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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
6
A discussion cites over 100000 graduate students nationwide and argues many pursue masters or PhDs to improve earnings or delay the draft. Experts warn non technical fields see inflated interest and stress the need for careful planning and individual choice.
Scientists warn space cabin air may accumulate hundreds of contaminants from crew and equipment. Tests in closed chambers show skin rashes nausea and impaired thinking, with lethal levels possible on long missions. Researchers at Wright Patterson and Beckman Instruments identify over 400 emission sources, 20 potentially lethal, including hydrogen, ozone, ammonia, acetone and alcohol.
Atlanta cafe owner Lester Maddox says federal agents are harassing his customers and driving his business down. He reopened as Lester Maddox Cafeteria after a 1964 Civil Rights Act injunction against his segregation policy and warns there will be no need for court if the FBI harassment continues.
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists staff roles including editor publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and advertising department. It notes second class matter entry at Baytown Texas post office and publication schedule afternoons weekdays and Sundays with physical address and subscription rates.
Fulton Lewis Jr writes on Cuba's narcotics network tied to Fidel Castro. The report cites seizures of heroin in New York, marijuana in Los Angeles, and cocaine cases linked to Castro agents, with U.S. officials labeling the drug trade a Communist tactic to undermine America.
A humorous fragment from Bennett Cerf and Heywood Broun sketches and plays recounts a farmer who dismisses a pastor's six day creation claim claiming he read about it but rain clouds loom. The piece notes Broun as a journalist turned playwright staging a short Nerestarv production aided by the Marx Brothers who participate briefly and reject improvised paintings.
A collage of trivia and brief notes: questions about sculpture and plague nicknames, Alaska Highway length, early pharmacy texts, polar exploration dates, a 1942 Solomon Islands battle, and a feature on an Irish castle linked to Strongbow. Also a cryptic line about a future and a gloomy child function in Irish history.
A reflective column recalls a medieval castle once a seat of the Builer family. Its Corregg ies Murillos and Ormonée Manuscripts have moved to national archives as century sprawl leaves the edifice solitary. The piece notes born today figures and a quizzical audience query.
Drew Pearson argues that white supremacist violence in Mississippi over the postwar era reshaped the state’s customs more than any period since the Civil War. He links bombings, murders, and arrests to federal attention and pressure on absentee mill owners to address integration and job opportunities, naming several northern-linked executives and institutions involved with Kayser-Roth and other firms.
E L Chandler of Highlands writes Baytown Sun praising a prior editorial on pornography and criticizing low attendance at a talk by Judge Joseph Guarino. He expresses shame at his own absence, urges public concern for moral decay, and apologizes for his cowardice while claiming pride his name appeared among the attendees.
Henry Austin of Lre College Division of Social Sciences writes a Choice review of The American Democracy Its Rise and Power by Dexter Perkinson Glyrdon Van Deusen. The reviewer finds the work compares favorably with the best one volume U S history, with objective handling of controversial areas and up to date bibliography and readable style.
Declarer at Three Notrump should win spade, play club to the queen, then lead diamonds to set up ten tricks. The key is the club to dummy on trick two followed by a low diamond, guaranteeing at most one trump loss and enabling ten tricks with correct timing.
Puzzle clues include 33 Boy's name 48 Litue 41 Employ 42 Man's nickname 44 Enemy account 46 Melody. Readable fragments provide crossword entries and theme hints for solvers.
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