Editorial on Fire Prevention Week urging citizen participation
Fire Chief Art Lintelman urges Baytown residents to observe Fire Prevention Week April 4 to 10 and help prevent fires by removing home hazards. He cites national fire losses, notes progress since 1950, and stresses safer homes, fewer combustibles, and careful use of matches and smoking to cut fatalities and property loss.
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A. H
Art) Lintelman
Baytown
Linterman
Lintelman
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
United States
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
On the eve of a major operation Mrs Jones feels apprehensive but a young nurse reassures her with cheerful optimism. The nurse says Dr Musser will perform the operation and notes he recently watched the same procedure on television.
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Bennett Cerf
Texas Report On JFK Death In Investigation
Texas Atty General Waggo Carr says a brief report on Texas’ role in the Kennedy assassination inquiry should be ready next week after the presidential commission releases its findings. The report will go to Gov. John Connally and Carr will not consult the Warren Commission or the President. Carr notes close contact with the Warren Commission and is aided by Robert Storey and Leon Jaworski. The piece also oddly mentions an ant’s social and regular stomachs for sharing food.
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Austen. Tex
Texas
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
Presidential Commission
Johnson
Carr
Jenna B. Connally
Warren Commission
Justice of the Peace
Robert Storey
Dallas
Southern Methodist University Law
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Nuremburg
Ette
Prouty
Washington
Henry Jackson
Lloyd Andrews
West Virginia
Robert Byrd
Cooper Benefet
Wisconsin
Bill Proxmire
Wilbur Renk
Wyoming
Gale McGee
John Wold
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun staff and roles listed with editor and manager titles. Publishing office and contact info noted, including mailing address and post office designation. Subscription rates and syndication affiliations described. Copyright and republication rights referenced.
Fulton Lewis Speaks- GOP Chances For Senate Dim
Summary of Fulton Lewis Jr’s column analyzing 1964 Senate races. It surveys state by state contests where Democrats hold many seats up and GOP hopes dim. Key races and candidates include Mechem vs Montoya in New Mexico, Keating in New York, Burdick in North Dakota, and Bush in Texas, among others.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Senate
Bricker
Knowland
Watkins
Thie
Perler
New York
Maryland
Hawaii
New Mexico
New Jersey
Ed Mechem
Democratc
Joel Montoya
Montoya
Mechem
Dennis Chavez
Bobby Kennedy
Ken Keating
Keating
New York Daily News
Conservative Party
Keat
Ing
Kennedy
North Datota
Quentin Burdick
Thomas Kleppe
Bismarck
Kleppe
Bobby Baker
Ohio
Bob Taft Jr
Steve Young
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Bud Wilkinson
Fred Harris
Pennsylvania
Hugh Schott
William
Ralph Warborough
GOP
George Bush
Utah
Ernest Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
Frank Moss
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Vermont
Winston Prouty
Frederick Fay
Viet Nam woes deepen as Army graft hits morale
Column argues Viet Nam conditions are worse than reports show with morale collapse in the South Vietnamese Army due to senior officers’ graft and political favoritism. It cites corruption, bank accounts abroad, tax laxity, and wealth among officials, plus U.S. aid misuse and past remarks by Gen. Taylor. Also includes a correction about Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker and notes Belden poll placing Yarborough over Bush in Texas.
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Taylor
White House
Saigon
Henry Cabot
France
Switzerland
Paris
South Viet Nam
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Edwin Walker
Europe
U.S. Army
Pacific
Walker
Georgia
Moreland Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
Goldwater
Belden
Texas
Sen
Ralph Yarborough
George Bush
Ford's Theatre restoration aims for April 1966 finish
The National Park Service, custodian of Ford's Theatre in Washington, expects to complete restoration by April 1966. Tennessee Walking Horses registrations have risen from 20 in 1935 to 65,891 this year in the United States.
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The
National Park Service
Ford
Washington
United States
Right Strom Defection Signals Major GOP Shift
William Buckley Jr notes Strom Thurmond’s move from Democrat to Republican, a historic party realignment with South Carolina’s Senate seat at stake. He predicts polarization, possible threats to Governors Russell and Johnston, and a GOP path to conservatism in the South, urging generous seniority for Thurmond.
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William F. Buckley JR
Strom Thurmond
Republican Party
Goldwater
South Carolina
Senate
United States
Sen. Thurmond
South
John Tower
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Donald Russell
Strom
Thurmond
Democratic Party
Russell
Commerce Committee
Miers
Sen. Russell
Washington
Johnson
Sen. Russel
Buckley
Today’s trivia and a Lincolnshire landmark
Quick grade question rundown asks who is last born in a log cabin, gold lead country, heaviest wood, Greek currency, two gases lifting most. then notes 1513 Balboa Pacific discovery, Shostakovich Faulkner Haas Briscoe Garbousova Gould Red Smith Rizmetta. then lines on future, language, poseur, and a famous Lincolnshire church begun in the 13th century with a 288 ft tower visible for miles.
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U.S
Greece
Lincolnshire
England
Boston's Ancient Seafaring Heritage and Pilgrim Ties
Ruth Ramsey notes John Cotton long served as Vicar before leaving for the New World and a memory chapel has been restored by New England Bostonians. The piece traces Boston from Botolph's Town to its 950-year history and Pilgrim Fathers' perilous escape, including a courtroom docking at St Mary's Guildhall and a 30-day jail sentence for leaders.
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John Cotton
New England
Cotton Mather
New World
Pilgrim Fathers
England
Holland
Boston
St. Mary's Guildhall
Opening bids in bridge puzzle standards and tips
A Daily Crossword feature analyzes chosen hands and bidding logic for one diamond and one heart openings. It explains why notrump bids require rigidity, why a five card suit can be better, and how to handle three card suits in clubs. It also notes the risk of forcing rebids and suggests passing on borderline hands.
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Ares Syndicate, Inc
Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Decker puzzle
Across and down clues present a word puzzle titled Know Your Bridge by B. Jay Decker. Entries include Gamiol honorary Turk IL and other partial terms, with numerous numbered positions across 1 6 12 13 15 19 20 22 25 28 31 33 34 36 38 39 42 44 46 48 49 50 and down 1 2 8 4 32 35.
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JFK
Che Baytonm
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore - Bull Hartman
Advertising Department
John Watiey
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Jock Rews
Spontandwis Ongis
Mander
Asso
Fulton Lewis
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Charles Bennett
D-Fra
Lady Bird
Christ
Son of
God
Bennett
Lynda
Rep. Bennett
Luci
Daugh
Ters
Florida
Vasco de Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Dimitri
Pozur
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
James Garfield
Union of South Africa
KING
Bate
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B. Jay Decker
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