Editorial urges tax boost for higher education growth
The piece predicts a 120 percent rise in state financed college enrollments over ten years and urges immediate planning for new buildings and facilities. It advocates voting for a constitutional amendment on Nov 2 to raise the state tax from five to ten cents to fund 17 state colleges and universities including the University of Houston and others across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lamar State College of Technology
Beaumont
Texas Woman's University of Denton
Exas College of Arts and Industries
Kingsville
Texas Southern University of Houston
Lubbock
East
Texas State
Denton
State
Huntsville
San Marcos
Stephen F. Austin State
Nacogdoches
Canyon
Sul Ross State
Alpine
Arlington State
Midwestern University of Wichita Falls
Pan American
Edinburg
Angelo
National Dog Week memories and mixed reflections
A reflective, informal column recalling National Dog Week and past pet moments, from childhood dogs and family anecdotes to contemporary musings. The narrative blends personal memories with social commentary on pets, comfort, and shared spaces, interwoven with moments of humor and sentiment.
Students Face Closer Draft Board Scrutiny
Austin dispatch reports tighter scrutiny of student deferments as draft officials plan to tighten criteria. State draft director Curt Schwartz says officers will supply officially recommended guidelines and opinions to draft boards, emphasizing student status in decisions amid rising armed forces demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Cal
Setwwarte
State
Seeetingy
al Fees
Fumish
Col. Schwarts
There Can Be No Peace With Reds Theme of Deferral Policy
Article discusses Patrick Henry rhetoric and wartime occupation fears, then shifts to draft deferments for students. It covers how deferments are granted based on course load, progress toward degrees, and scholastic standing. Officials emphasize individual review, compliance with Selective Service rules, and the student’s duty to report changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Cuba
Patrickys Henry
Patrick Henry
Lexington
Cancond
USSR Versus US Popular Game In Africa Drama
Drew Pearson reports Guinea’s balancing act between the Soviet Union and United States amid aid projects. Russia brings road machines and snowplows to Conakry, while Guinea pursues hydroelectric dam and aluminum deals with Harvey Aluminum, Tom Dewey assisting. Sekou Toure negotiates with both blocs, navigating aid and diplomacy.
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Drew Pearson
Abidjan
Tyary
Russia
Republic of Guinea
Conakry
Guinea
Soviet Union
Amsador Solod
Sekou Toure
Otto Passman
D.la
Ussr
USA
Sekou Youre
Harvey Aluminum Company
Tom Dewey
Alf
Khrushchev
Kosygin
Harveys
Loke
PFS
Kattkoure
Harves
Baytown Sun masthead and staff directory note
The Baytown Sun publication details are listed with staff roles such as editor publisher and department managers, plus office address and postal information. It notes second class matter, publication days, subscription rates, and national representation. The text includes rights and republication disclaimers and political neutrality statement.
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John Wadley
Paul Purman
S. Ye
Corrie Laughlin - Uire
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. C
Box Bayteen
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Freset
Fearon
Katzenbach says registrars not needed here
AP report quotes Att Gen Katzenbach denying need for federal registrars or voting tests in local desegregation efforts. He emphasizes aims to ensure every citizen can vote fairly while local and federal officials share responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Katzenbach
Gon
Taenbach
Menstrars
Genbach
Stewart Title Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
Stewart Title Guaranty Co has announced a regular third quarter dividend of 12 cents per share on its common stock payable Oct 2. The issuing office in Paytown is Hay Title Coa, with more than three suing offices across Florida to California.
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Stewart Title Guaranty Co
Stewart Tithe
Paytown
Hay Title Coa
Florida
California
Quick Answer Grab Bag and World Notes
A mixed page presents trivia on wind instruments without reeds, the longest poem, American Indian Day, Vatican Gardens designer, and a question about a president’s marriage in office. It also lists historical figures and a feature on the Pan American Conferences, a 1960 New York blast, and a travel note about Siena’s Piazza del Campo with the Palazzo Pubblico and Torre del Mangia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican Gardens
Iris
U.S
Washington
New York City
St Catherine Birthplace Touched In Local Folklore
Central Press notes in a semi circle display stately palates with names of ancient city families. The piece highlights St Catherine as a top medieval figure born here, frail but eloquent and diplomatic, influencing the pope to end exile in Avignon and return to Rome. Also mentions a future astrology-like forecast and snippets on Xantippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Catherine
Avignon
France
Rome
Optumn
Igor Review Father War Stories Preserve Civil War History
Walter Lang records his father Andrew Davidson Long’s Civil War memories tied to Stonewall Jackson and Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. He recalls battles, marches, and the rationale behind slavery and states rights, aiming to pass the tales to grandchildren and enrich Civil War literature with firsthand recollections.
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Walter EL Lang
Andrew Davidson
Stonewill
Jan
Andy
Stonewall
Long
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Lang
Theon
Fcars
Few Cuspidors Left For Washington Salons
In Olympia Washington only a few cuspidors remain for the desks of state legislators as the 1967 session nears. The state has sold spittoons for as much as five dollars each with sales nearing two thousand dollars. A small group preserves some for registrars who want them. The revolving office chair was reportedly invented by Thomas Jefferson.
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Sekou Toure
Moscow
Ismael ‘Toure
Washington
Texas
Keith Linden
Harvey Alumaum
Ismael Toure
Linden
White House
Eisenhower
Olympia
Thoms Jefferson
South West doubled four Spades in bridge hand analysis
A bridge column analyzes a South hand in a four spade contract. It warns of danger from a 5-0 trump split after West doubles, and advises line of play to exhaust West of hearts and ruffing to secure ten tricks.
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King of Hearts
Eelarer
West
East
South
Westen
Saath
Declarer
Agamsl
West Point Cadet Bottrell Finishes Combat Training
La Porte cadet Robert O. Bottrell completed five days of ranger commando style combat training at Camp Buckner. The West Point cadet, son of Harold R. Bottrell, will graduate in 1963 and be commissioned as a second lieutenant.
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West Point
Robert O. Rottreil
Wlsinihowski
Cariy Yuckner
U.S. Matory Academy
Robert O. Bottrell
la Porte
Camp Buckner
Harold R. Bottrell
Collingswood
Bottrell
Amarillo Base
James 4. Benson
Wayne TT. Benson
Channelview
Amarillo Air Force Base
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Training Command
Channelview High School
Benson
Lee College
Puerto Rico
Marine Lance
Ronald E. Arcenaux
Edward S. Arcenaux
NAVY
Ricky L. Paker
Robert L. Baker
Sandy Lane
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Groeky
Seventh Fleet
Naval Air Star
Robert P. Jackson
Tion
Patuxent River
Richard R. Jackson
Cedars
Frank E. Evans
Formosa
Erderly
Taiwan
Charles C. Erderly
Straits
Gremlins blamed for typos in backshop woes
A columnist laments topographical gremlins that plague fast writing, recounting misprints from bylines to single syllable words. He recalls an era of misspellings, underscores the futility of blaming printers, and attributes errors to mischievous gremlins in the back shop.
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature Across and Down
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries with many garbled letters and misspellings. Reads like a partial word list for a daily KING Feature crossword with themes and several rightward and downward entries to solve.
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Ty Henry McEmorf
Mary
Tank
Murphy
Greylnouns
Adier
Colorado
Tease Gorge
Baek. Po
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Tipeastorgia
Daehelag
Ast
Sears
Curt Schwartz
Deus Rees
Joe Taseeruh
Schwartz
Lotard
Greria
Vane
Selective Service
Che Baytown Sun
Pred Biartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Reutah Mar Jn Reser
KO Giltacre
Bill Hamman
Crenepei
Richard 11
Enginna
India
Ferdinand Fock
Aienander Todd
Graham Greene
Wily Ley
Wilam Woodward
Bud Abbott
Francie of Ramis
Thomas Walle
Kuistonan
Georgas Bsancrofs
Marke Sharett
Gore Fuial
I Lea McGarey
Germundr Berg
Ding
Arba
Palazzo Pubblico
Campo
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Socrates
Teo
Robert Barrett
Raphael
Woodrow Wilson
Ay Wey
Igor Review
Walter BE. Teng
Texas State Firm
Pene
Ty Mary H. Brown
Bath St Vale Rahie
Combat Course
AL Melinger
Cassius Clay
Henry McLemore
Wallabas
Barton
Keshnag
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