Highway Week Urges Mobility As Fifth Freedom In Texas
Text discusses the Atlantic Charter freedoms, adds a fifth freedom of mobility, and notes Texas Good Roads Association actions. Baytown is a key city with a Chamber of Commerce program, luncheon plans, and regional invites. Emphasizes highways as lifeline and economy, with TGRA leadership and nationwide mobility theme.
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Texas Good Roads Association
Texas
Baytown
Galveston
Texas City
Clear Creek
la Porte
Chambers County
TGRA
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Dwight Morrow, famed banker and J. P. Morgan associate, is briefly absent minded on two incidents. He misplaces a train ticket and forgets his destination, then calls his secretary from Princeton to ask why he is there. He later delivers a lecture on banking to 300 students.
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Bennett Cerf
Dwight Morrow
J. P. Morgan
Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Princeton
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun list shows editor and publisher roles with names Bill Hartman and Beulah Mae Jackson, plus general manager Preston Pendergrass and others. It notes office location at Pearce and Ashhet Baytown, Texas, a P O Box 306 address, and subscription rates. The piece lists staff and advertising department roles and rights statements.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hartman
W S
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashhet
Baytown
Texas
P. O. Box
Humphrey declines bipartisanship on China recognition stance
Fulton Lewis reports Hubert Humphrey refused to endorse a 1960s Committee of One Million request opposing U.S. recognition of Communist China. Despite letters and outreach from Marvin Liebman and other Democrats, Humphrey privately opposed the policy but did not sign the statement. The piece notes ADA ties and prior stances on China, disarmament, and civil rights rhetoric.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
China
Minnesota
Congres
U.S
Peking
Marvin Liebman
Committee of One Million
Humphrey
Liebman
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Senate
Joseph Grew
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Congress
Walter Judd
Red China
Walter
Southeast Asia
Rumphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Communist Party
The
Worker
Huphrey
Len Hubert Humphrey
Eisenhower
New York
People’s China
Lyndon Johnson
Independent Democrats of
California
LBS
Texas
The Lost City by John Gunther review
Mary H Brown reviews John Gunther's The Lost City a pre war Vienna novel drawing on his 1930s foreign correspondence. The story follows Mason Jarrett and Paula amid bank collapse Nazi pressure and social life as Austria nears ruin with human values persisting at the end.
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Mary H. Brown
John Gunther
Austria
Gunther
Lilac City
Vienna
Mason Jarrett
Paula
Chicago
Parrett
A. O. G. Bank
Jarrett
Danube
Quick quiz grab bag on culture science and history
Answers cover sugar elements carbon hydrogen oxygen and glucose composition. Quote ridicules culture spurring pistol urge from an unnamed critic. Peach orchard famed in Georgia, USA. Dark Ages architecture emerges in Western Europe. Astronomers Galileo and Copernicus linked to landmark 1642 deaths and births. Israeli leader Moshe Sharett and Gore Vidal among notable names. Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1985. transatlantic jet flights began in 1958. Cathedral domed city motif and medieval university details appear.
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America
Europe
City of fame plaguing modern tourist tale
A fragment from a Central Press feature by Ruth Ramsey reflects on postmedieval city life, a college of Irish nobles, and a tourist wandering a city famed for a golden aura left by a sixteenth century envoy. It blends cultural commentary with trivia questions and speculative forecasts for the future.
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College of
Miller Caught in Similar Conflict of Interest in FTC Case
Washington column details Rep. Miller facing ethics questions over representing Lockport Felt before the Federal Trade Commission. It notes Miller’s stock in Lockport Felt and Lockport Holdings, salary from the firm, and a 1963 tax return income, paralleling the Adams affair. The piece underscores potential legal and ethical violations tied to pecuniary interests.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bill Miller
Sherman Adams
Ike
White House
Adams
Miller
Fell
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Lockport Felt Company
The
Trade Commission
Neil. R. Farmelo
Lockport Felt Co., Inc
Felt
Lockport
Congress
FTC
Lockport Felt
Jack Anderson
Lockport Felt Co
Lockport Holdings
James Cornell
Martindale and Hubbell
Lawyer
Reading
Miller, Farmelo, Adams and Stenger
Farmelo and Adams
U.S. Attorney's Office
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Letters to Editor warn against conservatism and praise Johnson
A letter argues that growth and private enterprise can guard against Communism while warning that conservatism could lead to its rise. It opposes Goldwater style conservatism and endorses Lyndon Johnson and the Democratic Party as the path to continued progress. The text weaves in a political critique with references to Miller and legal matters, plus a biblical citation from Mark.
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America
Cuba
Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Raymond L. Heinrich P.O. Box
Baytown
Texas
Lamar Elementary Enrolls 652 Students in PTA Update
Lamar Elementary reports 642 or 652 students this year as PTA hears about new special education classes taught by Maudine Rayner and Anita Pickering. Principal Dudley Huckabee outlines faculty, carnival plans for Oct 2, and budget, with 200 attendees.
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Lamar
Lamar Parent-Teacher Association
Dudley Huckabee
PTA
Huckabee
Maudine Rayner
Anita Pickering
Elmer Griffith
E. R. Drever
PTA Magazine
Texas
M. E. Burts
W. K. Ferguson
Ted. G’sell
John Holley
Holley
Robert C. Rinscrove
Bob Bellamy
David Transou
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across and Down clues
A compact crossword list with across and down clues including Overawes Reach Forbidden Kfarshal etc. and various numbered entries. includes theme entries such as Kingship related terms, abbreviations, and a mix of ordinary nouns and verbs.
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Stanaum
Actressz Arden
Know Your Bridge Strategy in a Four Spade Deal
In a tricky bridge deal North-South reach four spades after bidding. West led king of hearts, East ruffed, South overruffed, and declarer made ten tricks after a heart and club sequence. The article debates whether East should have ruffed with the ace to force West’s eight-heart holding, arguing the safe line defeats the contract.
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North East South
King of Hearts
West
East
South
Declarer
Es Syndicate, Inc
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Che Baytoun Sun
Resenge
Agee
Erse
John Wadley
Paul Pulman
Corrie Laughlin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Spontaneoux
Zisc
Semnber
Tes
Aem
Texaz Prees Ai
Hubert
Lost City
Iarper & Row
Moshe Sharrett
Leo MecCarey
Gore Vidal
Gertrude Berg
Henry Ault
Ann
Efford B. Hayes
Robert Lawson
Buster Keaton
Charlton Heston
Italy
Ethiopia
Jandmarks
Uni
Paris
Columbus
Diego de Deza
San Estaban
Doctores
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Hermann Goering
Gettysburg
Byzantine Empire
Galileo
Newton
God
Lamar Elementary
Mios
Halt
Skillems
Ibis
Young IL
Egypt
Tae
B. Jay Decker
NOILN
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