Baytown faces slow move on separating school and college boards
The Baytown Board of Trustees debates splitting Baytown public schools from Lee College governance. A. R. Stark says no action likely Monday night while E M Bud Carlisle reviews the plan. Most trustees see board action as proper, some favor voter input. The Sun praises cautious study and openness, noting past secrecy concerns.
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Baytown
Lee College
A. R. Stark
E. M
Bud Carlisle
Stark
Baytown Sun
Sun
The Defense by Vladimir Nabokov reviewed in 1930
A critical look at Nabokov writing as V. Sirin, tracing Luzhin the Russian chess master in The Defense. The piece notes the novel as a dense metaphor where life mirrors chess, tracing Luzhin’s rise, obsession, marriage strain, and eventual self destruction as he finally opts for checkmate and death.
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Mary H. Brown
Vladimir Nabokov
V.sirin
Nabokov
Alexander’ Ivanovich Lauzhin
Luzhin
Luzhia
Lugain
Lazhin
Chaucer
Rabelais
Peak Arrestee Tied to 1963 Fasco Pawn Robbery
Seattle AP reports Jack James Peak, 49, arrested on a warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in a December 1963 Fasco Wash pawn shop robbery. The arrest occurred Thursday at Peak’s workplace, Robbers Roost Prol Team.
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Seattle
Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jack James Peak
Peak
Baytown Manager Appointment Report
Local office names a new Baytown manager following a leadership shakeup. Officials cite continuity and community service as priorities while outlining transitional steps and expected timelines for the hire. Local businesses and civic groups welcomed the change as a move toward stable governance.
Right Polls Show LBJ Faltering
Buckley argues polls reveal Johnson's slipping popularity amid liberal and business criticism. He traces a crafted image shift after Kennedy's death, noting opposition from Sayre Krock and labor leaders, and questions whether the administration can sustain a fragile dual alliance as Vietnam and domestic tensions simmer.
TODAY'S GRAB BAG AND SPOT OF FAME QUIZ
Quick quiz answers include: poetess of Laugh and the World Laughs with You is Sara Teasdale. Tulips gladioli lies and narcissuses share bulbs. GAR stands for Grand Army of the Republic. Theodore Roosevelt championed spelling reform. The line after Where the Cabots speak only to Lowell is And the Lowells speak only to God.
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Gar
U.S
Cabots
Lowell
Duc de Richelieu
Louis Xvot
Paris
France
Newe Ag
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Grand Army of the Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Lowellls
Riku Eh
Barry Goldwater’s campaign scripts draw Johnson critique
Washington opinion column details Barry Goldwater aides and writers shaping his anti Johnson line, including use of Lyndon B Johnson nickname, Hess and Hoover connections, plus concerns over farm policy and defense talk failing to connect with Ohio crowds. Eleanor Roosevelt tribute drives union mailings as Bobby Kennedy struggles with ethnic voters and Spellman invites.
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Drew Pearson
Barry Geldwater
Lima
Ohio
LBJ
Niven
Herbert Hoover, Sr
Goldwater
Paing
Goldwalter
Indianapolis
Judy Rooney
Barry
Karl Hess
Lyndon Birt Johnson
Berry
Hess
Wright Pallman
D-Tex
Allen-Bradley Corporation
Arthwaukee
Saturday Evening Post
Johnson
Hoss
Billy Hargis
Washington World
White House
Marion
Illnois
Dayton
Air Force Research Center
Eisenhower
Ray
Eleanor Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Bobby
Sea Fortune
Pope
Cardinal Spellman
Spellman
New York
Ken Keating
Joe Kennedy
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Hyannisport
Cardinal
Jim Delaney
Al's Sporadically Military Football Recalled In Real Heritage
A World War II era comic strip by AL MELINGER reflects on service life at Randolph Field and Tulsa grid fame. The piece notes Glenn Dobbs as a war period star and traces how postwar Air Force teams blended professionals and cadets into top level play.
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AL Melinger
Randolph Field Post
Mess Hall
Glen Debbs HT
Tulsa
Glenn Dobs
Glenn Dobbs
Golden Hurricanes
Randolph Field
Dobbs
Foxs
Dedalock
Canidate School
Air Force
West
Alma
Americs
Srk
Sceeres
Super Starr
Cint Doer
Izam
Debbs
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Decker
North dealer, no vulnerability. South secures a remarkable slam after telescope play. West leads spades, declarer wins with king, ruffs diamonds, and scuttles club maneuvers. Despite West’s three options, South contracts two losers become one in a three card ending through precise endplay and discards.
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B. Jay Decker
Heqez
South
West
Declarer
Routh
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
The KING FEATURE daily crossword presents clues and grid entries in a classic puzzle format. The excerpt shows partial entries including rope with a man ning knot and several across items like metal gleam and anger, with references to previous solutions and a few misread words. The page tests wordplay and general knowledge suitable for newspaper readers.
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Vladimir Abakov
Pe ‘Patiam Sons
Snell
FBI
Che Baytown Sir
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K, Gilmore
Pill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corre Laushvin
Generel
Ptail
Texas
Congress
Ebaytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbey
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives. Inc
Associated Presrertineg
Cewr
Spontantous Orgic
Alec Reserves
Meacher
Kexa Ds
World Nuclear Clubs
United States
William F. Buckley Jr
Coldwater
America
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Galewater
Democratic Party
Labor Union
ADA
KKK
JCS
Wendell Willkie
Lei
Ley
Ivas
Francis Sayre
Washington
Arthur Krock
Bobby Baker
Mr. Johnson
Lindon Johnson
Vietnam
Merritt Parkway
Red China
United Nations
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushenev
Richard Niston
General Assembly of the
China
Waval Zeademy
Fort Severn
Nzpolis
New York City
Hoboken Nut
Ruth
Ramsey Central Press
Joan of Arc
George
Helen Hayes
Lin ¥Utang
Paul Creston
the Tonias Branke
Joseph We. Alsap Jr
Francois Mauriac
Jerome Robbins
Lucien Lelong
Nathan Twining
Eliot
Bliss
Cosbly Baptist
CE. Meadows Jr
Dwisht Thorshov
Sirs
Bermmice Warner
L.E. Petter
Te Charel Robert
T He
East
Wu Ek
Eas Aa
Cesterday
Answad
Anger
Royal
Ansitia
Sarah’s
Sivan
Guiana
City
Colorado
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