Editorial endorses United Fund for community needs
A reflection on changes from horses to networks of health and welfare agencies. The piece praises the United Fund concept in Baytown and Harris County, noting 65 participating agencies and a 1961 goal of 5,707,538. It urges generous pledges to support volunteer campaigns and avoid overlapping fundraising efforts.
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United Giving
United Fund
Community Chest
Good Neighbor Fund
Baytown
Harris County
Carapalene
Red Cross
Salvation Army
American Heart Association
United
Houston-Harris County
U N Session Sparks Global Comedy on East River
New York watchers treat the United Nations visit as a spectacle while Khrushchev and Castro draw crowds and chaos. Police brace for Suez tensions as Castro and Khrushchev mingle with Harlem hotel antics and a parade of grim political symbolism.
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Washington
United Na
N.Y
General Assembly
East River
Ano
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Figuiey
Cuba
Castro
Suez
Nikita
New York
United States
Belief Ties Prayer Value to Delhi Mosque Remnant Relics
A note states Moelems hold one prayer in the Great Mosque in Delhi India as valuable as multiple prayers in smaller worship places. The Delhi mosque is said to house relics of Mohammed, among them hair from his beard.
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Delhi
India
Mohammed
Baytown Sun listing and contact details
The Baytown Sun is published Monday through Friday by Baytown Sun Inc in Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher Roger Amdall and John Wadley head departments. Houston telephone number and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives. P O Box 18 Baytown rates listed at 11.40 per tour.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Ahbel
Baytown
Texas
Wos
Roger Amdall
John Wadley
Fem
Houston
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O
Castro ties to Cuba and U N members, Williams claims
Drew Pearson reports Fidel Castro used Harlem moves to influence new African United Nations members as Nikita Khrushchev wooed them. He cites Robert F. Williams of Monroe NC as a catalyst, detailing Williams' Cuba visits, NAACP suspension, and plans to invite Castro south to witness racial life in the US. Williams says Castro may seek leadership among Negroes, with Cuban ties expanding via public relations and travel programs. Isaiah 64:6 verse ends the column.
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Ator Thomas Dodd
Castro Boys
Theresa
Harlem
Mr. Khrushchev
Mr. Castro
Jackie Robinson
Dodger
Neres
U.N
General Trujillo
U. N
Korushchev
Ben
Asia
Africa
United States
Great Britain
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Jyzed
Latin America
New York
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Castro
Robert F. Williams
Monroe
N. C
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Willams
Cuba
Committee For Fair Play
North Carolina
Williams
Havana
Tom
Williama
Maj
Juan Almeida
Major Almeida
Meida
Joe Louis
William L. Rowe
Tourist Bureau
Louis
Referee Heze Clark Refuses to Fall for Wrestler’s Choke
A Indianapolis police reporter recalls Heze Clark a wrestling referee who dismissed a actor’s choking antics ringside. Heze declares the match’s fate and warns the performer to wrestle, as he, not the opponent, decides the choking moment. A New York firm pitches luxury sendoffs with chauffeur driven Rolls Royces to top hotels for about 12 dollars, including tip.
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Indianapolis
Clark
Heze Clark
Heze
Rassle
New York
London
Savoy
Claridges
Tool
Father of Radio Honored In Early Prize Tale
Central Press Writer notes a Yale and Bonn educated figure titled “Captain of Philanthropy” for humanitarian work with New York Tenement House Commission the American Red Cross and Russell Sage Foundation. The piece attributes a backward genealogical puzzle linking to an inventor, possibly with a legal career starting in 1471, and mentions dates and places including Seville and Santo Domingo.
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Yale
University of Bonn
Germany
New York State
How Do You Stand Sir Barry Goldwater Voice
Barry Goldwater argues Nixon support contrasts with Kennedy era plans. He defends individual liberty against a managed economy and criticizes reliance on government as master. He cites Eisenhower and Galbraith to contrast Republican and Democratic philosophies. How do you stand, sir?
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Washington
Democrat Party
Nixon
Chicago
Hey
Holly
Kennedy
Harvard
Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Ent
Eisenhower
Baytown Library Bond Opinion Letter
Mr Hartman editor Baytown Texas thanks for coverage of library bond info. About 2505 voters tested feelings on steps toward a completed library noting city council mayor city manager and citizens will study site financing and construction. Sincerely Alan Strickler Director Baytown Library Publicity.
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Fred
Baytown
Pendergrass
Polyethylene Plant Planned in Beaumont
New York AP reports a multi million dollar polyethylene plant planned to be built in Beaumont Texas, with completion expected by 1960. The project involves major investment and will create jobs, signaling growth in the regional chemical industry.
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Beaumont
New York
Mmlth Milion Dolar Lene
Mmont
Tex
Everywhere By Hal Boyle assignment column skims daily life
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle surveys miscellaneous odds and ends from mail, fire losses, baldness, boxing, bullfighting, language trends, mustache hiring biases, watermelon seeds, Supreme Court history, movie star salaries, Pentagon routines, household chores, Braille literacy, and a Cervantes quote. The piece blends trivia and quips in a light, magazine‑style roundup.
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New York
United States
France
Sherman Billingsley
Stork Club
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry Baldwin
Catholic Digest
Baptists irked by JFK sign in Raleigh remarks
North Carolina Baptist leaders bristled at a sign reading Southerners for Kennedy on the platform during John F Kennedy's Raleigh visit. Dr. Douglas Branch, convention general secretary, said Baptist endorsement of a candidate would violate autonomous church tradition. He urged responsibility for the sign's source and warned it could backfire.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Douglas Branch
Branch
Daily Crossword Clue Fragments From The Puzzled Page
A reader puzzle item lists scattered clues including Music note, Costa Rica related entry, an American Indeina blond typo, and misread terms like Mediocre and Jumblea type. The fragment hints at a themed crossword with varied names and terms.
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Music Note
Dwelle II
Jose
Costa Rica
Bsking
Ogiing
Golf Clubs
Bert
Know Your Bridge By B J Becker Gouth dealer
Gouth dealer column analyzes a famous Baltimore hand by Claggett Bowie. The bold play ruffed spade lead in dummy then trumped the ace, removing danger from spades and heart entries. A precise discard and timing left West with no safe return to beat the contract.
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Claggett Bowie
Baltimore
Bowie
West
Declarer
Ty West
South
East
Dummiy
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