We Salute Our '62 Baytown Graduates
The Sun salutes 1962 graduates in Baytown and adjacent areas as hundreds don caps and gowns to receive certificates and honors. The piece extols college paths, financing options, and the Space Age as a driver for ambition, urging graduates to seize opportunity and define the future.
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Freedom Bond Drive promotes civic duty and financial strength
The U S Treasury urges citizens to buy Freedom Bonds during the cold war era, presenting it as both a patriotic duty and a smart financial move. It emphasizes two slogans Underwrite your country's might and Keep freedom in your future and invites bond volunteers, noting the drive costs nothing upfront and supports national security while benefiting personal finances.
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Newspaper staff roles listed in internal page index
A fragmented internal page lists staff titles including Peace Editor Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Assistant to Publisher Circulation Director Retail Manager National Manager and similar roles. The sequence suggests an organizational roster or roles allocation across departments.
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Letters From Readers Reflect Liberal Conservative Tensions
A Baytown letters page features readers debating liberal and conservative clashes at precinct and county levels. One letter questions manners at conventions and cites religious identity, while another thanks a journalist for accurately reporting a fatal scooter accident, noting community impact and renewed church involvement.
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A sourced collection of 1963 humor quotes by Bennett Cerf with notable quips from Abe Martin Sinclair Lewis Calvin Coolidge Harry Truman Emerson and others. The piece notes Cerf’s book distribution by King Features Syndicate and references a jocular sanatorium anecdote about alcohol use.
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Today's Grab Bag and Trivia Quickie
A collage of trivia and misc notes asks: 1 Country of the peacock native to, 2 author of Red Roses for Me, 3 origin of modern horse racing, 4 Hyperion’s defining trait, 5 is a sheepshank a cut of meat a barrel or a knot. It also includes a “Happened Today” note about 1816 Mexico war declaration, a “Folk of Fame” item, language tips, and a birthday salute to Herbert Marshall and Artie Shaw.
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Washington Report on grain storage scandal and Corbin row
Pearson laments a broad storage crack in surplus crops system and names Willard Garvey and Estes cases as examples. He notes PAC power, government contracts, and payments while outlining Wisconsin Democrat Paul Corbin’s absence from Kennedy Milwaukee dais amid past Communist-linked allegations and political ties.
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Roosevelt Jr Faces $38736 1958 Tax Deficiency
U S Tax Court records indicate Franklin D Roosevelt Jr claims a $38736 deficiency for 1958 while IRS says his taxable income was $93051. He disputes $12847 of the tax and contends $18615 from the Sunrise at Campobello play was compensation for loss of privacy and not taxable income.
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Smart bridge play to slow down and spot the trick
Expert bidding and play illustrate a hidden defense idea in a South opens and West leads clubs. The key is East signaling through high-low and a third club round, then West overruffing. The winning line is to discard a spade from dummy on the third club, preventing a successful overtrump and crushing the defense.
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