Sun Urges Baytown Traffic Safety Drive
The Baytown Sun editorial calls for practical traffic safety actions in Baytown. It credits Gov Price Daniel and Baytown police for efforts but warns progress requires full motorist cooperation and sustained vigilance to reduce accidents, injuries, and deaths. It cites a 1964 traffic box score of 783 accidents and 5 deaths and urges cautious driving.
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Baytown
Price Daniel
John Connally
Blair Mann
Citizens ‘Traffic Safety Committee
Baytown Sun
Barry Goldwater stance on aid shapes presidential campaign
Editor notes lay out Barry Goldwater’s foreign aid critique. It questions aid criteria, argues aid dilutes impact, favors direct military and technical assistance for self sufficiency, and condemns broad welfare aims. A biblical quote closes the piece.
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Lucius Clay
Indonesia
Egypt
Free World
Ghana
Cambodia
Panama
Gabon
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun presents its masthead with editors and department heads listed, including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Managing Editor, Office Manager, Circulation Director, Promotion Manager, Advertising Department managers, and staff names. The note states publication as a second class matter and provides mailing and subscription details, plus agency representation and AP membership.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Lyndon Johnson Wins Texas 10th District Seat In 1937
The 1937 special election in Texas 10th District saw Lyndon Johnson resign NYA post to campaign across ten rural counties. He won with a large plurality after appendicitis delayed the vote, earning Roosevelt’s support and a seat on the Naval Affairs Committee. Johnson’s win sparked national headlines and began a lifelong close rapport with FDR.
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Lyndon Bmolnson
Paprianta
Lyndon B- Johnson
Harry Provence
Harry
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Texas
Austin
Lyndon
Johnson
Old South
Roosevelt
Gulf of Mexico
Tenth District
James P. Buchanan
Rep
J. J. Mansfield
Congress
Colorado
Buchanan
J. Alvin Wirtz
Lyndon Johnson
Wirtz
NYA
Tencounty
Tenth
FDR
Washington
James V. Allred
Allied
Galveston
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Sam Johnson
Lyndon. Johnson
Rebekah Johnson
Rural Electrification Administration
White House
Morris Sheppard
The Horse Fair painter and other history bites
Today’s trivia cover answers about sound speed in air, The Horse Fair painter, ruminants, Lindbergh father office, and Hamilton’s death alongside a 1907 bank panic note. Also lists Liszt Bernhardt Faraday Martinelli Bennett Fontaine and a note on virtue and wine. A Fame clue outlines a Portuguese abbey strong with halls and cloisters.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexander Hamilton
Portugal’s Chapel of the Tombs and royal niches
Ruth Ramsey notes in a Central Press feature that Portugal’s abbey transept houses the Chapel of the Tombs built by Pedro the Severe to hold sarcophagi for himself and Ines de Castro. The article links the niche count to Portugal’s remaining kings and recalls the famed tragedy of Ines and her death.
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Afonso Henriques
Portugal
St. Bernard
Santarem
Manuel II
Pedro
Ines de Castro
Khrushchev Was Too Soft On Capitalism and Russia
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Khrushchev fell partly due to Red Army opposition over defense cuts and nuclear talks. He cites repeated clashes with military leaders from 1960 to 1963, notes Tito’s remark on Red Army influence, and claims Khrushchev’s budget cuts and missile disputes eroded support, leading to his ouster.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Politi
Khrushchev
USA
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Jis
Red Army
United States
Ussr
Air Force
Navy
Army
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Congress
Russia
Berlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Krushchev
Red’Army
Cuba
Mr. K
U.S
Fay Kohler
Moscow
Rodin Malimovsky
Germany
Black Sea
Red Star
Red Marshals
Security purge prompts fresh review at State Department
Report from Washington notes a group of 15 top Department officers considered security risks over eight years ago remain in sensitive posts amid calls by Senator Milward Simpson for a full reevaluation. Ongoing internal debates include the Otepka dismissal and broad security waivers granted by Secretary Rusk.
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Fulton
Lewis IR
Washington
State Department
Scott McLeal
Department
Bureau of Security
McLeod
Wyoming
Milward Simpson
Otto Oiepka
Oiaka
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Otepka
State Rusk
Eisenhower
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rusk
Sylvia’s bold misplay upsets duplicate bridge top score
In a club scene described with period tone, Sylvia often misreads bids and plays. At one night’s duplicate bridge event with twelve tables South aimed for three no trump but Sylvia’s East hand misplays the jack of spades. West wins with ace and takes spade ruffing tricks, defeating the contract and earning a top score for the table.
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Baltimore
Maryland House of Delegates
Ernest Young
Sen
Verda Welcome
West Virginia
Virginia Mae Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tiem
Massachusetts
Foster Furcolo
Anthony N. di Natale
Massachusetts Turnpike Authorizy
North East South West
Sylvia
South
Declarer
East
West
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE
Daily crossword puzzle clues list includes 37 Manufac ture 38 Flutter 40 Toward the lee 41 Bird s home 43 Contend 45 Kind of meat.
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Esterday’s Answer
Manufacture
Flutter
Contend
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