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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
4
The recently concluded session of Congress is criticized as political, a trait shared by future sessions. The Republican Southern Democratic coalition remains the controlling force, rooted in racial segregation and economic conservatism, able to block liberal reforms and maintain dominance regardless of White House power.
An East Texas Chamber of Commerce Magazine piece contrasts Texas highways with those of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida where strict litter fines from 25 to 10 dollars deter trash. The author urges enforcement of Texas litter laws to eliminate cleanup costs and improve driving conditions.
The Baytown Sun publication details are listed with Pearce and Fred Hartman streets and names of staff including Jim Boom and Tar Baytown Sun Inc. It notes editorial and publishing roles, advertising department contacts, subscription rates, and postal info indicating second class matter status and Associated Press membership.
In a colorful Washington dispatch, Drew Pearson notes Nelson Rockefeller distances from Eisenhower while Kennedy builds momentum in New York. Rockefeller avoids Eisenhower in public, Nixon campaigns stall, and Kennedy gains strong backing from New York leaders and crowds on recent swing through Cleveland and Long Island.
OLIN FULLER chats with a Westport book lover in Connecticut about reading C P Snow The Good Earth and The Leop ard with mixed reactions The exchange reveals Fuller s playful naming of proposed Tiltin Hilton hotels and a satirical list including Jiltin Hilton for Reno Wiltin Hilton for the Sahara Desert Stilton Hilton for charge lovers and Up to the Tillion 1960 by Bennett Cort distributed by King Features Syndicate
A collage of puzzles and trivia items from a newspaper grab bag. Questions cover biology, geography, history, and language, with a birthday list and brief notes on actors, directors, and future predictions. Includes scattered biographical hints and a curious litany of prompts.
The piece critiques American press sensationalism and public disbelief about Soviet space feats. It argues that Soviet space claims are exaggerated, while U.S. achievements in satellites, space tracking, and ICBMs tend to be understated or misrepresented by media and commentators.
The article discusses prevailing counsel on parenting during a long rite of passage and childhood development. It cites Dr Lie Bron endirenner, professor of psychology, arguing for paternal involvement and cautions against premature conclusions in child discipline and education.
New York AP column notes varied curiosities from daily life. Highlights include cold risks, workdays lost to illness, Renoir tying his painting tools, goby fish tiny size, Doris Duke buying Valentino estate, and forecasts of 25 million U S households earning over 37 00 after taxes by 1976. Also trivia on mice ranching, James Spangler the janitor who invented the vacuum, witty quotes, urban signs, and cultural notes on amateur musicians and grooming habits.
Traffic facts note the worst Texas crash of 1960 occurred at the intersection of a city street and a farm to market road near Odessa. A heavy truck collided with a sedan carrying two women and eight children, nine killed. The report compares Farm to Market crash deaths: 106 in early 1999 vs 96 in 1960, while overall deaths rose from 126 to 1H.
Paul declares in Colossians 1 20 that peace is made through the blood of the cross by Christ. He asserts reconciliation of all things to God, whether on earth or in heaven, through him and his redemptive act.
In a 1980 duplicate event Oswald Jacoby reached four spades with the South hand. A sharp defense by West led to a down result when a misread queen of spades altered the plan. Jacoby praised West for a fine duck, then advised more careful play after West admitted his error.
Crossword clues spanning across multiple entries with terms for fabric texture Nixon's running mate and various short words. Includes references to months rivers and common crossword answers with scattered misprints and partial phrases.
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