Plastic bottles challenge milk containers amid tech rush
The milk trade faces pressure from plastic bottles and polyethylene bags replacing glass and paper cartons. Innovations include halved bottle weights, faster filling up to 175 quarts per minute, leakproof designs, and two color labels. Major players like Union Carbide, Shell, Owens-Illinois, and American Seal-Kap push HDPE bottles with strong growth projections, while glass and metal makers race to cut weight and improve opening and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Haskon Inc
Seling
Dairies
American Seal-Kap
Hercules Powder
Union Carbide
Shell Chemical
W. R. Grace
Owens-Illinois
The
Glass Institute
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous excerpt by Bennett Cerf playful about American place names. mentions Basil Konstantinos claiming only one New York and cites many duplicate city names like Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Princeton, Springfield, Lincoln, and Newport across states. includes a quip about a florist in New York and a Poconos nature class exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Konstantinos
New York
United States
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Boston
Mass
Poconos
Bennett Cerf
King’ Features Syndicate
Baytown Sun Staff Listings and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun, Inc. announces staff roles including editor publisher general manager managing editor and office manager plus promotion and retail management. Publication is afternoons with weekday and Sunday editions from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas. Subscription rates listed by carrier and mail. National representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. and Associated Press rights reserved.
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Ted Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrats
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmory
Bill Hartman
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Box
Black DC worker defies threats over Goldwater support
Benjamin Brown, 29, a southeast Washington baggage clerk and former Democrat now GOP precinct captain, reports anonymous calls threatening bombing of his home and family for backing Barry Goldwater. Brown remains defiant, citing Goldwater’s civil rights stance and faulting Lyndon Johnson.
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Polyon Lewis
Washington
District of Columbia
Barry Goldwater
Genjamin Brown
Goldwater
Brown
GOP
Air National Guard
Arizona
Lyndon Johnson
Howe
Former Hospital Patient Donates 25000 To It
Provo Utah AP Former patient Peter Gundersen who spent 10 months in the Utah State Hospital in 1921 donated 25000 to the hospital chapel fund this week He plans to will the rest of his savings to the hospital later saying he owes everything to the hospital and wants others to see success is possible after treatment He settled in Provo became a carpenter and subcontractor and later a builder He funds the chapel now to inspire current patients while he remains alive He never married and still works part time at age 79
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Provo
Utah
Peter Gundersen
Utah State Hospital
Hospital Chapel Fund
Guntersen
Gundersen
Prova
Today’s Grab Bag: Quickie Quiz and Historical Notes
A mixed page feature poses five trivia prompts including the first national party convention nominee and Hudson’s 1609 voyage. It also offers a brief history quiz about Westminster Abbey, the Great Fire, and the 1792 French Republic proclamation, plus a speed estimate for ostriches and reason for railroad tests.
Royal wedding draws global royals to Athens
Washington column notes King Constantine’s Greece wedding to Princess Anne Marie of Denmark brings a parade of monarchs and leaders from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, Thailand, Jordan and beyond. It highlights royal labor governments, nepotism accusations, and a temporary Greek ambassador, with references to political shifts in Europe and a biblical Revelation closing.
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Drew Pearson
Athens
Constantine
Anne - Marie
Denmark
Royal Garden
Royal Palace
Mar
Kingdom of Oz
Frederick II
Olav
Norway
Gustav VI
Sweden
Prince Philip of
England
Bonnie Prince Charles
Prince George Radziwill
Mussein
Jordan
Baudouin
Thailand
Russia
Balkans
Mijalko Todorovic
Jugoslav National Assembly
Nado Georgey
Ponal Assembly
Fidel Castro
Luis Amado Blanco Y Fernandez
Castro
Vatican
Juliana
Netherlands
London
Hyde Park
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Greece
United
Bill Hellis
New Orleans
Tarry Vaughan
Truman
Bill
Wington
Hellis
Liz and Richard May Spoil Big Sur Film Buzz
AP report from Big Sur California notes locals fear publicity from the Sandpiper filming could bring outsiders and hurt the tourism economy. Burtons plan to stay, buy a house, and build a bridge, while Jean Arthur and Al Schackman contribute to a local artistic scene. A prank on James Mason occurred on set and Elizabeth Taylor awaits Cleopatra earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wok Thomas
Big Sur
Calif
Liz
Richard
Vitors
Tahiti
Puerto Vallerta
Marlon Brantio
Conke
Bligh
Puerto Vallarta
Richard Burton
Elizabeth
Burtons
Wvo
Jean Arthur
al Schackman
Atures
James Mason Jasing
Burton- Taylor
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
Burton
Baytown Scouts Advancements Listed
Joe S. Green announces Baytown Boy Scouts advancements with 81 percent of Troop 255 attaining star scout. Other members reach first class. John Walker earns first scout in Troop 100. Ronald Gardner becomes a star scout in Troop 932 with Grace Methodist Church sponsoring, Baytown Lions Club Troop 100 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe S. Green
East Harris
Bradford Benton
Ronnie Compton
Fritz Lanaham
Robert Gdneal
Mike Whitlock
Troop 255
Dennis Cowhig
Alan Mathis
John Moseley
Jerome Zilertein
John Walker
Ronald Gardner
Grace Methodist Church
Baytown Lions Club
Amazing bridge slam in 1953 world championship match
In the Sweden versus United States world championship in 1953, a remarkable slam occurred on Deal No 3. The American team led by Stayman and Schenken reached a 6NT slam after an artificial two club bid, winning 1080 points to Sweden's 50, netting the U S team a 1030 point gain. The hand showcased daring play and strategic bidding by top players of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
U. S
Sam
Robert Wams
United States
Williams
Savare
Sweden
John Crawford
Theodore Lightner
George Rapee
Howard Schenken
Samuel Stayman
Anulf South
Lillie
South
Schenken
Stayman
South West
West
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature Across and Down
Pleased blunders part in a play Jacob's wife Sham largest continent possible Self possession Capital Norway At home Old fashioned carriages Son of Jacob Nonsense Incline Erased print Observe Distribute Province Western Can al City train Scorch Kind of Name Celerity Like Tint Contended for Pokerstake Concludes Chief Saturday's Answer Coniferous tree Species of pilaster Man's nickname
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Jacob
Norway
W. Canal
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Corrie Laughlin
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Congress
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Alsc
Ember
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Texas Press Asan
Dti
McNeught Syndicate, Inc
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Barry
J. Edgar Hoover
Fred J Cook
FBI
Cook
Nation Magazine
Alger Hiss
William Remington
New
Radio Pelgrade
Sen. J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Johnson
CIQ
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Mills, Mill and Smeller Worker
Jupiter
Solar System
National Party
Manhattan Island
Frederick Cantis
Saltation Armv
H.G. Wells
Gyorgy Sandor
Bret Harie
Jantor
Westminster Abbey
Diana
Ey Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
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Nelson
Wellington
France
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Hudson
Paul
Baytown Boy Scouts
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South Dealer
Heest-West
South West North East
Blackwood
Guido
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