Warning Signs Of Life In Stormy Truck Crash
An editorial notes a fatal crash on Highway 73 in Chambers County where a heavy truck struck a barricade, killing 26 year old Eugene Bowling and injuring others. It urges drivers to heed road warning signs, cites speed limits, and stresses caution amid ongoing Texas roadwork and rising traffic. Two more deaths occurred nearby as two barge crew members drowned in Double Bayou, highlighting broader travel risks.
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Chambers County
Old and Lost River Bridge
Highway 73
State Highway Department
Eugene Bowling
Sun
Allen Higginbotham
Houston
Bailey Transportation Co
Interstate 19
Texas
Double Bayou
Anahuac
Dangerous Alliance Calls for Impeachment of Warren
John Birch Society founder Robert Welch urged impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren before 1500 Chicago Executives Club members. He said Supreme Court decisions violate constitutional safeguards and that Warren deserves impeachment. Welch backed Sen. Eastland and denied labeling Warren a Communist amid protests.
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John Birch Society
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Chicago
Executives Club
Robert Welch
Warren
House of Representatives
Welch
James O. Hastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Senate
Editor and Publisher Roles Vary Across Newspaper Ranks
A fragmented header lists common newspaper positions such as Editor Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Assistant to Publisher Circulation Director and Advertising Department head. It hints at hierarchical relationships and department responsibilities within a newspaper operation.
The Fictorial History of Wall Street ideas for investing
A Boston columnist extols a book on Wall Street history and outlines ten facts for investing. It stresses safety through selective, informed buys, diversification, bonds with stocks, and the idea that profits come from forecasting the future via scientific insight. It cites compound interest, Edison, and four “fundamentals”: solar heat, fresh water, wood cellulose products, and science, urging readers to study science and seek advisers with long track records.
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Babson Park
Mass
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Central West
South West
Thomas A. Edison
Lower Manhattan Island
Columbus
MLT
Charles H. ‘Townes
U.S. Navy
Santa Fe Springs California
Washington, D.C
Chestnut St
Boston
M. LT. Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Price MD
TODAY'S QUIZ AND HISTORY NOTES PAGE
A mixed list asks What river Hebrews called Sihor, Sofa five capital country, Mantuan born poet, largest Greek island, and India’s greatest poet. It includes birthday shout outs for Fred Astaire and Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, a note on riven etymology, and a brief historical snippet about Ethan Allen’s Fort Ticonderoga capture.
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Sofa
Mantua
India
Fino's Lottery Push Shapes 1962 Bid in Bronx
Washington report outlines Paul Fine's repeated wins in the 25th district and his steadfast support for a national lottery, projecting $10 million yearly to the Treasury. It notes international lotteries' profits, Puerto Rico's receipts, and Fine's belief that gambling advances national interests. It also covers Kennedy's calls to Big Jim Farley, liberal shifts, and farm-bill maneuvering in Congress.
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Washington
Bronx
Paul Fine
Dwight Hisenhower
Fino
New York
Congress
New York City
GOP
John Gilhooley
Fine
Gilhooley
Europe
American Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Great Britain
Portugal
U.S.A
U.S. Treasury
Letter to the Editor on precinct voting and Kennedy visit
A reader condemns conservatives who laughed at a resolution urging President Kennedy to visit Harris County before the November election. The writer questions respect for country God and parents, noting precinct results 488 to 225 in Lakewood and asking conservatives to justify their "horse laugh" amid public liberties and prosperity. Sincerely, Mrs. John D Estetter.
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the Sun
Kennedy
Harris County
Lakewood
Woody Rose
Highlands
U. S
John D, Estetter
Religious Message From Acts 13 26 Style
A Bible verse style note quotes Acts 13 26 addressing men and brethren and all who fear God, declaring the salvation word to the audience. The passage contrasts a good tree with an evil one, reflecting moral guidance in a devotional tone.
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Abraham
Courage and misread doubles in a bridge hand
A 1908 bridge hand feature analyzes Easts bold double of four spades, Wests passive heart lead, and later misreads. It suggests East and West played prudently, with East earning a dramatic endgame and both players ending down 1600 points, while South could have profited from a different line.
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Ace of Hearts
West
East
Declarer
Trump
South
Bytrdtente, Inc
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbal
Baytown
Fred Hartman
Dim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beniah Mae Jackson
James E. Hale
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Vaeue Asses
Saeereeseees
Mater Reenes
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P. O
TMP
Patan
Umam
Fred Astaire
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
Ethan Aiken Froa
Green Mountain Boys
Fort Ticonderous
Folk OF Fame
Florence
Sante Margherita
Prato
Cosimo de Medici
Nan Jones
Central Press
Charles de Montlesquieu
Bulgaria
Virgil
Crete
Kalidnes
Washington Report
Biggin Farley
Big Jim
Nelson Rockefeller
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Kennedly
Farley
Jim
Henry Wallace
Gov
Rockefeller
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson
Seattle
LBJ
Rocky
Jfk
House
House Agriculture Committee
Harlan Hagen
California
Chairman Cooley
Gathings
Arkansas
Bob Poage
Poage
Congressman Grant
Alabama
Cooley
North Carolina
Post Office Department
Frank Boykin
Mobile
Boykin
Grant
Milt Young
North Dakota
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture
Allen Ellender
Young
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
H. Corio
Guido
Odin
Apple
Glens
Hella
Comfort
B. Jay Becker
Bouth Desler
Satetoss East
Kine
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