Editorials New Plan To Help Baytown Schools
Baytown voters backed over four million dollars in bonds for new facilities. The plan moves ninth grade to the high school, uniting grades within four junior schools for smoother academics. It expands intermediate training, shifts sixth grade to junior high, and emphasizes intramural activities and local competition. Space freed in elementary schools can house libraries, boosting reading and research for children. A better day lies ahead for your children, driven by this new program.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Notable figures in brief life events and honors
Former Montana Senator Burton Wheeler, 81, escaped with minor scalp wounds in a Washington DC car crash and quipped about being hard headed. Helen Hayes plans charity auctions of Nyack home contents and will sell the estate after 32 years in the White House. Aldo Ray and Johanna Bennett welcome a son named Paul born in Burbank California. Capt Edward J Dwight Jr, Americas first Negro astronaut trainee, urges Kansas City high school grads to pursue education tempered with faith. Caption includes retail and national management descriptors.
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Associated Press
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Washington, D C
Nyack
N.Y
New York City
Big
White House
Charles MacArthur
Aldo Ray
Johanna Bennett
An Seound
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Calif
Paul
Edward J. Dwight Jr
Americas
Neero Astrenant
Ward Hich School
Kansas City
Kan
Air Force
Stand, Sir Opinion on Cuba Troop Strength and Policy
Barry Goldwater argues removal of Soviet troops from Cuba should be U.S. top objective. He cites Senate subcommittee findings suggesting 17,000 plus Soviets remain, with some withdrawals but no clear evidence of reduced military capability. He warns the hemisphere faces Communist erosion and loss of sovereignty if unchecked. The piece concludes with a biblical verse from Psalms.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Cuba
U.S
Stennis
Subcommittee
Sen
Kenneth Keating
R-N
Timate
Senate Subcommittee
Latin America
Try and Stop Me reader tale of a Quaker showdown
In a town a sober Quaker gentleman faced a group of inebriated neighbors who coerced him to drink. They overpowered him, forced a funnel to his mouth, and poured liquor down his throat until he fell to the ground. As he recovered he answered with a firm vow to refuse.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Gordon Cooper
Honolulu
U.S
Jack Hall
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s __ Union
ILWU
Communist Party
Hall
Cooper
Hawaii
John Burns
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Smith
Korea
Pearl Harbor
Far East
Naval Base
Today’s Grab Bag And Pop Quiz Answers Revealed
A quirky newspaper column presents trivia and word clues. It asks who was the first Bourbon king, locates two high places, explains physics terms, and jokes about collage placement. It notes a 1937 political resignation, and profiles naval figures tied to a submarine tragedy.
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Aroada
Sarnoff warns Satellite Corp amid doubts on profit
Washington report details Gen. David Sarnoff letter questioning the Communications Satellite Corp future. He argues transistorized cables will double transoceanic traffic and that private carriers with government regulation should run all cables and future satellites. He notes five to ten years for reliable global service and suggests amending law to let a large public utility satellite company acquire all U S cable and telecom facilities.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
David Sarnoff
RCA
U.S.A
Communications Satellite Corp
Leo Welch
U.S
Sarnoff
Senate
Sens
Kefauver
Gore
Gruening
Burdick Et al
American Tel
Tel
Sarnoft
Satellite Corporation
Kennedy
Satellite
Welch
Sarrinoff
Gen. Sarnoff
Fred Kappel
ATET
James E. Dingman
At&t
North Atlantic
Gen Sarnoff
Dingman
Rand
American Satellite Corporation
Weather Bureau moves thermometer higher in Twin Cities
Minneapolis officials protested last winter as the official thermometer read colder than downtown, but the Weather Bureau will move the instrument 15 feet higher starting today to reduce readings. Tests show a possible 5 to 10 degree variation on calm nights, reflecting pride in civic accuracy.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Weather Bureau
Castro nationalizes Cuban laboratories in Havana bid
Key West AP report says Fidel Castro's regime nationalized Merck Sharp and Dohme International laboratories in Cuba by government decree. The Ministry of Industries will run the plant and no compensation was noted. Castro sought ransom worth 33 million in drugs for Bay of Pigs captives.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Merck, Sharp and Dohme International Laboratories
Cuba
Havana Radio
Ministry of Industries
Merck, Sharp and Dohme
Castro
Liberty Bell at Independence Hall Tower
The Liberty Bell stands in the Independence Hall tower. It has been cast three times and its history includes many vicissitudes tied to patriotic events.
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Independence Hall
Guessing to make five diamonds in bridge odds
In North South bridge play a typical five diamond contract shows how careful deduction on a club lead and spade sequence determines whether declarer should win with the ten or queen. East or West distribution guides the final choice to maximize odds.
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South
West
East
Declarer
Ttes Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE DOWN 4
Puzzle clue indicates a four down entry about shrinkage. The fill likely involves a common crossword answer for shorten or reduce. Readers work through intersecting words to complete the grid.
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