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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
6
The piece extols newspaper delivery boys as young entrepreneurs who learn business, responsibility, and free enterprise. It cites J Edgar Hoover praising youths with tasks to perform and notes National Newspaperboy Day on Saturday Oct 16, honoring Baytown Sun junior merchants.
Washington AP labor leaders say the union shop bill is dead for the session after a Senate filibuster and a party line standoff. Top labor lobbyists predict a faint chance next year but concede political risk and the 1966 campaign year will complicate any revival. AFL-CIO and unions blame Dirksen and political pressures, while Johnson supporters argue the civil rights battles overshadowed this effort.
Speculation swirls around President John F Kennedy’s choice for a new urban affairs head. Rumors say Robert Weaver, an African American, could lead a proposed urban affairs department amid debate over staffing and policy direction.
Newspaper masthead and staff list from The Baytown Sun show editors and managers, with contact and publishing details. The snippet references publication frequency, address, and subscription rates, reflecting standard newspaper front-page boilerplate material.
Senate Armed Forces Committee members push toward a broad nuclear test ban while Geneva negotiators seek a far reaching pact outlawing underground tests without on site inspections. Senator Henry Jackson warns such a treaty lacks verifiable safeguards and could mask underground detonations.
Bennett Cerf narrates a curious backwoods Indiana hamlet tale where a factory pays $110 a week yet a savvy worker earns $700 weekly in cash and never takes the money home. A playful bit follows about a three year old Gloria choosing Pulsifer over her aunt’s gift boxes revealing a sly family moment.
A fragmented print item lists dated quiz questions about U S history and monarchy, born today notes for famous figures, and a vivid, atmospheric sketch of a Luxembourg hilltop castle with legends of buried treasure and eerie motifs.
A lively description recalls a stately home whose descendants aligned with the rulers of the Netherlands and the house of Luxembourg via marriages. It notes a famed site, then shifts to a 1928 milestone: Graf Zeppelin’s first U.S. commercial arrival.
Washington column details Rep Harold Cooley chairing or attending executive sessions with sugar and tobacco industry figures present. It alleges improper access for Hoff, Jones, Laughlin, and others to influence farm and trade legislation, plus junkets financed by taxpayers. It contrasts past censures of senators with Cooley’s actions.
The essay explains football has become a complex, businesslike sport with platoons and many positions. Fans chase clarity by focusing on one player while others watch radio calls from spotters. A cross note mentions an architectural contest in Luxembourg and a mass produced steel house for six Common Market countries.
A devotional verse cites Hebrews 12 2 affirming Jesus as author and finisher of faith who endured the cross for joy despised its shame and sits at the right hand of God’s throne.
Bridge quiz discusses responses to passes and opening bids with five hands. It weighs two hearts two notrump two clubs and four hearts as suitable bids, explaining when a bid is forcing and when North may pass, and ends advocating an opening game bid with a strong heart hand.
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