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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
6
The article notes profits slipping and stock weakness as firms push cost cuts while skilled workers resist wage reductions. It highlights anxiety over losing key technicians and the impact on rivals, with cautious signs that industrial demand remains fragile despite consumer buying holding firm.
A German critic notes shifting sensitivities over anti Semitism in the Oberammergau Passion Play. Despite renewed controversy, Jewish groups voicing objections and others praising the staged retelling of Christ's last week, crucifixion, and resurrection, continues weekly. The 10 hour performance includes interludes and Old Testament tableaux, running from 8:15 AM to nearly 6 PM with a midday break, spectators sheltered under an arched open-sided shelter.
Michael J. Quin head of the Transport Workers Union leads a strike that shut down the Pennsylvania Railroad. Quin, a longtime organizer and NY city council veteran, is described as determined and resourceful with a broad brogue and fierce rhetoric.
President Eisenhower told nutritionists from 59 nations that hunger and malnutrition are on the defensive for the first time in history. He cited the free world’s drive, including 4,000 shiploads of U.S. food distributed abroad in six years, to aid needy nations and spur world health and peace.
New season highlights television lineup with Gunsmoke premiering Saturday night and a potential love interest for James Arness and Amanda Blake. The week also marks Queen For a Day moving to ABC while CBS covers the Summer Olympics in Rome. Major features include Nightmares in Red, Miss America Parade, Ed Sullivan Show, and Untouchables returning with Cermak assassination angle.
Mount Pleasant legislator Rep. James Adams was named to the Texas Education Standards Commission by House Speaker Waggoner Carr. Adams replaces Rep. C. T. Matthew of Yoakum, who was defeated for re nomination to the House.
Leonard Milliman reports on the Seturno brothers once rich from Leopoldo's fortune. They now live quietly, receiving letters from eager people while giving away funds to orphans and migrant families. The men, though no longer wealthy, maintain a public image of generosity.
Chicago report warns two hours’ study daily as the National Congress of Parents and Teachers trains parents to aid with math instruction. From Huntington, West Virginia, a PTA group organized tutoring for older generations on modern arithmetic methods amid calls for abstract thinking in numbers.
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