Baytown Welcomes U S Steel Top Team Man
The Baytown Sun reports U S Steel will place Harry S Spitz from Portage Indiana in Baytown to supervise construction of its Texas Works east of the city in West Chambers County. Spitz, a First Team member, will move from Gary Indiana as early as next year and oversee a plant expected to employ 500 to 600 workers with potential for a second phase expanding toward Gary scales. Local leaders welcomed him and predicted Baytown’s growth into a regional steel center.
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Baytown
U.S. Steel
Texas
Chambers County
Spitzes
Portage
Lake Michigan
Spitz
Goose Creek Country Club
Hubert W. Graham
Pittsburgh
Big Steel Company
Graham
Philadelphia
U.S
Fairless Works
Fairless Hills
U.S. Steels
Gary
Ind
Southwest
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
J&l
Eisenhower
Red China image drives campaign to reshape U.S policy
Fulton Lewis reports a broad drive to improve Communist China's image. Figures like Lattimore Fairbank and Clubb push realism in policy, seeking Beijing's UN entry and broader ties. Labor, religious, and liberal lawmakers back cultural trade links, while officials weigh détente steps and curbs on hostility.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
China
Owen Lattimore
John K. Fairbank
Oliver Edmund Clubb
United Siefs
Pekine
United Nedons
Fairbank
Americans For
Inst Fali
Yale
Harvard
University of California At Berkeley
American Friends Service Committee
Peking
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Red
BicGovern
Stephen Young
Ohio
Wayne Morse
Dore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Ark
U.S
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D.-Mass
Kennedy
Red China
Taiwan
Lattimore, Fairbank, and Company
Ted Kennedy
Humphrey
State Rusk
Weston E_ Vivian
D.mich
Vivian
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle Snippet
A scrambled word list fragment shows entries like Eluded Expunges and Feminine name bod y with numbers and clues related to word meanings and language skills. The damaged OCR hints at a word power feature with multiple terse definitions and cross-references.
California clamps down on illicit LSD in first state action
Governor Edmund G. Brown signed a law banning unauthorized possession and use of LSD, declaring it targets thrill seekers while protecting legitimate research. The act imposes misdemeanors with up to $1000 fines or one year in jail and makes manufacture or sale felonies with multi year penalties. Sacramento announced the signing.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Congress
Los Angeles
Sac Tamento
Cuban Refugees Crowd Into 24 Foot Boat
Twenty nine Cubans crowded into a 24 foot boat arriving in Miami. An 84 year old seaman Hodolio Penaranda recalled uncomfortable days spent hiding in swamps and jungles while awaiting transit. The month’s total to date reached 122 arrivals, the largest for the year.
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Miami
Fla
Hodolio Penaranda
Penaranda
Oil Tax Gap Seen Fueling War Effort
Treasury experts say closing oil loopholes could fund part of the Viet Nam war without new taxes. They cite that 20 top oil firms avoided billions in taxes from 1955 to 1965, with several large companies paying very low rates in 1964 and 1962, while President Johnson faces pressure to curb deductions and depletion allowances.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Standard of New Jersey
Uncle Sam
Standard Oil
Texaco
California
Standard
Indiana
Shell
Allen
Lby
Texas
Munsey Building
Congress
Time Running Out For Providing Funds
Congress races to pass annual appropriation bills before July 1 as only Interior funding has cleared. Senate debates truth in packaging labeling and panel expansion for CIA oversight while House hews to narcotics cure bills and a $17.8 billion military procurement measure with added funds and items not sought by the administration.
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Interior Department
Congress
Treasury Post Office
Senate House
Capitol Hill
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Judi
Ciary Committee
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Commerce Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard B. Russell
Dga
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
House
Baytown The Baytown Daily News Staff and Office Details
A damaged OCR fragment lists editorial and publishing staff at a Baytown Texas newspaper. It includes roles such as editor and publisher James H. Hale, general manager Preston Pendergrass, Beulah Mae Jackson managing editor, and others. It notes the paper is published afternoons and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive with subscription rates and mailing details.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass Aa Beeen Ee Eee Seeedn
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Ceneess
Baytown
Texas
Baytown On, Inc
Memorial’ Drive
P.O. Box
South's Problem is Club Loser
South faces four potential losers as he counts winners and missing aces, with clubs vulnerable after defense ruffs. He must choose a rapid line to reduce losers, aiming to manage trumps and discard the club while reacting to the opponents' aces and knockouts.
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South
Strategy to beat a losing club by spade ruff and discards
The narrator analyzes a bridge scenario where South can beat a losing club by targeting spades and clubs. If spades break 5-2 or better and clubs run twice, South can win the first club in dummy, discard a club on a spade, and ruff in dummy. Then he noses out trumps after ruffing the last club, assuming favorable breaks.
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South
Winning bridge tips and a blood transfusion history note
A bridge quiz asks how to respond after two diamonds over a heart bid, urging partner to decide in lack of a clear action. The page also notes Oswald Jacoby’s book and a request for a mail order copy. A historical blood transfusion record traces early cases and Landsteiner’s discovery of blood groups.
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Champis Oswald Jacoby
Dept. A
New York
N.Y
Karl Landsteiner
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