Baytown Candidate Outlines His School Board Platform
Emery H. Harbers, candidate for Position 2 on Baytown’s school board, outlines plans including expanding Lee College to a four year campus, building on Highway 146 or Interstate 10, and renaming local campuses. He advocates higher coaching standards, a new head coach for Robert E. Lee High, and retention of American literary works while expanding education to empower youth and adults. He supports federal milk aid to fund student needs and emphasizes educating all ages to preserve the nation’s heritage and prevent past pitfalls.
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Emery H
Zeke) Harbers
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M-Woman
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Chambers County
Lee College
Baytown
East Lee
Lee
West Lee
Spring Branch
Galveston
Robert E. Lee
Robert
Norton Seeks District 2 Council Seat With Growth Plans
Dr. David L. Norton, candidate for Baytown District 2 council, outlines aims to attract industry, improve docking along Cedar Bayou and San Jacinto River, and back beautification with civic groups and Chambers of Commerce. He ties experience, education, and public service to a pro education and public interest platform.
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David L. Norton
Cedar Bayou
San
Jacinto River
Baytown
Cjiman
Chambers of Commerce
Baytown YMCA Reaches Its Membership Goal
Baytown YMCA reports reaching its 1963 membership target of 260 new members and $7,000. The drive netted $7,300 and 260 new members, bringing total membership to about 1,500 with around 80 percent active. Unreturned cards may raise totals further per officials.
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Baytown
James Harrop
YMCA
Ricketson
Amca
Tom Bolin
Fort Lee TV Guide Log Highlights and Obituary Note
Fort Lee page lists weekend TV log with multiple programs and a brief obituary notice for Second Lt. William P. Mettke, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mettke, after eight-week quartermaster course at Fort Lee Virginia. The entry includes his address, spouse, and Texas university graduation details.
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William P. Mettke
W. G. Mettke
Adams
Quartermaster Center
Fort Lee
Amelia
Colonial Heights
University of Texas
Washington report on NSF grants tied to communism probes
Washington report outlines Walter committee findings on National Science Foundation grant allocations. It highlights cases involving Columbia University professor Harry Grundfest and Philander-Smith College for Les Lorch, noting Fifth Amendment refusals and prior Communist ties. The piece discusses implications for reform and calls for law changes to tighten eligibility and prevent subversive figures from obtaining federal funding.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
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Lee
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Democratic Party
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Nikita Khrushchev
Red Amy
Columbia University
Harry Grundfest
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Japan
Indonesia
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Laos
Malaya
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Europe
Britain
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Peking
Latin America
Venezuela
State Department
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Castro
Caribbean
Grundfest
Columbia
Grand- Hest
UnAmerican Activities Committee
HUAC
Grindfest
NSF
Alan Waterman
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Philander-Smith College
Les Lorch
Lee Lorch
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Lorch
Congress
Edward Yellin
University of Ilinois
Yellin
FBI
Communist Party
Court of Appeals
KWBA Program Log Sunday Morning Broadcast List
A typed log lists radio programs including Delcoure Bible truths Central Assembly radio class Bob Delcoure Wings of Healing Memorial Baptist Noon News Roundup Trinity Tabernacle World of John Griffin and First Baptist Church THern Swings with various reporters and venues referenced for the Sunday schedule.
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Bob Petcaure
Central Assembly
Bob Delcoure
Wings OF Healing
Memorial Baptist
Billy Gran
Pentecostal
TY Connor Kemarena
Trinity Tabernacle
TY Connor
John Griffi
Connor First Baptist Church
TY Connor Thern
How South Can Reach Three Notrump On a Shifting Heart Layout
In a three notrump contract, South faces a heart lead from West. The declarer must count sure tricks and infer missing cards. By letting East win a heart, then cashing clubs and spades, and executing a heart back before a club finesse, the player forces East to yield a diamond into dummy, enabling South to make the contract despite a favorable trap. The article notes the key inference that East holds both the queen of clubs and king of diamonds, guiding the winning line.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
Across clues list partial puzzle text with entries for droop and resigns among others. The readable fragment includes 1 Across Droop and 6 Down resigns and a 10 Across Lion associated term. No full grid or complete clues provided.
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Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher James H. Hale General Manager Preston Pendergrass and other management names Beulah Mae Jackson Robert Gilmore John Wadley and Paul Putman Gorrie Laughlin Beulah Mae Jackson listed as part of the staff The paper is a second class matter publication in Baytown Texas with Pearce and Ashbel address and a P O Box 308 subscription rates are shown at 1 45 per month and 17 40 per year It is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc and is a member of the Associated Press Texas Daily Newspaper Association and Texan Press Association
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Gorrie Laughlin
Oda
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Focal
Texas Daily Newspaper
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Fragmented Today’s Grab Bag Quiz and History Notes
A mixed page item citing trivia questions and historical notes. It mentions Owen Wiencek and Tebel, asks about a poet or fictional character, and references the Vitaya River, a prize winning novel, and a famous statue at Uspaliats Pass. It notes Alaska’s sale in 1867, daylight saving time in 1918, and birthdays of Turhan being honored. It includes a Mexico independence figure and a Valladolid-born royal army colonel.
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Moscow
Peking
Khrushchev
U.S
Kremlin
Alaska
U. S
United States
Alastan
Aleutian
Siberian
Forrestal
mid-Atantic
Cuba
Beligeten
Red Army
USA
Ussr
Owen Wiencower & Tebel
Vitayva
Uspaliats Pass
Burma
Reeta
Mexico
Valladolid
College of San Nicolas
Miguel Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Ferdinand VII
Royal Army
Mexican claimant to throne proclaimed emperor in 1820
A Welsh rebel against Henry IV and the figure referenced as emperor of Mexico—an 1820 claimant who seized power, ruled ten months, was exiled with a pension, returned, and was executed in 1824. The note lists several names and lines from unrelated items as distractors.
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Ferdinand VII
Mexico
Henry IV of
England
Moldau
James Agee
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Best of the Post
Magic Room
Science In Action
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His Friends
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Dyersburg, Tennessee
Franklin T. Puckett
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Baytown, Texas
Washington Report
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