Texas Supreme Court clears path for school integration
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that state funds may be used for integrated public schools and that state laws enforcing segregation are unconstitutional, effectively removing barriers to desegregation in Texas. The decision states the U S Constitution supersedes state provisions and confirms integration is governed by federal ruling, not local statutes.
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Texas Supreme Court
U. S Supreme Court
Texas
Texas High Tribunal
U. S. Supreme Court
Big Spring
Texas Citizens Council
John Ben Shepperd
Texas High Court
Shepperd
Tam
Supreme Court
Land
Slot Machine Age and Political Reminiscence Musings
A fragmented Sun News Desk column reflects on the Slot Machine Age offering a coin driven meal gadget, Truman era press critiques, a Highlands Rotary Club chat with Prof. Sparks, Tennessee scenery memories, Texas boastful tall tales, and Orval Faubus’s political rise in Arkansas. The piece blends pop culture tech envy with local opinion and wartime pasts.
Moses plan for Central Park split sparks bird watchers row
A New York column portrays Robert Moses and a petting of Central Park for an aged recreation center, facing strong opposition from bird watchers who fear fencing and loss of a sanctuary. The piece mixes satire with strong character sketches of Moses, bird life, pigeons, and public space ideals.
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New York
Robert Moses
Mr. Monex
Jones Beach
Moses
Central Park
Immubie
Masey
the Rample
Tig Haven
Viet Nam Referendum Set as Diem Seen Winning
Charles McCann analyzes Viet Nam's political scene as Ngo Dinh Diem is poised to win the October 23 referendum on leadership. Bao Dai’s past alliances and Diem’s rapid consolidation are outlined, with Diem expected to be proclaimed president by month’s end amid U.S. involvement and Bao Dai’s exile from the Riviera.
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Bay Day
Vietnam
Indo-China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Bao Dal
Diem
Saigon
Idiem
Fao Tiwi
French Riviera
Paris
Ban Dai
Bao Dai
Bai Daj
Bao
Ho Chi Minh
Riviera
Dien Ray
United States
Baa
France
Dior
Maryknoll
Lakewood
N. J
Parle Garret
Baytown Sun Classified Rates and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with prices per month, 3 months, 6 months, and yearly options. It notes publication offices at Pearce and Ashby, declares second class matter status, and lists staff roles including editor publisher and advertising director.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashby
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman Ov
D B. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
Congress
Jones
Presidents Did It There’s Big Future In Peddling Newspapers
Harman W. Nichols reflects on Newspaper Boys Day and a long career as a paper peddler. He notes presidents like Truman and Eisenhower once delivered papers, shares memories of routes, ladders, rooftops, and morning and evening papers in Bloomington and Champaign, and cups of coffee after long rounds.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Harry 3. Truman
Kansas City Star
Eisenhower
Down
Mevie Mater
Farmer City
Nichols
Peddie
Bloomington Pantograph
Champaign News Gazette
Sandy
Bert Wheeler
Fred Allen
Wheeler
Unreconstructed rebel and jokes at a social season
William Faulkner, noted as a Nobel Prize winner, is described amid a satirical scene with a rebel persona and humorous exchanges. A lighthearted interaction involving a Charleston related joke unfolds at a casual gathering as the era's social events face disruption. The report shifts to news from Washington as President Eisenhower cancels the White House social schedule for the winter due to illness.
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William Faulkner
Yonkers
Sandy
Ed & Group
Capital
Washington
Eisenhower
Wmness
White House
Quick Knowledge Grab Bag And Celebrity Clues
A mixed set of trivia prompts and clues spans mythology classical lines and film stars. It features questions on mythic capturable animals, obscure flower names, musical tonics and dominants, Julius Caesar’s die quote, and a celebrity quiz with Chelsea births and 1930s Chicago roots.
Eden Refusal To Talk Cyprus Sparks Long History Look
DREW PEARSON surveys Cyprus as a microcosm of British, Greek, and American policy from the Napoleonic era through the Truman Doctrine. He traces Eden's prior refusals, Greek-Turkish tensions, and shifting alliances, noting how postwar moves shaped NATO, U.S. aid, and regional power dynamics in the Mediterranean.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Anthony Fiden
England
Greece
Marshal Fapagos
USA
Great Britain
Cyprus
Cypus
Eden
Papago
Mediterranean
Africa
Guar Alexander Wes
Metternich
Winston Churchill
Harry Truman
Yugoslavia
Russia
Czars
Bosporus
United States
Turkey
Marshal Papagon
NATO
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Jack Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Volos
Moscow
Greree
Constantine Karamanlis
Egpyt
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
North Africa
Unclear fragmentary historical notes on wars and figures
Fragmented text mentions ambulances in 1792 and the guillotine named after Dr Joseph Guillotin, plus various disjointed items about budgets Cyprus crisis UN and Dulles. No coherent report or single event established.
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Cyprus
Papagos
Eden
Nim
Dulles
Keven
Thea
United Nations
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Highlands Rotary Club
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George Peabody College
Nashville
Tennessee
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Chickamsugs Park
Chickamauga
Chattanoogs
Sparks
Peabody
Union
Florida
Morgans Point
Orvel Faubdus
Arkansas
Neigier
Jesus Saz
Mel Heimer
Birg
Manhattan
By Charles McCann
The
Baytown Sun
Ueno
Community Fund
W. Green Street
Dad
Will Hammer
Bennett
Central Press
Chelsea
Mass
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Phil
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Studio Club
Hollywood
Volcom
Colimp
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Idan Gish
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Frank Conroy
Wanpened
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Willam_ the Conqueror
Socrates
Viola
Win Elliot
Kim Novak
China
Istanbul
John Foster Tilies
Nartis Colton
Rn.h
Joseph E. White
Ohio
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Sam Poor
Pan American Airways
Grandfathers Club
Lowell Thomas Jr
Inlaw
Sam Pryor Jr
Dr. Joseph Guillotine
Willie
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