Connally Is Due Support for Re election in Texas
The Baytown Sun urges Texans to vote for John Connally for re election citing his strong May primary showing and his work to advance a greater Texas. It notes Texas veered toward two party status but stresses Connally’s national stature and his close ties to President Johnson as reasons to support his bid.
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Texas
John B. Connaily
John Connaily
Connally
White House
Johnson
Baytown Sun
John Connally
Barry Goldwater Education Stance Outlined
Baytown readers see Senator Barry Goldwater’s education views as he rejects federal control of curricula and supports tax credits. He urges states local communities and families to fund education while allowing choice among public private and parochial options. He proposes credits for local taxes college costs and charitable gifts to colleges, aiming to reduce federal involvement.
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Baytown
Congress
Cy Young’s 1904 perfect game debut under modern rules
Cy Young pitched the first modern perfect game in 1904 allowing no runs no hits and no baserunner as the lone batter to reach base was not allowed. The feat established a benchmark for pitching dominance in early professional baseball.
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Cy Young
Baytown Sun masthead and office details
The Baytown Sun shows listing of editor publisher general manager and staff roles. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas post office under March 3 1879 act and publishing details including location Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas and box 205. Subscription rates by carrier and mail rates on request are listed along with representative agencies.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Law, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O. Box
Nationelly
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Johnson Kennedy Bid Sparks 1960 Nomination Fight
In 1960 Lyndon Johnson and John F Kennedy vied for the Democratic presidential nomination as the convention neared. Johnson’s efforts, wavered plans, and late acceptance of the vice presidency followed Kennedy’s rise, with the Los Angeles roll call delivering a dramatic, televised conclusion. Johnson and Lady Bird faced disappointment before Kennedy offered him the VP spot and press reaction shifted to jubilation among many delegates.
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John F. Kennedy
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Johnson
Harry Provence
Los Angeles Coliseum
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Daniel
Wyoming
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Kennedy
Bedlam
Rayburn
Gov. Daniel
Biltmore
Lyndon
Lady Bird Johnson
Johnson Suite
Mrs. Johnson
Len Johnson
Coliseum
Carlsbad Caverns Named World’s Largest Caverns
On this chaotic page from a vintage newspaper, readers answer a trivia grab bag. The largest limestone caverns are Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, a liability appears on balance sheets, and Barney Oldfield is cited as the first auto racer to drive a mile a minute.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Barney Oldfield
Astor Fortune Dheiois “Emsidty UR
Johnson Supported Ike's Foreign Policy
In Jacksonville, Florida, President Johnson spoke to about 49,000 at Hemming Park advocating bipartisan foreign policy and unity. The event touched on Eisenhower, Truman, and Kennedy era debates, with Johnson urging national solidarity over partisan attacks. The piece quotes a 1960 letter from Johnson to Lyndon regarding Eisenhower’s Paris Summit, revealing Johnson’s preference to unite the nation rather than divide it. The column cites Ike endorsements of Republican candidates and notes political crossfire over Vietnam and Warren’s court decisions, highlighting a broad right-wing influence in Maryland and Texas.
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Washington
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B. Johnson
Senate
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Drew Pearson
Jackson Vie
Fla
Johnson Tal
Hemming’ Park
Bobby Kennedy
RFK
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Arthur van Genbere
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paris
batUe
California
Maryland
Crusade For Survival
Dallas
Tex
A. O'Malley
Carl Peterson
Tren
Charles Gubser
Earl Warren
Viet Nam
Sam Houston and Texas in Sue Flanagan's Photographic Biography
Mary H. Brown reviews Sue Flanagan's Sam Houston's Texas, a TEXAS book from University of Texas Press. It pairs 113 photographs with yearly summaries of Houston's life, emphasizing landscapes like shrub-covered bluffs and the Sam Houston Oak. The biographical study highlights Houston's dual loyalties and enduring love for Texas.
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Sam Houston
Texas
Sue Flanagan
Austin
University of Texas Press
Mary H. Brown
Houston
Sam
Miss Flanagan
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Decker
North dealer vulnerable. The article analyzes a six hearts contract where South misplays by failing to manage trumps after a spade lead. It explains how East's decisions to ruff or discard influenced the outcome, showing how better play could have allowed South to make the contract.
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Know Your Bridge
B. Jay Decker
Declarer
Déclarer
South
West
King
East
Trumps
Leya
Best
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Clues
A KING FEATURE daily crossword puzzle presents a themed grid with clues including 35 Month popular for weddings 39 Fuel 41 Chemical ending 42 Burmese language. The entry list hints at common puzzle answers and cross wordplay typical of syndicate crosswords.
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