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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
6
The editorial argues the Soviet promise to investigate embassy bugging in Moscow and warns that the damage is done. It notes more than 170 listening devices found in 15 years and suggests embassies and diplomatic homes remain at risk. It cites a Prague ambassador's fireplace transmitter as a sophisticated example.
Al Melingers column defends a 61-year-old Houston woman who feeds pigeons and faces eviction. He notes pigeon lice fears, cites urban anti-pigeon campaigns in New York and other cities, and suggests the owner could stop feeding or feed discreetly to avoid neighbor protests.
Truman revealed to Marianne Means that he caught his wife Bess burning letters in their Independence residence when he asked why she did so. She replied she was burning his letters to her and urged history, while warning against storing resentment. Mental health guidance offers calm nerves through venting anger, listening, compromising, and relaxing breaks.
Baytown Sun announces editorial staff and management including editor publisher general manager and office manager. Second class matter at Baytown Texas Post Office. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Subscription rates 3 145 per month 17 40 per year. Member of the Associated Press?
Holmes Alexander argues that the Vietnam crisis must be weighed by public intuition and national resolve rather than mere logic. He contrasts past wartime losses with current policy debates and urges the President to seek public endorsement of any offensive step to end the conflict through careful, principled decision making.
North is to move at three notrump after four spades. The article discusses safe leads and card play decisions in a three notrump hand, including when to cover the ten of spades, the risk of finessing, and the potential to reach nine tricks if West started with four spades or if East holds Q109.
Five quick trivia items ask about a sire of winning racehorses since 1925, a famed Greek fables writer, the meaning of Nirvana, Portugal's government form, and England's oldest university. Also included are quotes, today in history events, births, and a spot of fame riddle tied to a historic mining era.
Nikita Khrushchev, 70, endured 15 days in Egypt touring farms and factories in scorching Aswan dust. He raced through rock tunnels building hydroelectric power as crowds chanted and he delivered long speeches. In Cairo, the Khrushchevs and son in law Alexei Adzhubei dined at Kubbeh Palace, once King Farouk’s residence.
Twenty two delegates pledged to Barry Goldwater will challenge New York State GOP organization candidates in the June 2 primary. Several organization backers refuse to commit to Rockefeller, arguing for fluid loyalty and potential first ballot issues. Goldwater aims for a handful of delegates while Rockefeller trims his own delegation prospects.
New York reports a rise in business spending boosting the economy yet economists question if this is a true boom. The Department of Commerce notes solid gains since April 1, while bankers fear the increase may be exaggerated as postwar profit margins lag behind output growth.
Crossword items listed across and down with multiple misprints. Readers solve clues like Pedding insects river embankment and other entries though several letters and words are garbled. The page seems to reproduce a KING Feature daily puzzle with several corrupted lines and stray numbers.
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