Editorial: Kennedy Pattern Best For All People
Editorial lauds Kennedy as a world figure inspiring youth and the nation. It credits Lyndon B. Johnson as his successor and endorses the Kennedy pattern of peace and prosperity at home and abroad. The piece hails Kennedyism as the best for all and calls Texans grateful for its challenge and Johnson’s early leadership.
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Dallas
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pierre Salinger
Letters To The Editor November 15 1964 Baytown Tex
Three letters discuss freedom of speech identification of political ideologies and Americanism urging readers to search their hearts and minds. C H Bone writes from 105 W Bayshore Dr about spectrum of liberal to conservative with clear principles. M A Mosesman praises Baytown Sun coverage of the 1965 Community Chest campaign and thanks Fred Hartman. Kiwanis Club Baytown commends The Sun for apple sale support and oversold stock with thanks from Herbert V Herbert 1964 Apple Sales Chairman.
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C. H. Bone
W. Bayshore
Fred Hartman
Baytown
Baytown Sun
the Sun
The
Sun
Community Chest Board of Directors
M. A. Mosesman
Kiwanis Club of
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
MAN MALIN recalls one All American fullback who was so dumb he won three letters before he could write one. He could do everything with a ball but autograph it. Reporting late for practice one day, he was ordered by the coach to run a lap around the entire field as penance. An hour later, the coach, caught him still running, What are you doing? asked the amazed coach, Coach puffed the exhausted All American, ZL just Just count.
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Man Malin
William F. Buckley JR
Martin Luther King
J . Edgar Hoover
Bimini
Stephen Potter
Dr. King
Mr. Hoover
The
New York Times
Hoover
Baytown Sun Personnel and Masthead Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor managing editor and department heads. It notes publication by The Baytown Sun, Inc with postal details, subscription rates, and national representation. The text also mentions copyright and Associated Press republication rights and general newspaper affiliations.
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Lewes
T. onrnDerer
Hoover Entitled To Blow Off By WILLIAM F BUCKLEY JR
Buckley argues Dr. Martin Luther King faced Hoover's criticism as a public figure while noting Hoover’s long service and probing whether Hoover’s anger reflects aging megalomania. He discusses FBI duties, grand juries, and prosecutions, concluding Hoover deserved relief from hotheaded calls to retire.
Grigg Named To Savings And Loan Board
D. F. Grigg, longtime Britton and Cravens Lumber Co. assistant manager, has been elected to the board of directors of the Citizens of Texas Savings & Loan Association. A Baytown resident for 34 years, he previously worked 174 years with Humble Oil and Refining and ran a retail lumber business nine years. He and his wife live at 118 Mapleton, Baytown, with one daughter Mrs William D. Gaston of Austin and two grandchildren. The association president Douglas W. Stewart welcomed his addition.
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D. F. Grigg
Britton & Cravens- Lumber Co
Citizens of Texas Savings & Loan Association
Douglas W. Stewart
Baytown
Grige
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Mapleton
Wiliam D. Gaston
Spot of Fame Guess the Name and Mexico ruins feature
A reader puzzle spot identifies Mexico's Totonac temple at Veracruz as the most interesting ruin, dated around 4000 years old with distinct stair slides. It notes the Totonac civilization, rain ceremonies, and the Danza de los Voladores, asking readers to name the fame spot and its location.
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Mexico
Amazon River
Brazil
Vera Cruz
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Johnson and FDR’s Court Battle
Lyndon Johnson weighs using seniority reform to challenge Congress as Roosevelt did with the Supreme Court. The piece weighs risks to popularity after 1938 losses, urges cautious boldness to break elderly chairmen’s grip while preserving economic gains and checks and balances.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt Court
Fdr
Johnson
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Jesus Invites Children to Heaven’s Kingdom
A Bible verse from Luke 18 16 urges people to let children approach Jesus and not hinder them for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these Jesus welcomed the children and blessed them in a warm teaching moment
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Jesus
God
Washington Be Bill Schulz Reports On Moscow Visit
Washington report notes Communist Party USA leaders arrived in Moscow to lodge solidarity with hardline comrades who toppled Khrushchev. Ten officials flew from New York on Nov. 4, including Burt Gale Nelson and Phil Bart, with U.S. Senate security concerns rising over passport access and new legislation.
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Fallon Lewis
Schulz
Lewis
Washington
Communist Party, USA
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
KGB
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Burt Gale Nelson
Pacific Northwest
National Committee
Phil Bart
William Lorenzo Patterson
U.S
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Supreme Court
Dulles
Eisenhower
Congress
Hisenhower
Roderic L. O'Connor
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Capitol Hill
Arkansas
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Fulbright
John Kennedy
State Department
Abram Chayes
State
Justice Department
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Decker
South dealer, East-West vulnerable. Bidding goes two clubs to four spades. Opening lead king of hearts. Declarer should distrust defense and play to guarantee contract with ace of spades and careful ruffs. If king of spades lies with West, eliminate risk by playing ace first to lock in eleven tricks and force wrong ruff or discard by the king holder.
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King of Hearts
Tnt
West
East
South
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across and Down Clues
A compact daily crossword puzzle grid with across and down clues listed. The provided clues include Breaches Amencan Indians Monster Theme of 2story Vinegar Old card panned Spain Ripens as cheese Spawn of fish Music note Jewish month God of pleasure Man's nickname The head on Corrosion Discolored Candlenut trees Bottle top Therefore Mandate Thick core Parrot to be Merriment Tandy Amphzor strop Foreign The Ranger Give over Border Biblical arden Foreboding Coin of wai Lone tooth Nirse's Measure of length First-rate.
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Spain
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