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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1964
Page
4
The next Congress may be the best paid yet with lawmakers earning at least 300000 dollars yearly. Democrats hold a sweeping win, committee leadership likely stable, and talks of discipline for defectors persist. Medicare, redistricting, immigration, and labor measures including a minimum wage expansion loom in 1965.
The Baytown Sun salutes Herbert V Herbert as the newly elected Kiwanis Club president. The item describes a blend of East Texas values education and ambition shaping the leader for a year of club activity in Baytown.
AP reports a surge in Christmas Club savings with 9,500 banks distributing more than 714 million dollars this year, up from 1.659 billion last year. The program, started in 1910, allocates funds to purchases, future savings, taxes, yearend bills, and miscellaneous uses. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and California hold about half of membership and savings.
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor and publisher John Wadley and general manager Paul Putman. Page text lists circulation and advertising departments, post office filing, and press rights, noting publication as afternoon daily with Sunday edition in Baytown Texas.
William F Buckley Jr analyzes the GOP post Goldwater defeat and Nixon versus Rockefeller. He questions TVA selloff and private sector roles, argues Rockefeller defends Goldwater poorly, and notes critics inflated by political theater while outlining party illness and potential recovery.
The piece argues Goldwater shaped the Republican future with a distinct program, while noting poor media framing by peers. It cites a New Hampshire voter misinformed about TV and TVA and compares fears to Nelson Rockefeller, suggesting they undermine leadership within the party.
Essay notes that Hollywood and books inflate infamous outlaws. John Greenway contrasts the real Billy the Kid and Jesse James with celebrated depictions, then mentions two similarly named Americans and ends with a joke about a female elephant in a cocktail lounge.
Answers cover Pilgrim's Chorus from Tannhäuser, the 26th Division nicknamed the Yankee Division, the Nile as the longest river, Taga log language in the Philippines, and the Barbary Coast once comprised Morocco Algiers Tunis and Tripoli.
Across the water the defenders surrendered near the ruins of Wuckross Abbey founded in 1440 by the Franciscans. Inside lie ancient tombs, columns, carved windows, and a lasting sense of death among noble families of Ireland.
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Paul D. Wilson and others’ guilty pleas in the McComb bombings. It links suspended sentences to work with Illinois Central and notes economic pressure via company firings, license actions, and employment listing rules. The piece warns federal subsidies and procurement in Mississippi fuel racially charged tensions.
A quotation from first Peter urging believers to sanctify Christ as Lord in their hearts and to be ready to answer anyone who asks about the hope within, with meekness and reverence.
HAL BOYLE notes middle-aged men are neglected by government and society, lacking national recognition or aid while others receive programs. The piece contrasts protections for children, the elderly, and veterans, and jokes about possible solutions as a 2 p.m. dedication of Harris County School Trustees Administration Building is announced for Houston with an open house.
South in three no trump faces a spade lead and a series of reflex plays. The article argues the declarer should plan before playing from dummy and avoid automatic finesses that risk the contract. It highlights how habit can wreck a hand and stresses deliberate, thorough analysis.
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