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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1963
Page
10
Baylor University alumnus Dr. Charles D. Johnson outlines a 10 point standard for an educated man and promises discussion of the educated woman next Sunday. He emphasizes liberal arts knowledge government literacy religious tolerance social competence openness to authoritative facts and ethical living.
Report from Washington says President Eisenhower is so discontent with the political outlook that friends think he could be urged to challenge Kennedy. Intimates note Ike has listened with growing interest to private appeals that his candidacy might unite the Republican Party.
World News from AP reports a Seoul army court sentenced two former members of South Korea’s military to prison for plotting to overthrow Gen. wi Girak’s regime. The figures include Lt. Gen. King Dong-ha and a former JO Gine JUski official. Greek, Norwegian, and British items follow.
Crossword puzzle item from King Features Syndicate notes a themed clue set labeled 72ers with a prompt likely hinting at a yes response. No distinct people or organizations clearly named in the fragment. The readable snippet suggests a daily puzzle entry rather than a full news item.
An unscheduled cross continental airliner loses an engine while one passenger and a priest beside him discuss safety. The priest quips about administration and sales as the passenger seeks reassurance. The scene blends humor with a crisis vibe in a diary of overheard remarks.
Sidney Poitier discusses his lifelong struggle against racism and poverty, his drive to bring order from chaos, and his evolution as an actor. He recalls early poverty, self education, and the loneliness he endured, noting his preference for quiet life and family time while highlighting his role in Lilies of the Field and his wish to make films that celebrate human joy.
Mary Bettis, who turned 101, visited Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco. The Oakland resident, known for bus rides alone across cities, said she attributes longevity to staying calm and not getting excited as she watched dolphins and a seal.
Roland Bush a 20 year old was arrested in Fenton Missouri with items in his pocket. FBI said he wrote 315000 worth of bad checks across the country starting in Pittsburgh on June 3 and traveling to California before returning to Missouri. He allegedly lived in luxury hotels and rented three cars during the run.
Business analyst Sam Dawson introduces readers to the differences between balance of trade and balance of payments and previews a shift in focus to the notion of international liquidity. The piece explains why investors and policymakers may soon debate the meaning and implications of liquidity in global markets.
Kemp and Tony's Equipment Co. at 1300 N Main received the Kemp and Tony Award for quality service to truck users. The plaque honors Kemp and Tony's owner Tony Messick and TR Kemplay for improved facilities modern equipment trained servicemen and solid management. This marks a second time the firm has earned the award.
Barbers Hill School cafeteria has announced the weekly menu for Sept 30. Monday features fish fillets, English peas, macaroni and cheese, green salad and peaches. Tuesday offers corn chippie, green blackeye peas, potatoes with cream sauce, milk, carrot and pineapple salad and cherry cobbler. Wednesday serves chicken and dumplings, mustard greens, mashed sweet potatoes, milk, spiced beets and chocolate cake. Thursday includes hamburger patties, pinto beans, potato chips, milk lettuce wedge and pineapple pudding. Friday's line up is roast beef, snap beans, cream potatoes, milk lettuce and tomato salad with fruit gelatin.
Perry Brothers Variety Store at 26 W Texas hosts the Barbie Dell Fan Club headquarters for Baytown. The national program aids girls in forming chapters and social play, issuing free membership cards emblems and applications. Local chapters 6+ girls plan fashion shows plays and doll games as Mattel’s Barbie line remains popular since 1959.
Mr and Mrs R O Wolverton owners of the Wolverton Cafeteria at 6405 Bayway Drive have resumed management after a brief period with C W Webb of Houston They invite old customers back and welcome new ones The cafeteria specializes in sirloin T bone and ribeye steaks It is closed Saturdays but open Sundays.
In a East West vulnerable East opens with a diamond then doubles, West preempts with two spades and Worth bids three clubs. After a three no trump bid, West leads ten of spades. Declarer plays spades to block the suit and executes three no trump, discarding two spades, a club and a diamond. The analysis argues West has six spades and that the only way to make the contract is to assume West holds six spades and East holds ace of clubs and ace of diamonds.
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