What Did Youngsters Prove In Galveston Editorial
An editorial criticizes affluent society for pressuring college students to conform to status symbols. It recounts Splash Day chaos in Galveston with 300 arrests, injuries, traffic jams, and heavy drinking. The piece questions what the students proved by weekend behavior and urges accountability.
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la Marque
Sheriff's Office
Midwest
Readers Debate Congressional Nomination and Local Ethics
Readers urge district voters to elect their own congressman rather than an appointed choice. L E Kirkler praises Bob Eckherdt for Beach Bill support and legislative experience, urging a Saturday Democratic nomination vote. James Marek and Truman Reed advocate change, criticizing long tenure and big industry influence in local politics.
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the Sun
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Entir
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Ramser
Hombre Oil and Refining Co
Longevi
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James Marek
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Trindig
Archie Brown
San Antonio
Yeouth Corps
Brown
Richard Roudebush
R.ind
Texas
Ford Foundation Grants Yale $6.3 Million for Studies
The Ford Foundation will grant another 6.3 million dollars to Yale University for international studies, announced by President Kingman Brewster Jr. The new funding supplements a 2 million dollar grant in 1961 to launch a ten year program of graduate training and research.
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New Haven
Letter to the Editor questions Mrs Thomas bid for House seat
A reader rebukes Mrs Thomas for seeking the House seat after saying she wanted to finish her husband Albert Thomas’s term. The letter accuses Alese of political manipulation and praises Eckhardt as a capable alternative who would represent all people and oppose vested interests. The writer urges voters to back Eckhardt as the party’s nominee.
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Baytown Soldier Honored for múltiple Air Force Honors
Airman 2C Howard W. Wiggins, son of Mr and Mrs W B Wiggins of 21st Street Baytown, earned three base honors at Truax Field. He was Outstanding Airman of the Month for March, Outstanding Airman of the Month for Truax Field, and Outstanding Airman of the Quarter for Truax Field. He is currently on temporary duty at Wright-Patterson USAF Hospital Ohio and will be honored by the base commander on return to Truax Field in the coming weeks.
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W. BR. Wiggins
Wright
327Th Air Force
Truax Field
Wiggins
Usaf Hospital
Wright - Patterson 2Fb
Ohio
Truex Field
Mott case closed as Soviet mum on death claims
Fulton Lewis Jr reports the United States ends formal pursuit of Newcomb Mott’s death. US officials accuse the Soviet government of withholding evidence, while lawyer Francis Adams says new tests prove Mott was murdered. Soviet explanations conflict with medical experts and defectors cite safeguards against suicide in camps.
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Washington
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Kremlin
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Mott
Adams
Lott
HE. J. Felderman
New York City
Felderman
New York-area
Newcomb Bott
Agems
Moti
Kiott
Siberian
Elinor Lipper
Nicolai Krasnov
Baytown Sun Masthead And Rights Notice
Editor values and staff roles listed for Baytown Sun along with office address and publishing details. Reprint rights outlined and AP affiliation noted. Includes subscription pricing and mailing information for Baytown Texas readers.
Oldest national flag country and key historical notes
Today’s grab bag questions include which country has the world’s oldest national flag and which states were once independent nations. It notes Nellie Tayloe Ross became the first woman to direct the US Mint in 1933, and American playwright William Inge, born 1913 in Independence Kansas, shaped midcentury American drama.
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Wiliam Jinge
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Kan
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Star - Times
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Tennessee Williams
Williams
Inge and Playwrights Rise and Notable Births on This Day
Ruth Ramsey notes Inges first play Farther Off From Heaven failed, later Come Back Little Sheba, Picnic won the 1953 Pulitzer, Bus Stop 1955, and The Dark at the Top of the Stairs 1958. Also listed are Jacob Rus, Mary Astor, Walter Slezak, Zoltan Korda, Pete Seeger, Sugar Ray Robinson. The future predicts routine business, modest progress, and travel inclined, with questions on Denmark Hawaii Texas Vermont Japan and Knights of Labor.
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Inge
Jacob Rus
Mary Astor
Walter Slezak
Zoltan Korda
Pete Seegar
Sugar Ray” Robinson
Ol Monty Stirs Up Trouble in All Bachelor Army Plan
Henry McLemore comments on Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery proposing an all-bachelor army. He argues the idea would spare married soldiers from home life and letters, while noting mixed reactions in Britain. He muses that a world with no soldiers and both bachelors and married men at home would be ideal yet unattainable.
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Bernard Montgomery
Alamein
England
Desert Rats
Trafalgar Square
Monty
Montgomery
Pacific
Las Vegas
Bible Verse for the Son of Man
A biblical quotation from Luke 19 10 declares the Son of Man came to seek and save what was lost. The verse emphasizes salvation and divine mission.
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker
East dealer. Weighed bidding and opening lead seven of spades set the scene. The Rule of Eleven helps defense deduce declarer cards, guiding East to play the deuce and shift to diamonds, yielding a defensive win in this dramatic bridge hand analysis.
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Know Your Bridge
B. Jay Becker
East South West
R. F. Foster
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Hastings-on-Hudson
West
Declarer
Low
King Peat
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South
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