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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1965
Page
4
The National Safety Council warns Labor Day weekend traffic could claim 500 to 600 lives and 20 000 to 24 000 disabling injuries over the 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday period. The group urges motorists to slow, plan ahead, and adapt to weather and road conditions to keep holiday travel safe.
Baytown residents learn of W. R. Beaumier death at 58, longtime publisher of the Lufkin Daily News. A gifted writer known for I Could Be Wrong his daily column, Beaumier was a central figure in East Texas journalism and community service. His wife Mrs. Beaumier supported his work. his loss is deeply felt by Baytown and Lufkin readers.
A New Yorker bound for Bangor Maine reaches a backwoods crossroad where two Bangor signs point in opposite directions. He jokes about confusing a tourist to a farmer, who shrugs and says everyone knows where Bangor is. The out-of-towner boasts three sons at Princeton Washington and Jefferson and Vassar, prompting the farmer to remark on Vassar being a girls college.
Baytown Sun Inc publishes in Baytown Texas from 1301 Memorial Drive with offices at Box 308 Baytown 77522. The newspaper lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Beulah Mae Jackson Bil Hartman and Robert H K Gilmore plus John Wadley Corrie Lin and Paul Putman among staff. Subscriptions: Cartier rates 1.60 monthly 19.20 yearly. Associated Press content rights noted.
Babson Park Mass The piece argues repeal of section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act will erase state right to work laws and return the union shop. It links labor gains to higher dues from new members and predicts stronger union influence in lobbying and politics ahead of 1966 elections. It notes AFL CIO efforts and Johnson administration support.
The Lighter Side piece reflects on vacations as loss of rest for working adults. Henry McLemore argues life centers on work and material success, with time for exploration of nature and knowledge rare amid clocks and banks. He concludes glad to finish his vacation.
Letter to John J. McCone argues Los Angeles real estate influence shaped Chavez Ravine housing to favor the Dodgers. Claims 3200 families displaced, gifts to Ed Davenport, and shifted funds from federal housing aid to Dodger interests. Also notes Bikini atomic test veterans lack of medical followup and Navy radiation exposure concerns.
A mixed feature by Ruth Ramsey includes trivia questions on robots theater terms and Pepocatapet plus a list of birth dates and a spot the fame puzzle. It also previews a Sunday forecast about restraint and ambition and notes famous birthdays and historical anniversaries.
H LL Hunt contends that good and evil are fundamental constants not fashion. He decries modern cynicism that denies moral differences and warns such attitudes erode personal ambition and invite wrongdoing. He cites urban vice and the allure of ease in evil as a harmful trend of contemporary life.
Albert Benjamin recalls a recurring little man who poses a bridge problem and vanishes before the answer is known. The tale centers on a hand and a challenging misdirection about bids, leads, and defenders, with repeated attempts to devise a winning layout for East and West.
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