World Series offers welcome break from campaign mudslinging
The Baytown Sun editorial argues the Nation seeks relief from presidential charges by enjoying the World Series. It notes baseball heroics and Tim McCarver versus Goldwater chatter captivate readers, while urging that sports provide diversion as election day nears and civilization endures.
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Doubleday
Tim McCarver
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Bob Gibson
Bob Baker
Baytown Sun
Sun
America
Congress Scraps Aim to Aid Sukarno Regime
Fulton Lewis reports a Senate House conference scrapped the Ribicoff amendment condemning religious bias and kept a hard line, while approving no further aid to Indonesia's Sukarno. The Tower amendment’s defeat allowed continued Indonesian military training in the United States, with funds and equipment outlined amid crossparty criticism.
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Washington
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Senate
Connecticut
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State Department
Ribicoff
Arkansas
J William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
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Morgan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Texas
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New York
Jacob Javits
Oregon
Wayne Marse
Congressional
Wyoming
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Simpson
United States
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Letters Urge Reconsideration Of Lee Band Omission
A Baytown reader protests the school board decision to bar the Robert E. Lee High School band from attending the Houston Oilers football game on December 43 1964. Sheppard argues the band deserved the honor and questions what steps would prompt reconsideration, noting the band planned to depart after 12 30 to 1 00 p m to attend church. The letter closes with a remark on the Union of South Africa and gold production.
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Izen
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Houston Oiler
Houston
M. H. Sheppard
Texas
Robert E. Lee
Houstar Oiler
Oilers
Ork
Mmembber
Linwood Drive
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Civb
T.V
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun Inc lists staff roles including editor publisher general manager managing editor office manager circulation director and advertising department. It notes postal registration as second class matter at Baytown Texas post office and affirms publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbey Baytown Texas with P O Box 308.
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Texas
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P. O
Revival calls for a national spiritual awakening
Babson Park Massachusetts columnist reflects on Protestant revivals and Billy Graham crusades. He recalls personal experiences with Christian Endeavor, Moody, and the 12.5 percent decision-card response at a Graham crusade. He argues renewed spiritual renewal is crucial to national prosperity amid social ills.
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Babson Park
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Graham
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Gloucester
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Munhall
Christian Endeavor
Frances E. Clark
U.S
Boston
D. L. Moody
Freedom House bombing tests Mississippi tolerance in Vicksburg
In Vicksburg Freedom House was dynamited while 14 people slept inside, provoking praise for police protection from Mayor John D. Holland and shock from civil rights observers. The incident follows a string of bombings in Meridian and McComb, highlighting a stalled civil rights drive in Mississippi and prompting warnings of embitterment among young activists if protection wanes.
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Atlanta
Freedom House
Vicksburg
John D. Holland
Ku Klux Klan
Freedom Democratic Party
Atlantic City
Vicksburg ‘Court House
Mississippi City
Streats
Paul Cowan
Delta
McComb
Vicksburg’ Freedom’ House Dynamiting
University of Chica- 80
Holland
Louis P. Cashman
Ministerial Council
Christ
John Kist
Yarde City
Robert Duhs
United States
UN Children’s Fund
Unicef
UNICE
Mississippi
Robert Blinder
Epoxy Resin Tops Adhesives For Shear Strength
Fact note highlights epoxy resin as the strongest adhesive, capable of withstanding very high shear forces per square inch after curing.
Baytown Sun readers rail at school board over band trip
A Baytown reader criticizes the school board for denying the Robert E. Lee band a national TV performance with the Houston Oilers. The letter cites band discipline, grades, and costs, arguing the trip would boost local pride and publicity.
Questionable Trivia in a Public Notice
Today's quiz asks who composed the Reform ation Symphony and which poet begins The curfew tells the knell of parting day. It also queries which land was ruled by the House of Vasa and who befriended a lion in a Roman arena, plus which city stood for nearly a millennium. The text then notes notable birthdays and a church celebrating its thousandth anniversary with historical details.
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Double rowed cottages at St Catharines Chapel Dorset origin village
Central Press remembers St Catharine's Chapel in Dorset famed for its thatched cottage double row, an early model village likely by the first Earl of Dorchester in the 18th century. Also notes Thoreau quote and 1959 Harpers Ferry raid by John Brown.
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St Catharine's Chapel
Dorset
England
Earl of Dorchester
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Channelview Group Heads Four Day Arkansas Trip
Mr and Mrs A P Summers of Channelview and Mr and Mrs D W Harman plan a four day trip to Arkansas staying at a mountain cabin owned by the Harmans. The travelers are listed with home addresses in Channelview Texas.
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Channelview Group
Arkansas
A. P. Summers
Cedar Lane
D. W. Harman
Markel St
Channelview
Mountain Cabin
Know Your Bridge How to Make Six Spades
A bridge hand from Know Your Bridge discusses a six spade contract in North South vulnerability. It explains choosing West for the queen of hearts and explores eschewing the heart finesse by cashing the queen of clubs ace of diamonds and ruffing to establish the slam. West is forced to return a heart or club, allowing discard of dummy’s last diamond and making the contract.
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Dole
East
Queen of Hearts
Grummy
Hing
Bast
West
Duramy
Oorea Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature item
Crossword clues list appears with entries such as Fiction captain Membrane God of war and German river. Other clues include Refuse to grant Swedish coin Anger and Burt. The fragment suggests a newspaper puzzle page with numbered entries and theme hints.
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