Editorial on Police Withholding Names After Baytown Plane Crash
Sun editors condemn Patrolman Rosier for blocking release of crash victims names. They note the public has a right to know and applaud law enforcement cooperation, while asserting information should come from official or alternative sources. The piece contrasts Rosier's stance with Col. Homer Garrison, who would not have acted similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Glen Rosier
State Highway Patrol
Baytown
7Th Main
Patrolmance
Kansas City
Rosier
Flo
The
Law
Harris County
the Sun
Patrolman
Col
Homer Garrison
Col. Garrison
Many Democrats urged to back Governor Daniel in Texas race
A Baytown political message advocates Democrats to vote for Gov. Price Daniel for re election on November 8, urging split ballots if voting for Nixon. It argues Democratic strength shapes local government and counts conventions by gubernatorial vote totals.
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Texas
Gov
Price Daniel
Nixon Democrata
Daniel
Baytown
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Fragmentary column on Kennedy and a Krewe in The Columbia State
A fragmented opinion piece discusses Kennedy, a Krewe leader, and reputation concerns. The sparse text mentions regional figures and public perception, hinting at embarrassment and personal stakes within the community. The writing suggests commentary on local figures and social groups.
Fragmented Bible Verse Fragment Surfaces in Record
A damaged OCR fragment shows archaic wording and names like Brethlen and Esraelos with unclear meaning. The text reads as a prayer or devotional line and includes stray phrases about heart and seed, with an unclear attribution or date.
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Esraelos
Baytown Sun publication and staff notes
The Baytown Sun details publication days afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, with staff positions listed including Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman, Jim Boone, Business Manager Preston Pendergrass, Managing Editor Beulah Mar Jackson, Office Manager A. T. Bowling, Advertising Department John Watley and Corrie Laughlin, and National Manager Sun's Houston. It also notes subscription rates and mail details, plus republication notices and postal information.
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Giundays
Baytown Sun. Inc
Pearce and Ashbei
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mar Jackson
A. T. Bowling
John Watley
Corrie Laughlin
Sun
Houston
Pearson’s Washington Column Targets CIA Linked Candidates
The column accuses CIA operatives of political manipulation and alleges Kennedy supporters used staged notes to taint opponents. It notes Rockefeller and Goldwater facing stiff Southern crowds as Nixon seeks to shore up support, while New York grows pro Kennedy amid a turbulent campaign landscape.
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Republican
Yetty
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizone
Vicw
Nixon
Chiesa
Raye
Hind
Goldwater
New York State
Maiden Speech Misattribution Sparks Editorial Wry Note
Brooks Ways of Arkansas gave his maiden House speech but was credited to another representative. An apology followed as the error surfaced. A barber quip with a senior local intersected the tale, adding a playful aside about misattribution and editorial oversight.
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Ghater
Teray Atackerd
Leinwralle Prise
Dobey
Hee
Welles
Mennedy
Aleplubli
Brooks Ways
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Congressional Record
Office of the Record
Hays
Today’s Grab Bag and Bits of Trivia
Series of trivia questions covering a river named by traders, weather chart symbols, harebell classification, epeirogeny, and a note on P T Barnum’s 1872 opening. It also includes misrendered quotes and a biographical sketch about a Hollywood actress born in 1933, with a death and marriage sequence noted through a convoluted timeline.
Mystery Actress Revealed From Old Screen Clues
A fragmented feature on a young actress linked to 1920s Hollywood hints at a 22 year old starlet, with a dancing stand in and early stage roles. It traces birthplace in the movie city, a PE teacher parent, European tour, and a breakout as Stupefyin Jones in a stage play before a later hit Tir Marnage Gee Rawnd.
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East of Aumastra
Hollywood
Europe
Stupefyin’ Jones
Letters To The Editor Falter The Sun Denr Sirs
A reader laments societal ills in wartime like liquor and communism, warning of a dangerous global drift. The letter condemns alcohol’s reach, recalls FDR and Yalta, urges world peace, disarmament, and reduced standing armies, and critiques Kennedy and Nixon era biases while calling for patience amid famine and inflation.
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America
Eleanor Roosevelt
New Deal
Russia
FDR
Lke
Stalin
Yalta
Jor
U. S
Gevenney
Fst Rer
Churchill
Roosevelt
Germany
Korea
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ty Kennedy
Amie
Tie
Kenney
Iran
Rome
Jisus
Kennedy
Ted
Lyndon Johnson
Pat Nixon
White Bar
Houston Ministers Ask Nixon To Speak
A group of Protestant ministers in Houston urged Vice President Nixon to address the Houston Ministers Association. They noted Nixon previously spoke here in June but a tight schedule blocked a return visit. Thad Hiram, Texas Republican chair, said Nixon is expected to be in Texas during the final week of the campaign, though no date is set.
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Houston
Vice Press- Sixon
Ister Association of
John F. Kense
P- Nixon
Texas
Thad Hirom
Nixon
Herbert Meza
Rar
European business forecast from an American traveler
A business forecast from a traveler home from six weeks abroad notes France’s fragility after de Gaulle, Germany’s export strength, and Europe’s impact on U S stocks. It cites Mills of Sears Roebuck and others importing goods from Europe and Japan, with China’s entry预计 intensifying competition. The author warns of wage pressures, possible layoffs, and a cautious stance on stock moves until after the November 8 election, while praising Spain and its Coca Cola branded streets.
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Kard
Allon
U. S
United States
Spain
Mediterranean
Bridge Defense and Declarer Play in Missing Context
A fragmented bridge discussion explains defenders coordinating to defeat a contract. It notes declarer advantages from seeing dummy and hand, while East and West infer opponent holdings from plays to trap high honors. The piece illustrates jack plays, ducking, and signal ideas to pressure the declarer.
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Declarer
Cherrig
Jack Seaver
Ducky
Ducka
West Frost
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Columbia
Che Baytown Sun
Advertising Department
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O. Box US
Cartier
Amal
Act of Congress
Tees
Detiz Newspaper
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Drew Pearson
Harvey Pen
Mark Kaminsky
Centist
Rus
Bennett
Heath
Cali
Kaninsky
Ann Arbor
Dack
Maine
Hig
Washington
Nacional Committee
Alaska
Florida
Bennett Cerf
Pye
King Features Syndicate
P. T. Barnum
Hippodrome
New York City
George Eliot
Anna Eagle
Actrees
Jaymen Chadwick
Folk OF Fame
Santa Maria
Calif
Uot
Sumastra
Richard Long
Nan Jones
Potomac
Sirtus
By Roger Babson
Great Britain
Free Nations
deGaulle
France
OALY
Milan
Ory
Trin
Sears
Roehick
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth
McCrory , McLellan, and Mary's
Japan
South America
China
Jay Becker
Daily Crossword
Halley's
Mothertesa
U.8
Charies Garments
Syly Lamb
Cisgulen
W.rolcof
Externs
Tavern
God
Holy City of the Hindushs
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