Clean-Up Committee Work Is Commended In Baytown
Editorial lauds a year and more of Baytown cleanup efforts by the Chamber of Commerce and volunteers. It urges broader public participation, notes city growth and incoming workers, and commends local groups including Wald-May Flower Co and a Central Heights project as models for ongoing civic pride and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
the Sun
U.S
A. N.A. Johnson
Mabel Black
Fritz Lanham
Wald-Mayflower Co
Central Heights
Fortney Street
Safety Gadgets Won't Stop Accidents By John Cunnife
AP Business News Analyst argues that cars are not the primary cause of accidents, with safer laws possibly saving lives. He notes mixed messages from the National Safety Council, discusses reaction of Ford and the auto industry, and highlights driver behavior and road conditions as major factors in crashes.
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John Cunnife
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Washington
National Safety Council
Johnson
Ford
Supreme Court
Sianmce
Doctor links new beer related heart ailment to male drinkers
In 1965 Quebec reported the first cases of a mysterious heart disease tied to heavy beer intake. Of 48 cases, 26 deaths occurred. victims were men in their 40s with long term beer consumption. The outbreak ended in May, with cases in Omaha and Minneapolis prompting further research. Doctors cite possible dietary deficiencies or beer additives like cobalt and papain.
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Quebec
Omaha
Minneapolis
Canada
United States
Italian underworld slang dictionary described by police
Rome AP reports a government compiled dictionary of Italian thieves slang. It explains terms like gestito meaning armed, bird in the bush for fugitive, rasper for pocket, and vincent for chicken, used to aid police interpretation during interrogations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ministry of Interior
Vincent
New Research Vessel Launched for Woods Hole Lab
A $150000 research vessel designed for the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory was launched at Blount Marine Corp. The 50 foot steel boat will collect specimens of marine life.
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Warren, RI
Woods Hole, Mass
Marine Biological Laboratory
Blount Marine Corp
A Man's A Mouse In AM
In New York a morning call sparks a man to form the Dont Buy Its Too High Association to protest high food prices. He shifts blame to husbands, questions sensibility, and jokes about surviving on fat as he and Mary argue over groceries and the plan.
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New York
Mary
Liberty Lobby uses right wing push near Capitol
Washington memo notes Liberty Lobby operates a high energy office near the Capitol linking national right wing groups. In the 1994 campaign it distributed a million copies of a smear sheet against Johnson and seeks to back candidates from Lester Maddox to Brig. Gen. Harrison Thyng. The file material alleges a conspiracy against Jews and Negroes, including Curtis Dall suing this column for anti Semite remarks and losing in all courts.
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Brew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Capitol
Liberty Lobby
Johnson
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Harrison Thyng
New Hampshire
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Senate
Dall
Baytown Sun staff and historic bylines document
A historical Baytown Sun fragment lists staff roles including editor and publisher, general manager, and department heads. The text covers publication details, office addresses, and subscription rates, followed by a lengthy quoted antisemitic pamphlet excerpt attributed to Willis Carto and linked individuals.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergross - Beulah Mac Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Loughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Shreveport Launches as Navy Amphibious Ship
The 570-foot Shreveport was launched at Lockheed Shipbuilding in Seattle. Capable of carrying 1 000 troops and equipment, it transports tanks trucks and six large assault helicopters.
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Seatile
Wash
Shreveport
Lockheed Shipbuilding Co
Word Power NEA Feature Answers List
An answer-filled NEA feature presents clues across various categories from poetry to science terms. The grid includes authors like Whitman and Keats and items such as McCrae and Virgil, plus math curves and musical halls.
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McCrae
Virgil
Marmion
Aimee Vot
Win at Bridge Defense Lessons in Counting
Oswald and James Jacoby explain a bridge problem where defense miscounts. South wins with a precise sequence, while West fails to count to 13 leading to missed ruff and discard, leaving South with a slam and a club queen misread by East.
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Jim
Oswald
South
East
West
Declarer
Bridge bidding puzzle from Sensche card game feature
In a four spade auction with West North East South the sequence shows 3a 5 6. South holds a strong hand with ace of hearts, spades under control. West now bids four diamonds over three spades and partner overcalls four hearts. East has diamonds. Decide the correct contract and play plan, with the puzzle labeled for tomorrow’s answer.
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South
Hegins
First UN Flag Flown by Forces in July 1950 Korea War
The United Nations flag was adopted in 1947 and first flown by armed forces at war in July 1950 under UN Security Council approval for General MacArthur’s Korea operations. In Europe, Cologne is nicknamed The City of the Three Kings for its Magi burial legends.
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United Nations
Security Council
MacArthur
Korea
Three Kings
Cologne
Germany
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Entoy
Che Baytonm Sun
Willis Carto
NAACP
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Robert B. Patterson
White Citizens’ Councils of
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Tom Brady
Supreme Court of
C. Addison
African Universal Church
Norris Holt
Sausalito
Calif
Holt
Carto
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Hitler
Europe
America
Satan
Citizens’ Councils
White Citizens’” Council of
Africa
Political Reporter
White Sentinel
North
NEA
Ine
Poets’ Works
Stevenson
Park
Colorado
Deion
Gilbert
Widgeon
Craft
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
East An
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