pruess Kenneth L. Fielder David Davis Walker Brown Walter Bowers Charles Beaman Jr Vernon Green Preston Andres from Baytown.
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Baytown
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Walker Brown
Walter Bowers
Charles Beaman Jr
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Galena Park
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Freddie Burnet
Channel View
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William Brown Jr
Robert Grier
Oliver Hammond Jr
Carl Ogg
Cecil Rhine
Beaumont
Ronald H. Hiller
Amamillo
Ships Of Desert Grow In Number In China
Tokyo AP reports that camel populations in western Inner Mongolia have risen 150 percent since 1959 per New China News Agency. About 200,000 bactrian camels now roam arid regions as water projects revive wells and pumps. Artificial insemination and veterinary stations boosted herds, aiding short distance transport and camel hair and milk industries.
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China
New China News Agency
Inner Mongolia
Finesse Decisions in a Three Notrump Hand
In a bridge example from Know Your Bridge, South tests a five heart opening and plays a first round diamond finesse. If East holds the queen, ten tricks can be assured with careful diamond and club play. if the finesse loses, the declarer risks down one.
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