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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1962
Page
4
The piece argues that a 200 person labor management meeting produced no agreement while a smaller cabinet committee made progress. It notes wartime deals reached essential accords, cites Wagner Act of 1935 and Taft Hartley Act of 1947, and suggests future gains depend on fear of government intervention rather than mutual reason.
The column notes slow U S backed Alliance for Progress in Venezuela and across Latin America. It cites eight months to process a $10,000,000 rural housing loan, criticizes State Department delays, and contrasts private initiative like Eugenio Mendoza's slum plan with limited government urgency. It mentions Venezuela Colombia Chile Peru and Cuba era Castroism pressures.
Rep Henry B Gonzalez of San Antonio initiates a Washington learning tour visiting top officials and cabinet members. The 46 year old Democrat documents trips and work experiences to constituents while planning to bring his family to Washington for the new session. He faces no opposition in the May primary and seeks a two year term beginning next January as he settles into a House seat with ongoing house hunting.
The Lions Club of Channelview met at Baker's cafeteria and planned installation of officers for June 16 at Baker's. Nelson Longnecker, deputy district governor of District 22 of Lions International, will install the new officers.
Two Little League games were played Tuesday night in Channelview. The Redbirds beat the Odds 1-0 on an unearned run in the sixth inning as Terry Armstrong collected three hits and scored the winning run. Jimmie King and Dale Bohannon pitched for the Redbirds, allowing five hits. Perry Hampton walked one, but Bohannon earned the win. There will be no games Wednesday. the Bulls face the Eagles in peewee action Thursday at 4 p.m. The Cats meet the Oilers at 5 p.m. in the minor league, and the Redbirds face the Pirates in the major league in the third game of the night.
Baytown Sun published in Baytown Texas with staff roles listed including editor publisher Beulah Mac Jackson Beulah resigned. Office manager James H. Hale and Robert K. Gilmore assistant to publisher. Advertising department led by John Wadley and Corrie Laura Manager. Subscription rates shown and AP rights noted.
The piece asks about who wrote A Week on the Concord and Merrimac Rivers and the central idea remark, inquires into the Ganges waterway, pyro maney meaning, lion versus tiger, and cites Joseph Joubert. It then notes a Virginia Republican congressman from Hopewell and another from Radford with biographical hints.
The column hints at a 38 year old congressman who became a partner in a law firm, studied at the University of Virginia, and entered Congress in 1952, with local chamber of commerce activity noted. The piece also lists birthday wishes for notable figures and a small quiz with fragmented lines.
CIA sourced reports from FOOCHOW SWATOW and Chao An describe extreme hunger poverty and crime in China driving refugees to Hong Kong. Details include suicides, theft at markets, forced fertilizer production, and mass movements as refugees face barriers at Hong Kong and Berlin walls.
American Legion Auxiliary announces 1962 Poppy Day in Channelview and the North Shore area Saturday to honor more than 500000 Americans who died and nearly 1 million wounded in World War II and Korea. Memorial poppies, made by disabled veterans, will be worn as tribute and to benefit disabled veterans and their families.
A compact note gathering biblical phrases about righteousness and salvation. Mentions Romans and Psalms themes with scattered phrases, reflecting scriptural meditation and confession. The fragmentary text emphasizes inner heart faith and outward speech as paths to grace.
Funeral services for Connie Leigh Smith one month old were held at Howard Funeral Home in Channelview. Rev. Jerry E. Smith officiated. The infant drowned in Chocolate Bayou while on a family outing near Liverpool. Survivors include parents Lawrence and Mrs. Smith of Channelview and six sisters, one brother. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sr. and Mrs. Beth Pickert. Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park.
Bridge problem analysis offers specific bids for five hands after One Diamond opened and partner rebid One Spade. The notes discuss raising spades with three trumps, bidding four spades to force game on limited points, using two clubs as ambiguous and possible minimums, jumping to three spades with three trumps, and leaping to three no trump with 20 plus points.
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