Baytown School Board urged to seek compromise solution
The Baytown Sun urges a new compromise between the Board of Trustees and Superintendent George H. Gentry to avert public hearings in Austin next month. It warns that continued dispute harms students, stresses Gentry’s professional stake, and calls for a sincere majority member to propose a resolving plan.
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Gyndon- Johnson
Baytown Sun
George H. Gentry
Austin
Joe Horeezy
Baytown
Gentry
Fulton Lewis Sees Lindsay as GOP Moses Figure
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis argues Rep. John W. Lindsay of New York is hailed by backers as a potential leader for a GOP return to power. Lindsay and several conservative Republicans posted strong reelection results, signaling a regional and national shift despite varied campaign conditions.
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Moses
Fulton Lewis
Washington
Promised Land
New York
Johnson
17Th
Conness
Elenor Clark French
Florda
Ed Gurney
North Carolina
James Broyhill
Alabama
Mississippi
South
California
Los Angeles
Don Clawson
del Clawsen
William Mailliard
John Baldwin
Charles Gubser
Alphonzo Belt
GOP
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher roles, office and circulation staff, and advertising management. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Post Office, publication schedule, and address and subscription information.
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Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bil Hartman
Baytown
Texas
Congress
On The Right GOP Opposed Base Shutdowns
Buckley critiques Republican leaders for opposing base closures while criticizing a Democratic driven cost cut. He applauds McNamara for favoring market discipline and notes GOP elites like Rockefeller and Scranton hesitated to defend the incumbents’ wasteful shipyard practices. The piece frames the clash as a test of true free enterprise versus subsidized inefficiency.
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William F. Buckley JR
Washington
Republican Party
McNamara
Rockefeller
GOP
Brooklyn
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Defense Department
Free Enterprise Party
Robert Kennedy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Q.E.D
Democratic Party
Rodgers anecdote and London hit for Sound of Music
ARITIC GEORGE OPPENHEIMER recounts Composer Richard Rodgers in London before The Sound of Music opening. A Cockney taxi driver with sheet music played You’ll Never Walk Alone on the car’s wheel, bowed to Rodgers, saying the song warms him. Rodgers saw it as a good omen as the show became a historic success.
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Aritic
George Oppenheimer
Richard Rodgers
London
Rodgers
Mr. Rodgers
Dick Rodgers
Daily Quiz Grab Bag and Trivia Bits
A collage of trivia prompts and aphorisms. Questions ask native state of Andrew Johnson, common link among Webster Choate Lodge, who said Hitch your wagon to a star, and who was the Mad King of Bavaria. Also features Born Today hints, a 1945 note on Marshall as Truman’s China envoy, and a relic about Pelasgian rock formations and education as character formation.
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Quicki
Andrew Johnson
U.S
Daniel Webster
Rufus Choate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bavaria
Harry Truman
George C. Marshall
China
Monasteries On Black Rocks Face Secular Struggle And Decay
Ruth Ramsey notes the rise of hermitages and 23 monasteries built among black rocks after Athanasius founded the Holy Mountain. A bitter secular clash followed, leaving only five intact as expropriation of church land for refugee settlements in the 1920s sealed their fate. The surviving guest house offers modest comfort in a medieval setting.
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Athanasius
Holy Mountain
Black Rocks
Church Lana
Johnson to reward enemies and rebuff friends at ranch
Washington column notes President Johnson invites Georgia senators Talmadge and Russell for deer hunting signaling a shift in Senate loyalties. It recalls past clashes over Kennedy era tactics, party discipline, and reactions from Democrats who campaigned for Johnson while others were excluded from the ranch invitation. The piece also covers Navy plans on liquor sales, a fundraising drive by J William Middendorf II, and Hiram Fong's possible goodwill trip to Red China. It closes with a biblical verse reference.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Dick Russell
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
LBI
Lyndon
Sen
George Smathers
Florida
Kennedy
Congress
Smathers
Jfk
Senate
Electton
Europe
Sen. Talmadge
LBJ
Robert Russell
Viet Nam
J. William Middendorf II
Goldwater
GOP
National Committee
Hawaii
Hiram Fong
U.S. Senate
State Department
Red China
Fong
Chan Enlai
United States
Formosa
Santa Claus Courtesy TV Parade Days TV Cheerheads
TV coverage from CBS and NBC across Thanksgiving parades dominates the holiday schedule. NBC highlights New York while CBS broadcasts parades in Philadelphia Detroit and other cities. The piece notes ads and holiday programs featuring stars like Dean Martin Eydie Gorme and Al Hirt and previews NBC Follies of 1965 with Steve Lawrence and Juliet Prowse.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Santa Claus
CBS
NBC
Philadelphia
Detroit
Dean Martin
Eydie Gorme
al Hirt
Steve Lawrence
Juliet Prowse
Courage
Thomas Hart Benton
Know Your Bridge Hand by Decker Five Bidding Scenarios
Bridge column analyzes five hands after delear opens one heart and partner bids notrump or suit. Each case examines whether to pass bid two clubs two notrump four hearts or three diamonds and explains aims of eliciting partner’s suit preference and game or slam chances. The writer argues for conservative pass on one notrump and aggressive jumps toward game or slam when suited with supportive distributions.
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Wotoss
Zaql
Bzakis
Koes
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Crossword clues list across several topics including pond dweller type of architects citrus fragrance evergreen shrub Greek letter Suze daily record book mass masquerade costume Russian mountain range sphere of action Aray Bor s nickname moved as a stream of water European country demand as payment skill cutting tool ring shaped coral island rabbit coop mallet abrasive material head coverings new star let it stand measure of land for what reason permit goddess of splendor Hindu.
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