United Fund Drive urged Baytown donors to finish strong
The Baytown Sun advocates for continued personal responsibility in giving to the United Fund campaign. It highlights Baytown's strong campaign history, notes mid campaign progress, and urges volunteers to ensure pledges are turned in. The piece stresses community duty and calls Baytown to stand up and be counted.
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Baytown
East Harris County
United Fund
Baytown Sun
Wwe
Carr to Baytown for two visits by Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr
Baytown hosts two events for Attorney General Waggoner Carr next Tuesday. A coffee at Holiday Inn at 10:30 a.m. invites the public, followed by a Baytown Lions Club luncheon at noon arranged by Eldon Berry. Carr, a West Texan with Southeast Texas ties, is a veteran state official serving as attorney general. He has five terms in the legislature, five as speaker, and will travel between Browns ville Uvalde and Baytown.
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Baytown
Waggoner Carr
Holiday Inn
Gen. Carr
Brownsville
Uvalde
Texas
Great
Gulf Coast
Lubbock
Carr
FTC rules limit stereo records labeling and discounts
The Federal Trade Commission ruled that phonographic records not grooved for stereophonic sound cannot use the terms stereo or stereophonic. It also barred manufacturers from offering supermarket or drug store discounts that hurt regular record stores. The new trade rules take effect November 7.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf’s Try and Stop Me compiles humorous anecdotes and quotes from mid-century publishers and writers. The collection includes quips about privacy, social climbers, and gossip from literary circles with playful commentary and brief dialogues.
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Bennett
Cerf
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list Baytown Texas
The Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. in Baytown Texas. Offices listed include editor and publisher general manager managing editor office manager and several department heads with postal and subscription details.
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Ser-E-E
Gireucation
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Box
Fulton Lewis Sees Political Wonders Ahead
Washington report details funds from the Council for a Livable World aimed at eight peace oriented Democrats in key 1960s contests. It notes targets across the Midwest and West, past and current leaders, and Szilard’s role in founding the group and its disarmament campaigns.
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Fulton Lewis J. Washington
Council For
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Midwest
Gale McGee
Wyo
Albert Gore
Tenn
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Frank Moss
Utah
Phil* Hart
Mich
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Joseph Montoya
Ralph Harding
Idaho
Montoya
Ed’ Mechem
Harding
Sen Jordan
Council
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Livable World
Leo Szilard
Szilard
Becamie
Verse From Hebrews 4 12 on the Word of God
A compact quotation from Hebrews 4 12 presents the word of God as quick and powerful sharpened like a two edged sword piercing to divide soul and spirit and joints and marrow discerning thoughts and intents of the heart.
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God
Hilda and Audrey Radcliffe linked by storms in Louisiana
Hilda Radcliffe, born in Morgan City during Hurricane Hilda, leaves Baton Rouge Red Cross shelter to return home. Her sister Audrey, born there during Hurricane Audrey in 1957, is noted alongside political loophole remarks about a council hiding activities and channeling checks to candidates.
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Baton Rouge, la
Hilda Radcliffe
Morgan City
Hilda
Baton Rouge
Congress Ethics Clash Highlights Edwards Miller Debate
Washington column notes a backstage clash over congressional ethics as Rep. Don Edwards pressed for discipline of Rep. William E. Miller after Miller’s ties to Lockport Felt. Edwards faced House resistance and party pressure from the so called Club, ending with no floor debate and the Court of Appeals decision left unresolved.
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Jefferson
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Edwards Kne
Miller
Lockport Felt Co
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Lockport Felt
Federal Trade Commission
California
Rep. Miller
Charlie Halleck
John, Rooney
Brooklyn
Iti
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Holafield
Haberdashery J
Los Angeles
Washington
Barnacles
Goldwater Needs A New Slogan For ’64
Buckley argues Goldwater’s “soft on Communism” charge lacks punch and warns repetition breeds fatigue. He cites Cold War framing and current policy failures from Cuba to Laos, urging a sharper, seasonally updated critique to mobilize voters.
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Goldwater
William E. Buckley JR
Washington
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Johnson
Joe McCarthy
Dwight Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Adlai Stevenson
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS WRITER AND CATHEDRAL SPOT
Answers recap a quiz feature with Cavernous questions and notes. Sir James Barrie is author of What Every Woman Knows and the mouth of the Orinoco River is in Venezuela. The Iron Duke is Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington and The Forty Days of Musa Dagh was written by Franz Werfel. Public court proceedings are not conducted in camera. The feature also spotlights Cologne Cathedral and its famed Three Magi reliquary treasures.
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Iron Duke
Musa Dagh
Europe
Caspar
Melthoir
Balthasar
Beth- Tehem
Italy
Frederick Barbarossa
Joe Famet
Sir James Barrie
The
Orinoco
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of
Bridge bidding guidelines from Know Your Bridge column
Expert analysis of four example hands after an opening One Heart One No Trump sequence. It covers why to bid four hearts with 15 points, why pass is wise with 6 to 9 points, why two diamonds helps reach a heart game, and why three notrump is best with 20 high card points.
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King
Ures Syndicate, Inc
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Daily King Feature
Puzzle clues listed include Froglike animal and Like steel. Tavern and Cars, Goddess of dawn and Jogs. Regions for eccentric and cry of a cow. Stings rosy and An age. Short sleep and Web-footed bird. Burning TEER 37 Blunders 39 Arrived At. West winds myth. Extinct bird New Zealand. Unhappy. Lawyer's Dik.
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Rosy
N.Z
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