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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
12
Parents can foster reading by regular family time, a personal library space, and age appropriate books. Emphasize handwriting practice, spelling with a dictionary, and spelling discipline through writing notes and lists. Encourage arithmetic curiosity with quick mental drills and real life math, and spark science interest with books, visits, and simple experiments.
Did you know helium named for the sun’s hottest body the min has been used to reach an extreme cold 458 degrees below zero in scientific work and cooling applications.
A portrait of Louisa Adams born in London to the Johnson family of Maryland. She married John Quincy Adams in London and played the harp, sketched, and wrote French verses. As White House host she planned refined French cuisine and foreign hospitality. She journeyed from Russia to Paris with her husband during Napoleonic warfare and survived into retirement alongside her family in Washington.
AP reports motel operator Lawrence Paulson saw a helicopter land in Ogden and host a guest from Lafayette, Louisiana. The visitor, Gene Wallace, a Petroleum Helicopter Co. employee, had been on a high altitude survey for the Coast and Geologic Survey and spent the night after landing at the motel.
Residents plan relaxed get togethers around picnics and home gatherings to enjoy leisure time with relatives. Neighbors share tips for easy menus and casual entertainment.
A former U S official, Maurice H Halperin, reportedly works in Moscow as an adviser to the Kremlin on Latin American matters. Once head of OSS Latin American Division, he is said to be employed by the Soviet Academy of Sciences. The State Department notes his current field is Latin American affairs for the Soviets. Theodore Mysliwy of Danvers, Maine, was fined for throwing a banana peel and a later incident saw him fined for throwing a substance on a highway. He was dismissed by Boston University in 1964 after Senate testimony tied him to a Soviet spy ring and he refused to answer questions about Communist ties.
Oklahoma City reporters say the Baptist Bible Fellowship rejected Sen. John Kennedy as a presidential candidate. The group adopted a resolution denouncing the Roman Catholic Church as a totalitarian religio politico institution whose authority and government come from a foreign head of state. The vote was unanimous at its annual meeting.
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