High Court Bulwarks Freedom Of The Press
The US Supreme Court strengthened press freedom by striking down Alabama’s ban on editorials urging a vote. It barred prosecution of James E. Mills for a 1982 Birmingham Post-Herald editorial calling to abolish the Ely commission form of government. The paper lauds the decision as a victory for free speech and a responsible press serving the public’s right to know.
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US. Supreme Court
Alabama
High Court
James E. Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Birmingham
Ely Commission
John M.harlan
Mills
Harlan
Hugo L. Black
U.S
Baytown Sun
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Morse Hanoi Critique
Radio host Fulton Lewis notes Senator Morse's Port land speech advocating withdrawal from Vietnam to unify under Ho Chi Minh. Morse calls Ho a democratic communist, while critics label North Vietnam a brutal police state with widespread persecution, land reform violence, and religious oppression.
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Washington
Radio
Hansi
Sen. Warne Morse D.orej
America
Viet Nam
Ho Chi
Morse
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Library of Congress
Centre
Hanoi
Ol Henry Analyzes Critics On Oscars Show
Henry McIlmore writes to readers responding to critics of his Oscar show critique. He jokes about a simpler ceremony and questions who really benefits from long acceptance speeches, suggesting canceling the event for a documentary instead.
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Henry
America
Hollywood
Lfe
South Dakotta
Jill Decker
Carl Lepper
Ben Hightower
Fritz Ginz
Lou Frinz
Jack Snooper
Herbert Grulp
New York
Louisiana
Maine
Vermont
Hawaii
Arizona
Wil
Armadillo Basket
Johnson Eyes FBI Dodd Probe and Mail Incident
President Johnson reviews the Dodd investigation and requests FBI summaries. A mailing mishap involving Dodd-related documents prompted scrutiny, with postal inspectors noting an unsealed letter and Anderson suggesting possible FBI involvement. California education leaders uncover Rafferty campaign ties to Franklin Press and publishers, stirring probe into campaign finance and publisher contributions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Thomas J. Dodd
Conn
Dodd
Jack Anderson
Connecticut
Washington, D.C
Teo
Lamy J.brien
O'Brien
Hartford
Senator Dodd
Anerson
Anderson
FBI
Yrema
California
Franklin Press
Max Rafferty
Rafferty
Public Schools of
Dr. Ross
Far West
Dallas Lewis
Baytown Sun Masthead and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers, staff roles, and office details. It notes publication afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P.O. Box 308 and 77520, plus carrier and mail subscription rates and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights and republication notices included.
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Baytown
Texas
Associated Press
Transcendentalist Circle Member Returns to America
Ruth Ramsey notes a figure joining the Brook Farm circle with Thoreau Hawthorne Longfellow and Alcott. The piece recounts transcendentalism values including belief in God nature and human goodness plus simple living self reliance and courage. Other birthdays include Jeanne Crain Miles Davis Bennett Cerf Igor Sikorsky Gene Tunney.
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America
Brook Farm
Thoreau
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Bronson Alcott
the Channings
Jeanne Crain
Miles Davis
Bennett Cerf
Igor Sikorsky
Gene Tunney
Duplicate magazine copies and old newsroom feuds
A reader explains two complaints about publishing practices. Miss Elizabeth Jacobsen, Harper’s subscription manager, sent photos proving he signed two cards, admitting duplicate issues were his fault. Bill Auguren of the Fort Worth Press criticizes an Austin Dispatch odor piece and omission of stock show notes, noting the sensory gaps and his long-ago ties to peers. The writer remains amused by Miss Jacobsen and laments receiving Mademoiselle twice.
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Elizabeth Jacobsen
Harper's
Miss Jacobsen
Austin Dispatch
Statehouse
The
Press
Bill
Dispatch
Fort Worth
Austin
Miss Jaccsen
Mademoiselle
Oine
Baytown H Club Praises Parade Support
A Baytown High School letter to the editor expresses sincere thanks to Mr. Fred Hartman and The Baytown Sun staff for their help in making the Baytown parade and fair a great success. Signed by Weldon Haltom president Matt Wilkenson vice president Mike Wilkenson secretary treasurer John Russell reporter.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
Baytown +H Club
Baytown +H
Weldon Haltom
Matt Wilkenson
Mike Wilkenson
John Russell
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker
North dealer North-South vulnerable. Emma Jean Hawes, with Dr John W Fisher, wins four hearts as declarer in the 1958 Masters Pair. Hawes plans every move, wins diamond queen, cashes three top hearts, singles spade, and executes a strategic nine to set up tricks. East’s five card sequence and overcall reveal point distribution guiding the finesse.
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Emma Jean Hawes
John W. Fisher
Jwes
Mrs . Hawes
West
East
Mrs. Hawes
Kelmates Syndicate, Inc
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House of Representatives
Ith Disi
Peace and Freedom
Edna Kelly
Kelly
South Viet Nam
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United States
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ArEon
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Baloney
Yemen
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Ol’ Henry
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McNeught
LBJ
John Birch Society
Dan Smoot
Pepperdine College
P. A. Doheny
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Teapot Dome
Interior
Albert K. Fall
Harding
Los Angeles
Dr. Calvert
American Book Company
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Raffery
Calvert
Che Baytown Sun
Acceese
Pred Hartman
James HL Hale
Preston Pendergress
Beviah Mee Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ant BR. Pritchett
Advertising Department
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Paul Putman
Corie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Mass
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