How To Save Lives On Streets And Highways
J O Mattson president of the Automotive Safety Foundation urged rapid enactment of H R 13250 to extend federal highway safety aid on a matching basis and fund traffic safety research He cited a 30 year progress from 13 9 to 5 6 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles and warned of shortages of instructors engineers and officers while urging driving simulation research to cut congestion and crashes.
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J. O. Mattson
Automotive Safety Foundation
House Public Works Committee
Mattson
U.S
See For Yourself Open House At Texas Delinquent Boys Schools
Texans may tour the state training school complex near Gatesville May 20 21 to view facilities and programs for rehabilitation of delinquent boys at the State School for Boys and Mountain View School for Boys Registration starts at Hilltop School academic building with bus tours to all five school areas and the reception and classification center Visitors will see classrooms shops and work activities in operation plus special exhibits and student entertainment The State School for Boys dates to 1889 and Mountain View opened in 1962 The campuses cover 1346 acres and the population is about 1935 with 645 employees
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Gatesville
Mountain View School
Hilltop
Mountain View School For Boys
State School For Boys
Hurtisville
Mountain View
Fulton Lewis Reports GOP Pressure on Alabama Governor Bid
Washington coverage notes Republican colleagues urged Rep. Jim Bartin of Alabama to abandon his gubernatorial race after the primary as discussions shifted among GOP hopefuls. The report outlines intra party pushback and potential implications for Alabama politics.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Jim Bartin
R.-Ala
Wallace Triumph Alters Alabama Senate Picture
Daily crossword notes Alabama politics as Lurleen Wallace defeats Richard Flowers with a two to one white vote landslide. Republican hopes for Martin to challenge Wallace fade while GOP plans shift to a Wallace run against Sparkman for the Senate and Alabama governorship remains unsettled.
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Lurleen Wellace
John Sparkman
Als
Martin
GOP
Senate
Wallace
Richmond Flowers
Carl Elliott
John Patterson
Gadsden
No Envy Of Job She Has
The writer opposes stricter ad and packaging enforcement led by Petersen, arguing deceitful advertising adds excitement and allure. He prefers being duped, enjoying purchases like discounted coffee, berry pies, and secret ingredients, and dislikes disclosure that might curb the thrill and temptations.
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Ansere
Petersen
Mrs. Petersen
Johnson helps Valenti land movie czar post
Washington report claims a White House reshuffle elevated Jack Valenti, aided by LBJ via Arthur Krim and Ed Weiss, to oversee the motion picture industry with a $175,000 salary. Moyers’ team saw the shift as confusing and strategically driven.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Gray
White House
Jack Valenti
Eih D. Movers
Valent
Valenti
Johnson
Arthur Krim
United Artists
Ley
Ed Weiss
Paramount. Pictures
New York
Democratic Party
Campus blue law abolished at UMass Amherst
University of Massachusetts officials abolish campus curfews starting next term ending the old blue law. Curfews varied by class but generally were 11 p.m. weekdays, 1 a.m. Saturdays, and midnight Sundays. Walking Lawn Mowers in CHRISTOPHER HI reports goats will trim city grass for 320 annually after decision by City Council. Movie czar saga details presidential intervention and personnel shifts involving Valenti, Sorenson, Nizer, and moguls.
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Amherst
Mass
Uniersity of Massachusetts
Blue Law
Christopher
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal designation Baytown 77521. Advertising department notices list editors and managers including James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mee Jackson Bill Hartman Ann B Pritchett and John Wadley. Subscription rates 31.60 per month or 19.20 per year by carrier. National representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Associated Press rights reserved for news dispatches and local content.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mee Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley Vee
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Distinguishing acid and acrid and other trivia
A compact, period style quiz and biographical snippet recounting word notes on acid versus acrid, meaning of pawnbroker’s three golden balls, Mali’s former name, the only French speaking republic in the Americas, and Venezuela’s capital, followed by a 1958 aviation record, and Woody Herman’s Milwaukee birth and early career beginnings.
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Republic of
Mali
Americas
Venezuela
Modernist Woody Herman and birthday notable list
Ruth Ramsey and others formed a blues and Dixieland group. By 1944 Woody Herman declared himself a modernist and sponsored newer music. Also listed are William H. Seward Philip Armour Jan Kiepura Henry Fonda and Liberace. Ridicule in arguments quoted.
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Woody
Herman Herd
Alaska
Baytown KC Banquet Speaker Encourages Fourth Degree Joiners
Houstonian Donald J. Hagan, past master of the Knights of Columbus First District, spoke at the Fourth Degree Bishop Christopher E Byrne General Assembly banquet at the Holiday Inn. He traced the order's growth from 1882 to 1,777,000 members across the United States and territories, noted the Fourth Degree began in 1900, highlighted its church and state activities, and urged qualified Catholic men to join, stressing patriotism and the Flag and Cross as guiding symbols. Guests included several Baytown, La Porte, and Winnie members and new introduc tions.
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Donald J. Hagan
Houston
Knights of Columbus
Christopher E. Byrne
Holiday Inn
New Haven
Conn
Order
Canada
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Canal Zone
Phillipines
Hagan
J. J
Bil) Ballew
Ballew
J. W. Murrell
Winnie
Vince Pizzatola
la Porte
Cosmo Rizzo
Liberty
Mary Ann Veselka
Baytown
John Hager
Crosby
Richard Thomson
Aristides Trifilio
Father Joseph
Emory H. Hughes
Fred L. Sonnier
Rice approves alcohol referendum at Brown College
In Houston, Rice University's Brown College faculty vote by two thirds to permit alcoholic beverages in dorm rooms on a trial basis next fall. The men's colleges already enjoy the privilege, while the coeducational university college with women students chose to maintain the anti liquor stance.
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Houston, Tex
Rice University
Brown College
University College
Quiz Q and A on time use and gems
A series of brief questions and answers covering 24 hour time in scientific work and military use, Europe preferring it to 12 hour systems, the emerald as the most valuable gem by price per carat, and Montgomery County Maryland cited as the wealthiest county in the United States per Newspaper Enterprise.
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Europe
United States
Montgomery County
Newspeser Enterprise
Bible Verse Luke 8 21 Hear and Do the Word
A Bible verse notes that Jesus says his mother and brothers are those who hear the word of God and do it. The passage emphasizes obedience to divine teaching as true kinship.
Know Your Bridge Grand Slam Feats in 1958 Italy USA Match
A bridge hand from the 1958 Italy versus United States match shows both tables choosing game contracts despite grand slam potential. Preemptive bids by East-West blocked information flow, limiting South-North to lower contracts.
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Queen of Diarmonds
Italy
United States
Hearts
Siniscalco
Siniscalea
Crawford
North
North- South
Heartsires Syndicate, Inc
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Nevada
Ed Veity
Americar Ee
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Saterday
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Moyers
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Ford Foundation
Walt Rostov
State Department
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Dick Helms
Ted Sorenson
Kennedy
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Lyndon
Sorenson
Bill Movers
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Weiss
Paramount
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Che Baytomn Sun
Walter Irvin
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Isham Jones
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