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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
10
Editorial notes the economy hits new highs mid second quarter with prosperity and confidence. It weighs wage patterns in autos, tax cut effects on consumers, and the risk of inflation before autumn elections. The piece calls for moderation in wage demands and cautions on price rises and expansion plans shaping growth.
A light editorial piece portrays a self described amateur bird watcher who observes raucous backyard birds from inside a house. It humorously contrasts golf and bridge with bird watching while detailing a seed fed tableau of cardinals blue jays starlings and assorted brownish birds. The observer notes a cautious resident red hind and recounts a near-miss with a window collision.
Canal Street streetcars, among the oldest in America since 1861, are slated for conversion to buses starting May 3. The move, opposed by a group fearing loss of New Orleans identity, is supported by the New Orleans Public Service Company which cites cost and efficiency.
Baytown Sun notices list editor and publisher roles and staff positions. It lists publication timing afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, and notes office location in Bartown Texas with subscription rates and national representation. The text is an archival masthead fragment with boilerplate about republication rights and Associated Press membership.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on New Hampshire's 2nd District where Congressman James C. Cleveland attacks Public Works Chair Charles Buckley. Buckley's veto risk threatens highway, courthouse, and post office projects. Cleveland blasts Buckley’s staff pattern while urging minority staff representation on committees. He cites nine Buckley aides earning over $2.5 million combined.
In Washington AP reports the Army is retiring the old CH21 banana helicopters from South Vietnam, replacing them with UH-1 turbine choppers. Over 200 UH-1s already deployed. the old aircraft fly missions no more as the Pentagon shifts resources to the war effort amid congressional criticism.
It lists quick questions: Geldelberg is known for its dancing girls, common salt is sodium chloride, the cheetah is used for hunting, cowboys wear chaps over their trousers, and the First Crusade occurred 1096 to 1099 A.D.
Washington report by Drew Pearson analyzes California's June 2 primary. Goldwater's fate hinges on voter turnout. Rockefeller and his allies push to energize Republicans while others warn of a Johnson-era backlash. California Senate race contrasts Pierre Salinger’s glamor with Alan Cranston's methodical organization. Jackie Kennedy's possible Disneyland trip could boost Salinger.
A compact verse from Romans 6 23 presents contrast between wages of sin and the gift of God offering eternal life through Jesus Christ. The line emphasizes salvation through faith. A concise reminder of Christian doctrine inviting contemplation and devotion.
A Baytown reader praises AL L. Martin for his years of fair minded service as foreman of the light company and retirement. The letter urges residents to support him and acknowledges his influence on the community and housing authority matters.
South vulnerable with five example hands and bidding choices after a pass. Analysis covers two hearts two no trump four hearts three hearts and two diamonds, explaining how passing alters forcing values and how partner bids affect the plan.
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