Editorial urges Baytown voters to cast ballots next week
The Sun urges all qualified voters in Baytown to participate in both school district and city elections on April 5 and 6. It emphasizes turnout, notes poll taxes as the sole requirement, and argues local democracy begins at the polls. It warns against overlapping elections and stresses civic duty and personal choice in voting.
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IRS Column Answers Tax Questions On Dependents and Bonds
A reader asks if 11 year old can still be claimed as a dependent when money saved for college exceeds half of support. The answer states you may claim if you provide more than half of his support, even as funds are saved for college. Other Qs cover tax on savings bonds, filing status in Texas, and Social Security withholdings for multiple jobs.
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Omy Paycher
Baytown Sun Staff And Contact Details
Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors and managers including James H Hale, Preston Pendergrass, Jackson F. Relay, Robert Gillmore, Bill Hartman, John Wadley, Corrie Laughlin, and Paul Putman. Office located at Pearte and Ashbet, Baytown Texas. postal box 304. Subscription rates $1.60 monthly, $19.20 yearly. Includes National representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives.
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Preston Pendergrass
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Bill Hartman
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Baytown
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Oil imports curb could shrink US payments gap says IPAA chief
H A True Jr of Casper tells North Texas Oil and Gas Association that cutting oil imports could greatly reduce the payments deficit without harming overseas production. He notes foreign earnings rise from Europe, Africa and Asia, cites a 74 percent overseas production gain and argues imports cuts plus shifted foreign oil purchases would trim the deficit.
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North Texas
Modern Culture Moulders and Madison Avenue Ads
Columnist riffs on advertising culture and gender roles as Madison Avenue pushes cigars to women. Personal anecdotes illustrate discomfort with wife and family smoking in everyday life, imagining romantic and social scenes altered by cigars. The piece questions consumer norms and modern marketing’s reach into private life.
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Arlene Francis
Officers Risking Nightclub Spying in Viet Nam Abuse
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that U.S. officers in Vietnam faced pressure as dependents left, with security agents noting officers likely sharing information with Vietnamese contacts in nightlife venues. The column details political fallout over FBI reports on private investigator Corso, Feighan's push to appoint him, and Celler's opposition citing unreliability.
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Today’s Grabs and Trivia From The Paper
A collage of Q&A prompts about aviation maneuvers, epicurean origins, and biblical authors alongside a 1940s historical note. It includes a spot the fame quiz about a Turkish village, and a jumbled “how’d you maxe out” trivia list.
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Taxpayers urged vote for reform in school board race
Reader criticizes school district leaders and their budget practices. Accuses surplus funds, questioned spending on an efficiency expert, and requests voters back candidates Gerald Rose Hunt Rose Weexiy Rose, Norman Penfer, or Paul Parkinson to restore taxpayer oversight. R. L. LaCrosse signs.
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Know Your Bridge By 8. JAY DECVER
The article discusses the psychology of bidding in bridge, recounting a 1958 Italy vs United States match. It describes Sidney Silodor and George Rapce versus Avarelli and Belladonna, noting a diamond opening’s effect and the resulting scores in different contracts.
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