Labor's Stake High In 1966 Amid Union Drive
Editorial notes organized labor must defend 38 freshman Democrats in 1966 to protect labor aims like union shop and minimum wage. AFL-CIO plans targeted support for 51 Democrats, despite some votes slipping on 14B repeal and other labor bills. The piece warns of a tough year for Johnson and union allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolson
House
Maine
California
Labor
Johnson
Organized Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Afl-Cio
San Francisco
James A. Mackay
Georgia
Clair A. Callan
Nebraska
Roy SH. McVicker
Colorado
Klan Strengthened By Sideline Support
Drew Pearson argues the Ku Klux Klan's power relies on terror, sympathy, and tacit political backing. He cites figures around ten thousand active members and about one hundred thousand supporters, noting alignment with politicians in Alabama Georgia and Louisiana. The piece discusses shifts as African American voters grow, local lawmen in Natchez, and ongoing opposition by some officials.
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Washington
United
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Maryland
Kansas
South
Klan
John Patterson
Robert Shelton
United Klans
Alabama
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Will Miller
New York
Khan
Ga Fuchriend Flower
Idabama
Theg x Govar
Georgia
Ellis Armall
Atlanta
Arnall
Louisiana
Russell Lang
Democratic Senate
Hale Baggs
Democratic House
Boggs
Allen Fuenter
Ss Polsticad
J. T. Robinson
Arice
Natchez
Rand
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list display
The Baytown Sun page lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore and Bik Hanman among others. It notes publication as an afternoon daily and provides office address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and mailing details.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bik Hanman Eilitnr
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Venus annexation joke taints Deer Park booster tale
A satirical memo lampoons Deer Park City Council and the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce for an imagined act annexing Venus to Houston. It macerates promotion fever, noting a $350 earning from Venus land sales and riffing on Houston Venus tourism while recalling the Lone Ranger era and old horses in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Bishop
Houston
Louie Welch
Venus
Earth
Harr
Vi Us
Chamber Ceat
Manned Craft Center
Welch Tor Sor
Tex
U.S.A
Aml
Daw
Lo Osiigeest
Bouston
Mayer Websk
Phe
Adena
Silver
Lone Ranger
Detroit Police
Detroit
Bruce Beemer
Oxford
Mich
Pancer Igma
Peter Declares God Shows No Partiality
In Acts 10 34 Peter speaks that God is not a respecter of persons, affirming divine impartiality across nations and peoples. The verse underscores inclusion of Gentiles in God’s plan and challenges prejudice by divine standard.
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Peter
Daily trivia and future horoscope from a 1930s page
The page asks trivia on Davy Jones Locker Herschel Newcomb Kepler Birth of a Nation and Bessemer linked industries. It lists births including Tom Clark Carson and Jim Bunning, hints at a future with musical talent, and spot of fame about a monastery with Africa relics and Countess Firmosinde. reads like a mixed trivia and lifestyle column.
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Davy Jones
Locker
William Herschel
Simon Newcomb
Johann Kepler
Sir Henry Bessemer
Spot of fame near convent ruins in Europe mystery
Ruth Ramsey notes a historic site near the White Fathers' priory once part of Ermesinde's convent and a Roman camp. Destruction by French revolutionaries in 1684 links to broader convent ruin lore tied to noble lineage and social standing.
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Europe
Uhe
White Fathers
Ermesinde
Local service members listed from Channelview area
Gl Joe's Corner reports Channelview residents and families with service in Vietnam and other duties. Cecil Holliman Jr joins Pacific Air Forces as an intelligence specialist in Vietnam, while Robert Simpson serves aboard USS Oriskany in the Seventh Fleet in Southeast Asia. Other notes include graduates and assignments from Navy Air Training, Army Fort Gordon, and Marine and Air Force bases.
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Ale Cecil W. Holliman Jr
Cecil W. Quolly Holliman
Lakeshore Drive
Channelview
Viet Nam
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Far East
Pac
Channelview High School
Texas Asm University
Lamar Tech
Lee College
Sharon
LaVern Allen
Severtil
Robert P. Simpson
U.S. Navy
South Ching Sea
Oriskany
The Ugly Russian paints true picture of envoys
Victor Lasky, in The Ugly Russian, argues American diplomats are miscast abroad and that Russian envoys often act with condescension and race bias. Drawing on reports from about 20 countries, the author depicts Russian aid as long term, ill conceived finance with late or poor materials and a superior attitude.
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Lasky Outo
Laos
Guinea
Lasky
India
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Laskau
Russia
Red China
Miuany
Unu Fant
Southeast
Vie Russ
Schell Refuses Hollywood Worship After Oscar Win
HOLLYWOOD AP Mani milian Schell explains his three and a half year hiatus from Hollywood after winning an Oscar. He says money never concerned him and he avoided signing deals to escape being cast as a stereotypical earnest German. He travels or works, maintains bachelor life, and kept an apartment in Munich.
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Hollywood (Ap
Schell
Hollywood
Iowin
Max Sehell
Steavy
Munich
Nuremberg
Altona
Know Your Bridge: The Queen Play in a Spade Contract
West dealer opens heart lead and four spades can be held to contract by playing the queen of clubs. The queen play is the percentage move to force the ace and drop the jack ten, with club division 4-2 offering the only chance to alter the outcome. East's likely distribution favors the queen lead.
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East
Ires Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE unit 38. Noah's 2nd son a
The reader is presented with a crossword clue from the KING FEATURES daily puzzle series. The prompt appears to reference a specific crossword entry about Noah's second son, likely involving the answer NAHUM or SHEM or JAPHETH depending on clue and length. The readable text centers on a crossword unit and a biblical figure.
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Drew Pearson
Che Baytown Sun
Advertising Department
DuBois Club
Viethas
Ine
News Desi
By Preston Pendergrass
Henry Ford
Danstel AL Aatioska
Eaward de
Sun
Tom Clark
George Raintsburg
Johnny Carson
Jam Bunning
Anthony Fankeuwenhock
Moss Hart
Sybil Thornicke
David Nelson
Jim Brosnan
A. Tittle
Bose
Bertrand Russel
White Fathers of
Firmosinde
Notte
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Sth
Ita
el Alamein
Egypt
Los Angeles
D. W. Griffith
Sir Philip Gipbs & Steel Manufacturing
Sut Qunnery
Joe's
Airman
Simpson
Mrs
T. L. Simpson
Market Loop
Herman S$, Piccynski
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Mry Piecynski
Porte
Slaxivell
Roy Baliles
Marlene Burns
U.S. Air Force Air Command and Staff College
Maxwell Air Force
Marine Testing
Marine Pvt
Gerald J. Mack- Fell
James K. Meckrell
Route 2
Baytaven
Naval Air Techni
Cal Training Center
Yotin
Aviation
U.S. Marine Corps
Fort Gordon
James Henry
Daniel Henry
Army Southeastern
Signal Corps
Army N May
Marion L. Wenmeyer
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Hoe
Camp Pendlewan
W. OF
Webmeyer
Shady Lane
Reale Apd
Lee C. Stratton
Mildred Chandler
Arbor
Reale Air Force Base
Call
Air Force
Robert E. Lee
Strategic Air Commmand
Niagara Falls
Kenneth KR. Thornton
E. G. Thornon
Air Defense Command
Marci Afb
Jack D. Johnson I Jr
Vera Cosio
Schree
Maren Air Fa
Cat
Tod Sipply Specia Strategic Air Command
Victor Lasky
Trident Press
B. Jay Decker
Amis
Unit
Noah's 2Nd Sona
Anadian
Diik Hsig
Valus
Ixieitke
Jrs
Bytic
Wynn Pack Sulanimallivan
Lair
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