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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1962
Page
4
The Baytown Sun notes John Connally’s campaign closing ranks within the Texas Democrats ahead of the November election. Despite heavy rain and a lukewarm turnout, Connally improves standing in Harris County as supporters rally behind his ticket and criticize Republican venom toward national leaders.
The Healing Revival at Pentecostal church continues with attendees healed of tumors, deafness, blindness, arthritis, and other ailments as Rev Harvey leads nightly services at 7 30 p m. A regular Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m with a church dinner on Oct 7.
A Baytown Sun notice outlines the paper’s leadership with editor and publisher positions listed alongside management roles including general manager office manager circulation director and national manager details. The filing identifies the editor reos and department heads in a corporate staffing outline.
A Baytown event featured John Connally at a public session with Dr Edward Bauman and his class on An Introduction of the New Testament. The gathering, part of a broader Sunday Sun/Space course effort, drew local Democrats including Jack Walker and Dub Ward, who mingled with attendees amid rain and packed rooms. Connally spoke on pollution wildlife tourism education and the Democratic Party’s 50 year record, then met with supporters before heading to Pasadena. The writer notes broad support for Connally among attendees and urges continued engagement.
Quick grab bag notes cover Petrouchka writer, the Riot Act meaning, how to pronounce Vatican Cry, and wallaby as a marsupial. Includes dated items from 1889 and 1777 plus a glossary entry on a Plaudit near names like Gene Autry and Vladimir Horowitz.
Born 1786 to a Jewish banker in Frankfurt, he converted to Lutheranism to escape civic limits, adopted a new name, and became a leading liberal satirist and editor in Die Wage and Paris publications. His works include Briefe aus Paris and a critique of Jean Paul, shaping the Young Germany movement and liberal thought.
A garbled OCR passage cites phrases about speaking, listening, and a potential felony when twelve or more assemble. It mentions "One hundred and nine acres" and "Mt" with unclear context. The fragment reads like a jumble of lines from a column or transcript with no clear event or人物.
Drew Pearson recalls a 1962 Nashville visit amid integration shocks and bombings. The piece contrasts past fears with present calm, cites Mississippi Governor Barnett’s mixed signals, and notes shifts in southern attitudes toward race, crime, and public life. It links figures like Gore, Rockefeller, Kefauver, Hodges, Hartsfield, Burns, Kennedy, and Johnson to evolving regional responses.
In a team match East led diamonds against four hearts. At the first table West ruffed and shifted to clubs, letting South guess and finessing clubs. South cashed trumps, butWest’s play forced South into a misstep, going down one at the second table. The narrative notes West’s clever defense that created a wrong declarer line.
A biblical verse is quoted urging belief in Jesus Christ for personal salvation and salvation for the household, citing Acts 16 and the phrase believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved and thy house.
Anahauc Panthers edge Hull-Cassetta 20 18 for homecoming avenging 1961 loss and remaining undefeated at 4-0. Russell Ezer scored twice on a 2 yard rush and a 70 yard run, with Wilborn and Moore contributing key drives as the Panthers weathered a late Hull surge before 3,000 fans.
Balinski connected with Jona Stone for a 60 yard touchdown on Crosby’s opening play as the Buffs surged to a 6 0 lead and clung to an 8 6 victory over Tarkington. Crosby outrushed Tarkington with 31 plays to 14 and Asa Bob Hearn led Crosby runners with strong eight carries for yardage.
St Thomas Eagles defeated Channelview Falcons 8 to 2 as DeGeorge and Kerr led a fourth quarter surge. Falcons defense stalled Eagle drives with key tackles from Bellamy Powell Bennett Stevenson and Henson while injuries hampered Channelview’s McManus. Coach Hooks praised his squad despite the loss.
Galena’s Mickey Holder Jackets rout Smiley 54-0 to extend early lead in District 12-4A. Brazosport tops Port Arthur 19-0, Austin Ponies shock Texas City 21-15, Pasadena battles Port Arthur to an 8-8 tie before late Jackets rally. Fort Worth Northside edges Galveston 22-19 as Ball High entertains goal-line drama.
Baytown defeated Port Neches 12 to 0 as Parker and Gresham led multiple rushes to drive to the Tribe 5 yard line. Jeffery and defensive plays limited Port Neches’ threats, with key interceptions by McAfee and Byrd as the Ganders preserved the shutout.
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