Baytown Clean-Up Push Urges Sign Removal After Elections
Editorial urges candidates to remove faded signs from last Saturday’s primaries and highlights city wide efforts by residents and the Chamber of Commerce to improve appearance. It notes planned spring sprucing of streets, hydrants and curbs, and calls for civic participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pentagon vows to press on with nuclear arms program
Fulton Lewis summarizes criticism by Rep. Craig Hosmer that the Pentagon and Budget Bureau are underfunding underground nuclear testing and weapons labs. He cites Kennedy era assurances, reduced budgets for Los Alamos Livermore Sandia, and a need to maintain underground test capability amid Soviet advances. A second item notes US military gear shortages in Vietnam with rusted ammunition and inadequate protection reported by Marines.
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United States
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Moscow
U.S
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Thomas White
Congress
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Hosmer
Los Alamos
Livermore
Sandia
Romans 9 33 Behold I lay in Zion a stumbling stone
A biblical quotation from Romans 9 33 about a rock of offense and a stumbling stone in Zion, stating that whoever believes in him shall not be ashamed. The wording emphasizes faith and redemption through belief in the prophecy.
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Sion
Quiz Q and Answers on Historical Politics and Astronomy
The text presents a brief Q A on a former vice president presiding over the Senate during a murder indictment, maple tree tapping limits, and which constellation holds first rank in the heavens, identifying Orion as the commonly considered finest.
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Aaron Burr
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Yankees Fire Keane for CBS Style Stratagem
A columnist claims CBS chairman William Paley and president Frank Stanton fire Johnny Keane as Yankees manager, citing their belief in adding TV show style assistants to players and staff to improve onfield performance. The piece notes plans to expand Houk’s staff with many advisers, signaling a radical management shift.
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Keane
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Whitey Ford
Roger Maris
Houk
Red Skelton
Libel suits and press freedom across politics
Washington column discusses Sen Dodd libel action to silence disclosures, Christopher Dairy Farms pressure on California editors, and the press role under the First Amendment. It notes court limits, public official scrutiny, and ongoing coverage despite threats. It also touches U S diplomacy and Britain debated troop transfers to South Vietnam and Israel's stance on recognizing South Vietnam.
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Christopher Farms Dairy
California
George Christopher
Christopher
James C. Purcell
Christopher Dairy Farms
KFBE
Sacramento
McClatchy
Christopher Farms Corp
New York
California Health Department
Marin County
Coure
Supreme Court
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Sulivan
U.S
Dodd
Sen
Connecticut
Baytown Sun masthead and publisher details
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors, managers, and staff including Che Baytoun Sun Fred Hartman James H Hale Beulah Mae Jackson and Beulah Mae Jackson. It notes publication at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail address P O Box 308 Baytown TX 77520 and ad rates. The paper is a daily and Sunday edition with AP wire service and classified text about republication rights.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergress Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. QC
Texan Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Radhium Uranium Source and Ac tium Battle Winners
Quick answer pack covers mineral sources of radhim and uranium, the actium 31 B C victory, two Pulitzer Prize winning novelists, power loom inventor, and the portrait on the two dollar bill. Includes a sunrise note on Shakespeare quote and Nellie Melba born today 1858.
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B.C
Dame Nellie Melba
Burnley
Melbourne
Australia
Helen Porter Armatrong
Brussels
Gilda
Opera star Dame Ruth Ramsey remembered on birthday
Ruth Ramsey, famed opera singer known for appearances in Paris and London, vocal range across lyric coloratura and Wagnerian roles, earned Dame title in 1918, retired 1926 but kept concert work briefly. Other birthday names include Dr Alan Guttmacher and Lady Astor.
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Alan F. Guttmather
Nen‘cy Astor
Buseall
Gil Mc Dougal
Two Jobs For Some Workers
Government figures show 5.2 percent of employed hold more than one job, moonlighting often a necessity rather than greed. Most moonlighters are men aged 25 to 44. few work second jobs in their base field, many in services, retail, or agriculture. Women moonlighting is far less common, but widows and divorced women account for about one third of female moonlighters.
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Babson Park
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Post Office Department
Eacn
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
East dealer vulnerability noted as North South West East pass sequence leads to a rare trump coup. South uses seven hearts grand slam, forcing a complex trump elimination to defeat East after dummy shows favorable card configuration. South profits by precise ruffing strategy and careful play to secure the contract.
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Declarer
East
South
North
King
Hast
West
Coup Res Syndicate, Inc
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