Good Advice For Youths Urges Guidance For Future Education
President Lyndon B. Johnson urges American youths to seek advice from teachers parents ministers and community leaders to help decide on education and training. Baytown area students should redouble educational efforts to compete in future space and industrial ventures by preparing in elementary and high school and seeking counseling now to avoid a wasted youth and lower lifetime earnings.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Baytown
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Space Craft Center
Space Center
Bayport Complex
Johnson
America
Letter to the Editor on Streets and Child Safety
A reader urges educational programs for parents to curb children playing in streets and calls for removing cars and horse trailers from streets. She requests a lower speed limit on Feo Road, noting speeding concerns near schools and bus stops, and cites neighbor Mrs. G R Hudgins.
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The
Sun
Pamela
Huron
Feo Road
Newey
G. R. Hudgins
Labor Day’s Rise as a U S Tradition
Labor Day became an established American holiday over four decades. Peter J. McGuire, an Irish American labor leader, organized the first Labor Day parade in New York City. By 1927 all states had made it a legal holiday.
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Peter J. McGuire
New York City
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun presents its masthead with editors and managers including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bill Hamman John Wadley Corrie Laughtin Paul Putman and Corrie Laughtin, plus address details at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates. The text notes publication as second class matter and association with The Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Law
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
Bill Hamman
Baytown
Texas
S21
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box &8
Fulton Lewis Speaks Reds Guns Trained On Meany
Washington reports allege Communist Party USA aims at AFL CIO leaders and UAW officials. The piece cites editorials in the Worker and People's World denouncing Meany as a warmonger. It describes Comrade Morris and other CPUSA members attacking U.S. foreign policy, noting past affiliations with antiwar and communist fronts and prior Senate inquiries.
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Washington
Communist Party
U.S.A
Aplaciq
George Meany
Worker
People’s World
Meany
Warmonger
Tabor Teader
George Morris
Communist Party National Committee
Beranangs Bis Lebor
Gena
Truman
Churchill
U. S
Aftia-Cio
Morris
Johnson
Aflacio
Amien Pol
UAW
Tre Eaul Mazey
Jehnson
U.S
South Vietnam
Mazey
Free Istorian Party
Fo F
Retoil
LBJ Cabinet Officers Listed
Baytown readers see a list of Johnson administration cabinet members including Henry Lamill Fowler as Secretary of the Treasury, Robert McNamara as Secretary of Defense, John W. Gardner as Secretary of Health Education and Welfare, Swirta Uta as Interior Secretary, Orville Freeman as Agriculture Secretary, John Thomas Connor as Commerce Secretary, William Willard Wirtz as Labor Secretary, Nicholas Kateenbach as Attorney General, and Lawrence Francis O’Brien as Postmaster General.
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Baytown
Saytons Sun
Johnso
HenryLamill Fowler
Sretary of
the Treasury
Robert
McNamara
de Suite
John W. Gardner
Heath
Swiart Aie Uta
Interior
Orville L. Freeman
Secre of Agriculture
John Thomas Connor
Commerce
Wiliam Willard Wirtz
Labor
Nicholas Kateenbach
Department of Justice
Lawrence Francis O'Brien
Genera Ka
Today’s Grabs Bag Quiz and German Town Spotlight
A mixed page features a quick trivia grab bag answering questions about Aztec homeland and Waterloo leadership, plus the author of The Three Musketeers and a Socialist Party figure. It highlights a German town on the Main bank famed for silver, the Grimm brothers birthplace, and a Market square statue mystery.
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Quicki
Waterloo
Three Musketeers
American Socialist Party
North Sea Island
Germany
England
the Main
Hesse-Nassau
Moses
Brothers Grimm
Wilhelm
World War I relics point to Ho man town origin
Ruth Ramsey notes a town earned its name from a German settlement with WWI skirmish relics nearby. It gained municipal rights in 1383 and 1528 fortifications rebuilt its cast. The item ends with a quiz on historic figures and events.
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Jacob
Wilhelm
Colommm
Washington column alleges KKK access to police files
Washington column reports the Ku Klux Klan obtained Detroit police confidential files on Viola Liuzzo through Warren Michigan Police Commissioner Marvin Lane. It notes the impact of circulating such reports on juries and mentions links between officials and extremist groups. The piece argues Communists and anarchists form dangerous alliances and recounts Klan revival activity in eastern North Carolina, including Wayne County and Thompson's Chapel.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial
Poh Shelton
House UN - American Activities Committee
Detroit
Alice Department
Viola Liuzzo
Liuzzo
Lane
Central Intelligence Bureau
Detroit Police
Canada
Shelton
Charles Meriwether
State of
Alabama
John Patterson
Ralph McGill
Fnte
North Carolina
Goldsboro
N. C
Thompson's
Bible Verse Ref. John 1 17
The verse states that the law was given through Moses while grace and truth came through Jesus Christ, highlighting a contrast between the old covenant and the new revelation. It emphasizes divine grace and truth embodied in Christ.
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Moses
Jesus Christ
John
People Who Act Normally Don’t Get Publicity
Henry McLemore argues that only those who defy norms receive attention while those who serve risk less notice. He cites draft card burnings and Viet Nam service, claiming pride and respect fall to those who stand by their country, not to refrainers.
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Henry McLemore
Viet Nam
United States
Separation of Lee College by elected board urged
Euclid L. Norris argues in a Bay town letter to The Sun that voters favored full separation of Lee College from public schools, not just a separate board. He questions regents pressures, calls for democracy in school governance, and demands the people’s will be respected.
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the Sun
Baytown
Lee College
Houston Post
Euclid L. Norris
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker
North dealer. Weither side vulnerable. A bridge deal from 1965 explains avoiding the danger hand in notrump. Declarer prevents East from leading by holding up the ace to exhaust diamonds, then seeks two tricks via hearts and spades while avoiding dangerous club attacks.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Decker
North
West
South
King F
Declarer
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Crossword puzzle entry listing across clues: Soviet news agency, scrutinize, lashes, wheeler, greet, tenant, anger, legislature, 3.937 inch abbr iv Howitzer for one, competent, frost, regretted, earthenware, gusty, moon, fabulous bird, river Czech, historical mountain, author s work abbr, dismounted, metal bearing rock, province in India and Pakistan, insects, tankard, stupefy with drink, railroad stops abbr, vegetable.
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Moon
Czech
India
Pakistan
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Che Baytown Sun
Esse
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughtin
Advertising Department
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Assocated
Associated Preas
Republ Eny
Joral Rees
Heruin
Heation
Fulton Lewis
David Livingston
Livingston
Cachairman
American Youth For Democan
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sleeping Car Pomers
A. Philip Rendolph
House
UnAmerican Aciivities Committee
Randolph
National Nero Congress
American League Against War and Fascism
American Lange For Peace and Democracy
Southern Conference Welfare
Ameri- Congress
Friends of Spanish Democrties
United Electrical Workers Union
Southeast Asia
CIO
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
ILWU
CLO
LBJ
Kic
Amelia Earhart
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Eria Canal
John 8. Knight
Jackie Coogan
Mohaha Jackson
Primo Carnera
Mexico
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
Alexandri Dumas, the Elder
Eugene V. Debs
Heligolanda
KKK
Patterson
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Meriwether
Export-Import Bank
WH. L. Hunt
Comunists
Lenin
Russia
Weither
Pet Republic
Qio
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