Sit-In Ruling Clarifies Court History and Private Rights
Editorial traces Supreme Court sit-in decisions from Reconstruction through 1883 and 1954 to today, noting a clash between private business discretion and state power. It discusses Justice Harlan’s ancestral stance, modern interpretation by Douglas, and whether private venues may bar services without government pressure.
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New York
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
William O. Douglas
Justice Harlan
Douglas
Vision of Transport and Technology Futures
Babson explores rapid shifts in transportation from ox sleds to jets, predicting widespread TV driven comforts and brain power use, with future tech like magnifying glasses and insect-based food ideas. He notes MIT influence, insect risks, and vast farm aviation use in crop spraying.
Baytown Sun masthead and imprint details
The Baytown Sun Inc prints afternoon editions Monday through Friday and Sundays. Editors and publishers include James B Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K L Gilmore with John Wadley Corrie Laughlin as advertising manager and office staff. The paper is entered as second class mail in Baytown Texas and priced at 145 dollars per month or 17.40 per year.
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Fred Hartman
James BH Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert KL Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O
Quick Quiz: Curtain lecture and geopolitics quiz
A reader trivia page asks: what is a curtain lecture and which two countries lie separated by the Kolen mountain range. It also asks which cross has three bars, whether alligators relate to crocodiles, and the onus proband in Isa. A birthday notice honors Artie Shaw and Alfred Sloan, with a biographical prompt about a French journalist.
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Kolen
Isa
Congressional hints of Grumman ties spark probe glare
Washington report claims four Republican congressmen seek a probe into Democratic and Grumman Aircraft contributions after Bettalata urged subcontractors to buy Nassau County Democrats Journal ads for a $100 plate dinner. The piece notes Grumman funds for a $1,000 plate dinner linked to Kenedy's campaign and oil executives’ purchases, while General Dynamics and Grumman vie for a $6 billion TFX deal.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Grumman
J. B. Bettaliata
Nassau County
Democrats’ Journal
Kenedy
Texas
Bedford Wynne
Murchison
Wynne
Grumman Aircraft
General Dynamics
Democratic National Committee
Thanking Sun Staff for Bond Election Publicity
A letter from J. T. Horeczy, president of the school board, thanks The Sun and staff for publicity on the school bond election and extends appreciation on behalf of board members.
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the Sun
J. T. Horeczy
Canada Flight Bomber Fuel Bases To Close
Ottawa AP Two of four U S air tanker bases used for refueling bomber flights will be closed by July 1 External Affairs Minister Paul Martin announced The bases at Frobisher Bay on Baffin Island and Fort Churchill Manitoba will be returned to civilian use as no longer needed due to longer range tanker planes The bases at Cold Lake and Namao Alberta will stay in operation.
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Cold Lake
Namao
Alberta
Bible Verse And To Whom Swore He Rest
A Bible verse queries who were refused entry into rest and who believed not. It references Hebrews 3:18 and the question of who did not enter God’s rest.
Six Club Slam Through Squeezes and Rectifying the Count
In six clubs with West leading diamonds, declarer uses a squeeze by discarding a spade on the opening lead and rectifying the count. West’s likely diamond holdings and missing spade strength guide the plan to win spades and hearts, then cash trumps to force a two-trick position where all remaining cards become winners. The tactic hinges on creating an one-trick deficit early to reach the winner position.
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South West
West
Declarer
South
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