Hats Off To Our Grads Robert E Lee High School 1965
Editorial salutes 740 Robert E Lee High School graduates and Lee College seniors as commencement marks a new phase in education. It praises preparation for higher learning amid petrochemical and space-age progress, honors teachers, and urges graduates to reflect on their journey and future goals.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
The
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REL
Retirement tribute letter from Baytown educator
A Baytown retiree thanks friends and officials in a heartfelt letter. He cites the mayoral proclamation on May 1 and a school district/PTA farewell event as lasting honors, and expresses gratitude to The Sun staff and local groups. He notes his 42 year teaching career and his wife’s shared thanks.
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The
Sun
Baytown
the Sun
Ashbel Smith School
Parent-Teacher Association
Parent-Teacher Association; the Board of Education
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent
Baytown Education Association
Pt? Anuee
Allochildren
Nnes
Chamber of Commerce
Mokau
Baytown Sun staff and office details listed
The Baytown Sun staff is named including editor and publisher general manager and other management roles. It states publication is afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, with a Baytown Post Office entry as second class matter. Address and subscription rates are listed, along with national representation details.
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John Wadley
Paul Pittman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Crime Hike Blamed On Judges In Washington
Senate Democrat Robert Byrd faulted federal judges as soft on crime, citing a June Mallory ruling that delayed trials. He warned that criminal activity in Washington surged after the decision, while police clear rates fell and juvenile court leniency drew sharp criticism from Miriam Ottenberg and critics on both chambers.
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Fulton Lewis UR
Washington
Senate
Robert C Byrd
West Virginia
Senate Appropriations
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Andrew Mallory
Mallory
D.C
Privetv
John E. Layton
Miriam Ottenberg
Washington Star
Colurshin
PUP
Wish
Cute
Wea
Washington Palice Force
Iso
The Lighter Side Reading a Newspaper Quiz
Henry Melemore surveys filler content in newspapers and the habit of readers answering trivia questions. He notes critics doubt fillers are genuine, yet such prompts encourage engagement and reading even as editors juggle layout and education value.
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Henry Melemore de Sau
Salesipen
Quick History Quiz Quickie S. Answers and Odd Facts
Questions cover Hudibras author and Davy Crockett identity. The Bun shooting phrase is explained as a carnival or party trick term. Fannie Merritt Farmer wrote a famed cookbook. The first Roman emperor to claim Supreme Deity is discussed. The article surveys history notes including the 1787 Constitutional Convention opening, ancient statues near Arenophis II, and a playful language piece.
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Hudibras
Davy Crockett
Fannie Merritt Farmer
Travellers of antiquity explain a statue mystery
Centre Press writer Ruth Ramsey reflects on an ancient statue tied to mythic figures. The column teases a quiz with names at the bottom, noting war, courage, and future health prompts, while hinting at a famous site of fame and a reference to Mayzolinn.
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Mag
Achilles
Thismes
Aurora
City of Hope Hospital in Los Angeles Noted For Charity
Washington column describes City of Hope in Los Angeles as a unique medical city founded in 1913 by Louis Pertsin and Leon Shilberg. It notes no funds from charity drives, high non Jewish patient share, and generous care, while reporting on defense department checks and other political references amid scattered anecdotes.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
U.S
3.A
City of Hope
Los Angles
Louis Pertsin
Leon Shilberg
Earl
Maderinus Vanidine
Tel & Tel
Bell
Iat Bell
Justice Department
Bolivia
Australia
Tleghans Monopolies
Letters To The Editor Praise For Baytewa PTA Support
Readers thank Ashbel Smith PTA and Cesar Sep for ongoing support to Baytewa students and teachers. They express appreciation for the booster efforts and note the value of parent and community involvement in school activities and programs.
Know Your Bridge Read by South Dealer and East West
A fragmented bridge game narrative discusses players East West and South, detailing hands and tactics. It references known players and terms like ace, lead, retard, and pass base, concluding with analysis of play and scoring notes.
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Ertzedad
Kang Pratt
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Listing
Puzzle clues appear garbled with several broken phrases and misprints. Readable items include a few across clues such as Aromatic hero Cathkin Bet and loam, with many entries truncated or jumbled. The fragmentary text suggests a newspaper crossword page with scattered clue numbers and stray letters.
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Houston Post
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Lincerely
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McFarland Baytown
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Che Baytount Sun
Fred Heardian
James Wi. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulan Sine Jackson
Robert K. Climare
Bill Hartman
Sing Department
Fulton Lewis
Chile
John Median
Colicbia
Patie
Marie
Faventey
Gazette
Gomewee A
Kansas
Ralph Waida Erir- Son
Inar Siksoresky
Tito of
Fregoslavia
Betincti Cerf
Jeanne Crain
Miles Davis
Gere Tunney
Delecates
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Lixor
Arenophis
Ruth Ramsey
Centre Press
Mayzolinn
Samuel Butler
Tennessee
Bert
Eermibat Aden
Defense Department
Beawecey
Tieulenmant
Lamport
University of Southern California
California College of Law
Cite Universitaire
University of Southern Cifornia
le Universi Faire
Paris
Palilies
California
Anes
Panet
Mission
Soules
Ober
Bell System
Midwest City
Andy Pendent
United
Pune
Ras Reiand
Geven
Teaners
Sno Provide
Baytewa PT
Mepeeial Ter
Ashbel Smith Pta
Fobier
Cesar
B. Jay Decker
South Dealer
NORD
Akgess
Ode Pass
Cathkin
Bet
Cole
Ear
Phoat
Flospital
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