Editorials And Features Handicaps For Reagan In California
The piece argues Reagan would face heavy limits as California governor if he wins, complicating a future presidential bid. It notes Democratic gains threaten lieutenant governor and other offices, risking shifts in state control and complicating Reagan’s national ambitions. It cites concerns about stamina, inexperience, and budgetary challenges, suggesting a cautious path of moderation.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Barry Goldwater
Reagan
Democratic Party
Edmund G
Fat) Brown
Glenn Anderson
Robert Finch
Richard Nixon
Finch
Anderson
Httle
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Celanese to Expand in La Porte Big Plant Move
Celanese Chemical plans a 50 million dollar industrial expansion in the Bayport complex, to be built on a 1000 acre tract within La Porte ISD. Construction starts next year with the first unit ready by 1957, promising jobs and increased tax revenue to support growing local schools.
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la Porte
Bayport
Humble Oil and Refining Co
la Porte Independent
Celanese
Harris County
Houston
Bishop
Pampa
Bay City
San Jacinto Battleground
Baytown
Gemini 12 Astronauts Rehearse Ahead of Space Walk
Gemini 12 astronauts spend a full day at Cape Kennedy rehearsing for a four day rendezvous and space walk mission set to conclude the Gemini program. The final prep focuses on launch and orbital maneuvers as they prepare to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Cape Renee
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Atlas
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Edwin E. Aldrin
Moon
Doctor advice on hepatitis prevention through hygiene and blood safety
The article discusses preventing viral hepatitis with hand washing after toilet use and before meals, caution over water supply chlorination, avoiding unnecessary blood transfusions, and using plasma substitutes. It highlights Dr J G Allen's finding on stored plasma losing disease-causing ability and suggests immune plasma from donors with hepatitis to confer immunity. It also notes risky practices like tattoo needles and summarizes early 1960s space launch plans and Texas sawmills activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Allen
Stanford University
Alien Now
Senator Bites Postman by AL Meling er
A political column mocks Senate candidate Provo through dog-themed metaphors. The author contrasts Provo with an incumbent and challenger, Punches at a junior senator from Texas and implies canine behaviors. The piece criticizes Provo for alleged misdeeds and questions fitness for office.
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Provo
United States Senate
Houston
Senate
Texas
Pravda
Port Arthur College award goes to local contractor
Hugh W. Campbell Contractors of Nederland was awarded a 739,714 contract to build an educational building for Port Arthur College, a private school. The funds come from sale of the college's half-interest in KPAC TV station in Port Arthur.
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Port Arthur
Hugh W. Campbell Contractors of
Nederland
Port Arthur, College
Kpac-Tv
Urged Probe of Liberty Lobby Links in Right-Wing Drive
Washington figures press Acting Attorney General Ramsey Clark to investigate the Liberty Lobby and potential ties to the Minutemen after seizures of weapons. Willis Carto and Robert DePugh, founders of Liberty Lobby and Minutemen, are linked to the John Birch Society. Nebraska race seen as testing right-wing money and propaganda influence with Senator Curtis aligned to Liberty Lobby and Governor Morrison opposing him.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Ramsey Clark
Humphrey
Liberty Lobby
Justice Department
Europe
America
Justce Department
Minutemen
New York State
Willis Carto
Robert Depugh
The
Liberty
Lobby
John Birch Society
California
Nebraska
John Birth
Sen
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Senate
Frank B. Morrison
Missouri River Basin
Gov. Morrison
House
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Arms Control Agency
Republican Party
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Case
Smith
Cooper
George Norris
Morrison
Iplex
Baytown Sun masthead and address listing
The Baytown Sun newspaper masthead lists staff roles including editor publisher general manager and advertising department contacts. It notes publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, postal details, and subscription rates. The paper is printed at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P.O. Box 90. It is part of The Baytown Sun, Inc and represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. The Associated Press rights are noted for republication.
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Fred. Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Watiey
Cveen
Minager
Corrin Langmin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA FEATURE Across Five Clues
Puzzle style word power feature listing many clues and answers across ten plus items. Readers solve synonyms, linguistic twists, and cross references from seaman to seals to Greek letters and beyond in a newspaper puzzle feature.
WIN AT BRIDGE Bad Play Is Often Hidden
Gray quotes a line about flowers then dissects a bridge hand. South lets East win the first heart, West angles a third heart, and dummy discards. South finesses the queen of diamonds, later repeats a diamond play, East takes the king, and South makes game.
Bridge commentary on a three spades hand misplay
A bridge analysis describes a hand with three spades one heart three diamonds and two clubs. It explains that a failure to discard the king of diamonds when the third heart led allowed West to win a jack of diamonds, costing South a down one. It notes that South could have foiled the play by taking the second heart if aware of West's six heart cards, which he could not know.
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West
East
South
Bridge bidding puzzle with unusual three no trump cue
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South 2a 3 NT Double, South holds 4 K2 K R2 Q64 A r st. The question asks what to do after a pass and partner doubles four spades. The answer explains the expected action and reasoning for partnership communication in the given auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West North East South
Tomorr
Distant Early Warning Line Extends About 3000 Miles
Quick quiz Q and A covers the Arctic DEW line length from Point Barrow Alaska to Baffin Island. The line serves as an electronic barrier giving more than two hours warning of approaching hostile aircraft. The piece also notes homing pigeon speeds around 60 miles per hour and a maximum distance near 1200 miles. It ends with a science note that most scientists place the origin of life in water.
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Arctic Circle
Point Barrow
Alaska
Baffin Island
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Sen. Curtis
George Romney
Michigan
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Romney
University of Nebraska
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Frontier Air Lines
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