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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
6
The piece surveys Nixon’s lingering role as a potential GOP compromise while weighing the credibility of the test ban treaty, noting perceptions of urgency, and the press conference that stained Nixon’s image. It also covers the U.S. Patent Office milestone of its 700,000th trademark and the evolving value of brands in a largely literate market.
Report from Washington reviews Romania's 15 percent yearly growth led by the Communist party. Nika Serban credits education, libraries, cheap books, and social goals, while Silvius Brucan points to deliberate planning. Gheorghiu-Dej frames progress as closing vast postwar gaps, contrasting with Romania’s past graft and royal excess such as Sinaia Castle.
In a bridge problem from a rare hand, South opens with Pass and West leads diamonds. Declarer wins with top hearts and spades, ruffs a spade, then cashes the king of diamonds to infer East holds the king of clubs. He plays the ace of clubs and forces East to discard, timing a miss-discard to secure the contract.
A serious businessman at a recent Midwest convention delivered a prepared speech he hadn’t read. After quoting statistics he admitted the figures were not his and cited a knowledgeable source, prompting a stunned roar from the audience and the speaker’s abrupt retreat. The fate of his ghostwriter that afternoon remains a mystery.
A mixed puzzle item asks quick questions about small offices and a Friesland horse, lithology science deals with rocks, Phnom Penh capital of Cambodia, and a dam billed as the world’s highest with construction progress noted. The item cites Sicily invasion anniversary and a dam project on the Tennessee River rapids, plus birthday mentions and wordplay prompts for readers.
Fulton Lewis reports on California freshman Rep. Charles Wilson blasting Berkeley Far West Young Democrats as a disgrace to the party. Delegates from 23 Western states urged relations with Fidel Castro, troop withdrawal from Vietnam, and a non aggression pact with Eastern Europe puppet states. Wilson criticizes National Chairman Allen Howe, claiming the group mirrors broader lunatic fringe trends in California and beyond.
A compact biblical verse reference notes that Christ died for us so that, whether we wake or sleep, we should live together with him, quoting I Thessalonians 3 10 for guidance and spiritual consolation.
Washington columnist Barry Goldwater argues fears of a military coup are unfounded, noting pay disparities since 1938. He welcomes recent pay raise legislation but urges ongoing, automatic links between civilian wage trends and military pay to retain skilled personnel and ensure defense readiness.
Washington AP report notes a Justice Department spokesman clarified FBI Director J Ed gar Hoover intended to warn law enforcement that recent disclosures about Cosa Nostra magnify the enormous task ahead in fighting organized crime. The misinterpretation centered on the word magnify and publicized Valachi disclosures. The bulletin cited information since 1962 by a federal prisoner linked to La Cosa Nostra corroborating earlier FBI findings on the gang.
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Baytown Sun publishing staff includes editor and publisher James H. Hale and Beulah Mae Jackson with managing editor Robert K. Gilmore. Office and circulation managers are listed along with advertising department contact. It is a post office second class matter published in Baytown Texas from Pearce and Ashbel, P.O. Box 208, with monthly and yearly subscription rates.
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