Seth Mitchell Leaves Bay Town Board President Post
Editorial lauds Seth Mitchell for steady leadership as Bay Town School Board president since 1966. He resigns to take a 15 month assignment in The Netherlands with Enjoy Chemical Co. The 1965 election brought calm to a divided district and funded a 7.77 million dollar bond for building and air conditioning. Mitchell credits peers and citizens for the improved system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Mitchell
Seth
Baytown
Netherlands
Enjoy Chemical Co
Mitchell
Kennedy Beats McCarthy and Branigin in Indiana Primary
In Indianapolis Kennedy wins 42 percent in a three man Democratic primary that also sees McCarthy with 27 percent and Branigin 31 percent. Branigin targets Indiana’s 63 convention votes while McCarthy eyes future primaries amid Kennedy’s strong campaign presence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Branigin
Ted
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kenedy
Atives
Gary
Fort Wayne
Richmond
Terre Haute
Burt
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Maze
Puzzle themed vocabulary list includes clues for hidden words and cross references. Entries cover terms from geography religion and heraldry to chemistry and archaeology, with questions about historical figures and obscure terms. Tough clues demand broad knowledge and quick deduction.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing notice
Publisher Bill Hartman and General Manager John Wadley lead Baytown Sun operations. Office and editorial staff names appear in this late era masthead, with departments and titles listed alongside contact and mailing information for The Baytown Sun, Inc. Published afternoons, Monday through Friday and Sundays, at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription and mail rates available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
This Day In History May 10 Highlights
May 10 has notable events including 1871 Treaty of Frankfurt ending the Franco-Prussian War with Alsace Lorraine ceded to Germany and 1865 Union forces capturing Jefferson Davis in Georgia. Also, 1869 the first transcontinental railroad completed at Ogden Utah and 1940 German invasion of Belgium Holland and Luxembourg.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Alsace-Sar- Taine
Germany
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Ticonderoga
N.Y
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
Ogden
Utah
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
U.S
Japan
Debate on freedom and crime under Supreme Court rulings
A columnist argues that Supreme Court decisions have loosened penalties and helped crime rise. He defends strong deterrents and the death penalty, warns against campus liberalism, and asserts Americans enjoy freedom with responsibility. He critiques calls for "academic freedom" undermining education.
Johnson Abets Wiretap Amendments in Crime Bill Push
President Johnson and Senator McClellan reportedly reached a secret deal to avoid a veto on wiretap amendments as Senate conservatives aim to weaken Supreme Court safeguards on criminal rights. FBI monopoly training powers and plus a push to curb tax loopholes, with war profits taxes demanded by Senator Stephen Young, round out the political maneuvering amid Southeast Asia tensions and Thailand troop levels.
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The
Republic
U.S. Supreme Court
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
Johnson
John McClellan
D-Ark
Supreme Court
High Court
Senate Criminal Laws and Procedures
McClellan
Dour
White House
LBJ
Earl Warren
House
Emanuel Celler
Tcase
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Ervin
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoover
LACP
Ramsey Clark
Sen
Stephen Young
Ohio
Young
U.S
Wallace third party bid could push 1824 style House vote
George Wallace faces long odds for a presidential bid yet surpassed requirements in Texas with over 8 000 votes. Analysts foresee his ballot strength potentially delaying a clear winner and possibly throwing the November race into the House, as in 1824 when four major contenders competed.
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George Wallace
Wallace
Texas
National Party
House of Representatives
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Henry Clay
Kentucky
William H. Crawford
Georgia
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Jackson
Adams
Crawford
Clay
United States
House
U.S
Bridge Tips: South to force ten tricks with clubs and diamonds
South should win the first heart, then pursue clubs if 3-3 breaks. If East ducks, South stakes five diamonds and one club, totaling ten tricks when clubs do not split 3-3. A 3-2 break more often favors the diamond route after securing a club trick, per the analysis.
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Rome
Hearts South
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle prompts four no trump bid
In a bridge diagram the bidding sequence ends with four no trump as the suggested action. The question asks for the opening bid given the held hand A A D W R I S and the opponents’ actions. It implies choosing an opening bid based on high card points and distribution, with tomorrow’s answer promised.
Bible Verse From Matthew 26 28
The verse states this is my blood of the new testament shed for many for the remission of sins. It references Jesus Christ offering his blood for forgiveness.
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Ms’ Beat ‘Mac,’ Branigin
Narrow Inlet
Primate
Treland
PE ‘Ae
Che Baytonm Sun
Dwight Moody - Corrie Laughlin
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Wie
Dociree
JOL
Aeg
Aed
Vite Chine
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
By Preston Pendergrass
KTV
Bleeding Hearts
Pentagon
Thailand
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Air Force
South Vietnam
Com
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North
Wat
Son
WEST
Dr, Frankenstein
Howard Schneider
World Publishing Co
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