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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1960
Page
10
The article advises staged moving to reduce stress. Start with a major clean up removing unneeded items, then plan preparation including deciding on packing services and what to pack now. Organize attic and cellar, send clothes to cleaners, and have furniture ready for reupholstery to ease delivery.
The Agriculture Department forecasts Texas cotton output at 4 425 000 bales up 50 000 from August. Lint yield per acre at 325 pounds, national production 14 581 000 bales. Arkansas 1 785 000 bales, Louisiana 400 000, Oklahoma 450 900. Note includes shifts due to planting allotments and quotas.
AP report profiles Robert Goldstein the third chief of production at 20th Century Fox. A longtime associate of his late brother Leonard, Goldstein led Fox London and helped launch films like Inn of the Sixth Happiness and Sons and Lovers. He, 57, describes himself as a fatalist and says he works long days to balance family and work. The piece also notes prior bosses Darryl Zanuck and Buddy Adler and mentions a Carolina General Assembly list including Hubert Humphrey and John Charlotte.
Austin AP reports Rep Wright Patman of Texarkana critiques aging policy myths. He argues outdated attitudes hinder reform and cites proposals from the White House Conference on Aging to expand state and local funding, match federal medical care aid, and create a state aging commission. He warns against paternalism and calls for focused spending.
The heat pump uses a rugged long lived mechanism with service-seldom needs. It circulates fresh filtered air and keeps dirt dust and mil dew out of the home. Clothes furniture and fixtures stay cleaner longer due to the system.
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