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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1964
Page
5
Analysis of postwar governance notes a sprawling, bewildering federal machine. Presidents cannot trim red tape alone and experts warn that costs, pages of regulation, and a vast civil service shape policy more than any single leader.
In a broad Texas runoff primary, Democrats and Republicans select nominees for November. Houston businessman George Bush and lawyer Jack Cox vie for the Republican Senate nomination against Ralph Yarborough. Incumbent Joe Pool faces Bill Hayes for the Democratic at large seat. District races feature Malcolm McGregor versus Richard White and Lindsey Rodriguez and Eligio de la Garza seeking seats, with Ed Foreman opposing Brice Altar. Republican challengers will contest 23 seats in Washington.
Jimmy Jones son of Rev Basil Jones of Baytown travels to Lima Peru for six weeks with LAOS Laymen's Overseas Service as one of seven students from Sam Houston State Teachers College. They will run programs for children in Lima slums and work on a chapel center project with a small organ and instruments. St Mark's Methodist Church covers most transport and meals while all participants work without pay and cover their own costs.
Mrs Ethel Larson of San Bernardino California visits her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Edward A Chapman. Dee An Denson daughter of Mr and Mrs Tammie Denson has a bridal shower at the home of Mrs J Ay Bennet. Miss Denson is a bride-to-be from Houston. bridesmaids are named and guests served.
Detroit police retiree Isaac Corp recovered his service revolver after 41 years. Lost on April 26, 1923, the department charged him 24 dollars to replace it and now offers a refund. The gun was found in a mailbox in suburban St. Clair Shores in good condition.
An account notes anthracite coal as the initial mineral fuel adopted for American blast furnaces. Fragmentary text mentions the shift and context in early industrial practice.
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