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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1960
Page
4
The Goose Creek Country Club marks a milestone with a Sunday open house for the new dining room clubhouse and swimming pool. The 230 members who formed the project celebrate progress toward a golf course under construction and plans for future expansion, inviting more members to join Baytown’s growing community hub.
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana spoke on The Deepening Disquiet. He warned of a stormy sea in a powerful ship and criticized foreign aid totaling near 100 billion over 15 years. He blamed inflation on government meddling and urged solutions beyond bigger subsidies.
A biblical verse from Revelation 1 3 emphasizes blessing for those who read hear and keep the words of this prophecy for the time is near
A curious note explains that a stricken snake does not wait for sun to die and that a diamond of the highest purity is called first water. It adds that color is the key factor in judging a diamond.
The Baytown Sun publishes weekday and Sunday editions from Baytown Texas with staff including Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman Preston Pendergrast and Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jack. Details on offices circulation and printing appear in the masthead.
A collage of trivia and reminiscences includes Abraham Lincoln questions, a labyrinth origin, treaty locations, and the Battle of Anstectiat. It notes birthdays for Dennia Day and Laurence Ouster, plus a Folk of Fame piece about Robert Moseley.
Drew Pearson discusses Berlin as the frontline of the revived cold war. He recounts Stalin’s alleged letters to Khrushchev and how Khrushchev opened the first during the 20th Congress and the second during the Hungarian crisis. The piece contrasts East and West Berlin, notes East Berlin’s transformation, and explains why Berlin remains central to Communist economic and political aims.
Crossword puzzle clues listed for across and down entries with partial readability and several garbled terms. Highlights include hints for twin crystals and sea rise theme entries, plus sections on verbs such as soothe depart and binders like pendant ornament and funeral bell sound.
Barry Goldwater critiques Sen. Mansfield and Adlai Stevenson on federal overreach and social programs. He warns that 28 years of liberal, federally controlled plans erode freedom and incentives, urging limited government and constitutional restraint. The piece questions why tranquilizers exceed space exploration spending and calls for stance against radical liberal policy.
Trustees of House of Prayer for All People sue to recover more than a million dollars held by the IRS related to the late Charles M Grace. They claim the assets belong to the church not the evangelist who died in January. Amounts cited include 78,922 in Baltimore banks and 1,055,271 from New York property sales.
A dense TV log lists Saturday night through Monday morning programming. Shows include Roy Rogers Bonanza Perry Mason Gunsmoke The Andy Griffith Show and various news and religious programs, with afternoon baseball Pittburg at Milwaukee and a range of classic film and variety offerings.
Washington AP Backers of a 975 million dollar school construction aid bill are confident of House passage though opponents object. Rep Gra ham A Barden says the federal role in education should end. The measure would grant 325 million yearly for three years with state matching after year one. The Senate favors a separate 1.8 billion dollar two year plan allowing funds for teachers salaries. The Eisenhower plan proposes underwriting state bonds for five years with half interest and charges.
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker analyzes a rubber bridge hand where East doubles two diamonds despite weak spades. South then overcalls spades, East redoubles, and South makes three. The lesson: better to double with poor trumps than risk giving away a game by timid double.
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