Downtown Baytown to gain 75 100 parking spaces
A Baytown Chamber of Commerce led cooperative program with the City of Baytown and Southern Pacific Railroad will create 75 to 100 new parking spaces in the west end block bounded by West Texas South Main West Pearce and South Commerce. The railroad will relocate its spur and lease the land to the city at low cost with shoppers paying via parking meters. City Council backing followed a chamber presentation by Harry Mansey.
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Baytown
Chamel of Commerce
West Texas
South Main
West Pearce
South Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Mansey
A Chamber of Commerce Committee
Kennedy and Soviet colonialism critique in 1960s debate
The letter argues Sen Kennedy inflames colonialism talk by backing Egyptian Arab nationalism and Algerian rebels against France. It contends the real colonial power is the Soviet Union, detailing Soviet economic dominance over Hungary and Eastern Europe, high oil and raw material prices, military garrisons surrounding Budapest, and the aim to keep populations subdued. It notes France's 1912 Moroccan entry left infrastructure but criticizes colonial legacies.
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Washington
Sen. Kennedy
France
United States
Sen. Kenned
Senate Foreign Relations
Africa
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Ben. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Warsaw
Kremlin
Hungary
Great Britain
Free World
Hangiliany
Red Army
Budapest
Kanos Erdar
Ine
Europe
Morocco
Baytown Sun Masthead Note and Rates
The Baytown Sun published afternoons mornings and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc in Baytown Texas. Editor Publisher Business Manager Managing Editor Office Manager Circulation Manager Nationally By Newspaper Representatives Inc P O Box 38 subscription rates listed 1.40 per month 17.40 per year mail rates on request entered as second class matter at the post office.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
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Baytown
Texas
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Pteneeeeesees
Steverseeeees
Nass
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Cartier
We Peconel
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Red Pereta
Truth and evasions in Washington heat up campaign talk
Drew Pearson critiques the 1950s political spin during election season. He highlights contradictions around the Hughes loan to Nixon, Mrs. Nixon’s assets, and a government antitrust settlement connected to Hughes Tool Co. The column flags reporting errors and discusses ethics in high offices amid complex loan and loan-related disputes.
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Washington
Nixn
Mana
Robert Finch
Howard Hepehes
Nixon
Frank J. Waters
Don Dixon
Waters
Hart
Don Nixon
Batt
Frank Waters
Howard Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Finch
Vannih Nixon
Whittier Boulevard
Los Angeles Recorder of Deeds
Must Department
William Rogers
Hughes
Justice Department
Hansen
Try and Stop Me TS FUN story fragment recall
The passage recalls Maxwell Drake spotting jokes from the 1870s and notes on two old bits about a crossroads store watering whiskey and a congregation hat fund. It mentions Rory Baxter noting a couple’s unusual weekly dating arrangement and is attributed to 1% by Bennett Cerf via King Features Syndicate.
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Maxwell Drake
Amos
Rory Baxter
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Kennedy era brain trust pick and Nixon aide questioned
A clipped historical column outlines a Democratic brain trust pick from about 15 years in government, details campaigns and roles under Roosevelt and Holmes, and asks readers to identify him. It then notes a Nixon executive assistant, UC Berkeley scholar and football star, and cites other trivia items about Theodore Parker and a university president in Butte Montana.
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Jack Kennedy
Jman
Democratic National Committee
Franklin
Roosevelt
Gommenity
Bhp
Butte
Henrik Ideen
Harvard
National Emergency Council
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jimmy Happy Birthday
RFC
Besebe Star
Petend
Roonevelt Kinwell
Isis
Senate
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
University of California At
The Sun Open Forum Letters to the Editor Invited
The Sun invites Ns readers to write letters to the editor in a concise form. Letters should express opinions briefly and may be published if not libelous or objectionable. Signatures may be withheld upon request and The Sun reserves the right to delete material for brevity.
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Federation Favored In Baytown Refinery Election
Baytown Refinery workers, independent for 24 years before the August 1959 bargaining, should regain independence. The letter urges voting for the Federation over OCAW in the October 26 bulletin and the November 10–11 election, arguing higher pay, better benefits, and local control under the Federation, and warns against union ownership of benefits funds.
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Baytown
Denver
BEF
OCAW
Baytown Sun
Federation
Channel
Tran
Licts
Motto of the Month by Lets Have Better Mottoes Assn Inc
The Lets Have Better Mottoes Assn Inc unveils Motto of the Month I don’t know very tetch but what I do know I know real good Runners up include I feel more like tio now than I started and People who live in glass houses should undress in the basement The group notes laughter remains wonderful value in life
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Pallas Times Herald
Next president faces global upheaval amid revolutionary era
Washington analyzes the 1960s challenge ahead for a president, contrasting domestic stability with abroad. It notes the need to manage communism in Russia and Asia, aid newly independent nations, and balance Social Security linked medical care debates with older programs.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt En- Saantarest
Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Russia
Europe
Asia
White House
Ken
Traffic Toll Record Set During 1950 Labor Day Holiday
The deadliest Texas traffic day since 1945 occurred on Sunday September 3 1950 with 23 people killed in 17 crashes. The following Monday September 4 1950 saw 9 deaths.
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Texas
Revelation 21 8 warning of the lake of fire
The verse lists fearful, unbelieving, abominable, murders, whoremongers, fornicators, idolaters and all liars who will have their part in the lake that burns with fire and brimstone, the second death.
Just For Laughs A Gentleman Driver Heads Up
A lighthearted note on courteous driving urges gentlemen behind the wheel to tip their headlights as a playful signal of consideration. The quip frames polite driving as a humorous signature habit rather than a strict rule.
Finesse Decision in Four Hearts Hand Analyzed
South in four hearts faces whether to finesse after a club lead. Examines outcomes: if South finesses, East wins, returns spades, and declarer may go down. if not, South wins ace, returns heart, and defenders exhaust trumps, allowing contract. Core lesson: prioritize making the contract over maximizing tricks by finessing.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Joses
Res Syndicete, Inc
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