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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
10
The Sun congratulates city council runoff winners and praising all who ran in the first election. It notes nine of twelve candidates were eliminated yet gained experience, urges citizen involvement, and predicts careful decisions as three new council members are sworn in tonight in Baytown.
Babson Park mass beacon on collaboration versus solo enterprise traces Ford’s lone stance to the era of many joiners. It notes 3 000 regional and 7 000 local associations and 20 national unions, highlighting the growth of independent small businesses and the rise of the National Federation of Independent Business under G Wilson Harder. The Small Business Administration and related loans show 1953–59 support, with 1.1 percent loan default and 856 million short-term loans to 20 000 firms. The piece argues many small firms thrive through voluntary groups while stressing individual initiative and integrity as the future of American enterprise.
The passage cites Matthew 13 41 43 with a note attributed to Jacob reflecting on the Son of Man sending angels to gather out of his kingdom all things that offend and those who do iniquity.
A summary of beliefs about merit from caring for monks and European wedding customs is described. The text also contains unclear phrases about potators and food storage, which do not form coherent facts.
The Baytown Sun presents its afternoon daily masthead with editor and publisher names, offices, and circulation details. It lists staff positions including editor and publisher Beulah Mae Jackson and T. Bowling, plus circulation manager Roger Amdall and John Wadley, reflecting a traditional newspaper staff in Baytown Texas.
During which president’s administration did the KYZ fair occur, and where is the Winged Victory of Samothrace housed. Also, who was Pegey Shippen and who first wore long trousers. Henry of Monmouth is known as the Duke of York, while the “Dean of Disarmament” is a French socialist cabinet minister referenced here. The Russian diplomat calls him “the man above.”
Drew Pearson mocks U.S. foreign policy chaos amid two top secretaries, Herter and Dulles, and a phony alibi about Powers oxygen trouble. He argues CIA actions before the Paris Summit tainted U.S. bargaining power and spurred Soviet propaganda. The piece recalls past CIA missteps and the lack of congressional oversight shaping Cold War diplomacy.
A short comic sketch follows a young Cuban intellectual named head executioner under Fidel Castro. He confronts a prisoner about cigarettes and blindfolds, and the prisoner defiantly decries Castro. The officer scolds the prisoner for provoking trouble as the scene ends.
A 15 year retrospective on postwar hopes and dangers reflects on global tensions, the UN, decolonization, and the arms race. The author notes rising nationalism, two power blocs, and the persistent threat of nuclear war. He laments public indifference to catastrophe and the everyday drift toward crisis.
Washington analyzes Khrushchev's handling of the U 2 shoot down as the Paris summit opens. Khrushchev claims ownership of ordering the mission while implying more unknowns remain about the pilot Francis Powers. U S officials debate whether he seeks to trap the Eisenhower administration and how to respond.
Radio and television listings show a May 12 morning to evening lineup including morning devotions news and game shows. Notable entries include The Ix nd ar Le ix Our Circle Hawaiian Be come Frank Phil Silvers Hour and The Dawn of shows such as The Today Show News and Weather. Public service and variety programs appear alongside dramas and comedies from 11:00 to prime time with sports and music segments.
The garbled OCR mentions a performance in Khartoum amid extreme heat and notes from Johannesburg about underground mining sounds and an unsafe street scene in New Delhi. It lists car thefts and manhole cover thefts, suggesting a rough urban condition with crime concerns.
Belonging to us and Identical clues appear for a themed crossword. Across include 31 38 39 41 43 45 46 and 47 48 with references to ancient terms and tool names. Down entries feature traditional medieval tales and a puzzled solver note Yootyring's Asiwor.
The article discusses a bridge hand from a duplicate pair game where North opens four spades after a one club one diamond auction and South bids slam. It notes most tables reached six spades or six no trump with twelve tricks, and highlights a successful no trump squeeze along with heart and spade play dynamics and key discard decisions.
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