Editorial lauds Strickler led library bond victory in Baytown
The Baytown library bond passage reflected citizen effort led by Bill Strickler and a five-member advisory group including Dr. Max Moses man, Frank Goss, Mrs. Mattie Howard, Mrs. Elmer Gray and Dr. Wayne McCloskey. The Sun credits organized campaigns, widespread community work, and calls for a prudent city council financing plan and site decision.
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Records show rising taxes spark national debate
A Dallas Herald analysis questions how taxes can climb further, citing 67.04 dollars as the US average tax payment per household and noting many pay above or below it. It links tax growth to wartime debts, waste, expanded services, and foreign aid, warning of a breaking point as a share of national income. It also cites a Sunter Daily Frem report on television ownership rising from 12 to 30 percent, noting the potential impact on daily life.
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Sanctioning the People with His Blood Outside the Gate
A biblical verse notes that Jesus suffered outside the gate to sanctify the people with his own blood as written in Hebrews 13 12.
Baytown Sun Advertising Rates Notice
Advertising department announces monthly and ten issue rates for Baytown Sun publications. Pricing details include per month and per ten-issue options, with the notice attributed to Baytown Sun, Inc. and Pearce and Ashbein of Baytown Texas.
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Khrushchev attends Togo Republic party in Plaza hotel
Drew Pearson describes Nikita Khrushchev at a Plaza hotel reception for Togo, a four month old republic. Khrushchev, dining on orange juice and tomato juice, shows cordiality with Asian African diplomats, declines cold drinks, and questions meeting Eisenhower as a matter of bold initiative.
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India
Fragmented tale of dinner table mishap and stubborn humor
A tired patron after a long doubleheader eats a cornish hen and attacks it with gusto. The bird skitters across the table as the bell rings and a waiter is summoned. The husband jokes that nothing gained but laughter results from the odd scene.
Birthday for Vladimir Berontta and Irish leader contribution
Famed pianist Vladimir Berontta receives birthday wishes from colleagues Loura Untermeyer and William F. Whyte along with Laurents Harvey as Irish independence figure born in Dublin in 1872, printer turned editor who shaped The United Irishman and later founded the Society of the Gaga.
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Loura Untermeyer
William F. Whyte
Laurents Harvey
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United Irishman
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Gaga
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Irish leader and editor founded Nation in exile
Irish figure famed for imprisonments and publishing, co founder of Sinn Fein, first Speaker of Dáil Éireann in 1919, envoy seeking recognition, later editor of The Nation, and a signer of the peace treaty with Britain. died in 1972 after a long political career.
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Catholic Bigotry in Campaign Raises Crossfire Critique
In this piece the author denounces anti-Catholic attacks amid the Kennedy bid, noting liberal backers once anti-Catholic now defend him while accusing Republicans. the essay cites Blanshard’s book and varied reviews, arguing that religious groups have long engaged in politics and urging careful stance if liberals drop anti-Catholicism to support Kennedy.
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New Republic
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Christian Science Monitor
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Europeans views on war and economy amid Kennedy era
A European tour yields wide attitudes on a forthcoming war, inflation, and markets. Respondents expect a future conflict led by China, with varied opinions on armaments, the Monroe Doctrine, and U.S. neutrality. Europeans discuss inflation, real estate as protection, and investments in utilities and foreign stocks. They compare taxes and unemployment, note Spain’s weak wages, and predict Kennedy’s 1960 election impact with Dow Jones reaching 800 if Kennedy wins.
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Switzerland
Spain
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Nixon
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Bridge bidding logic for South hand in spade fit
A fragmented bridge lesson discusses responses by the South hand after an opening bid. It weighs jumping to two clubs, two notrump, two diamonds, four spades, three spades, and three notrump options. The piece argues for reaching a spade or notrump contract based on fit, point counts, and the risk of passing.
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