The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 236, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 5, 1960 Page: 4 of 14
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Sunday, Juna I, If60
Editorials-
Farm Income
Is Lagging
Idooim la laniaf down on tha farm, but bo om
would know itfrom Ufa prkaa people pay for farm
Lead price* have been moving upward, mo«t of the
time at a Sprightly pace, since 1054. But returns from
famine have provided no apparent support tar much
of the increase. -*
Afrieultur* Department economists call ft a para-
dox
Last year, for instance, farm value* for the country
i a whole increased three per oent Yet the realised
per eent above the level of IMS—a year when farm
income wae 18 per ( "
. M w ^ cent higher.
Commenting on the situation, the Agriculture De-
partment mid recently the “persistence of these op*
peeing trends has created the most unfavorable re-
lationship between net fare income and the values of
fern real estate in the last 20 years."
.Land values have reached the point where tbs re-
* - ---- --*----has
tarn on the lend after ell other ooets ere paid,
dropped below the mortgage rate of interest in four
of the lest five years. Last year the r»te of ret
of the last five years. Cast year the r%U of return
was m by the department at only three per
cent It is expected to be even lower this year.
Farm prices have reached a point where farm offi-
cials question the nihility of most farmers to pay off
__A___J.U. liken Ikov f..rr,.«snf t
mortgage debts, particularly when they represent a
high percentage of the farm purchase price.
In much of the past the price of farm land reflected
Yob the lend, “ ““
now because factors other than farm inooma and
ttaW tXXMUMB uuw ~
prices of tarn products have become important in
the lead market Many of these factors or Influences
come from outside of agriculture.
Very important has been the growing population
and the need for more space ter this population. This
factor has been reflected in spreading of cities and
*ry sides. In recent years
urban areas Into farm country sides.
taB— of acres of good farmland have been taken
over and made into residential subdivisions.
Another factor has been the diversion of other
aM— of farm scree into highways, airports, and
factory sites of industries moving to rural sites. ^
The high level of business activity and the slowly
riting general price level have contributed. Many city
ftdv» seeking a place to safeguard savings against
inflation^ have invested in farm land. Their entry into
the farm real estate markets have helped to boost
Back of this is t general feeling that land is s good
thing to own, bscauss the supply is Umitod and will
become even more so as the population expands.
Be On Your Guard
.ST JACK LOTTO.
hgtoe scalp of Allen Dallas th,
Tfa Bids tetowwd Wat Dute*.
Director «t Ok Central tort*
_ _____j ba tired Is
save die.
screen” to divert attention tram
CIA tpy planes, counter • revo-
plots and sabotass be-
Iran Curtain.
hind tbs____
Dulles and tbs CIA, the
fTTfiX nm»rr agstart Dulles and the UA. the
PrttodJiRwnho*er was por hit «two jneJor
^ ty ^ p^.n&s UnwWinK,y
ie allegedly
oonflirk, ti
mo.thpiece, “11*
ciarH:
' President El
U whfie Alton
backing hair drive.
Three were flat toer. we
many "peychotks” oa the CIA
payroll eho couM tosefe off *
war with their “dirty work.''Tha
“crazy” theme is an old Com-
munist stunt to undennlne con-
flThe*t0 k» bjJP
saws*SPiSs
tat* Secretary of State aa a “maa-
tor W? • "kraaaa temmtt
wrecker" and a • dirty" fighter
among other aptthrta.
CrtHng on the comrades to start
a "Dump Dulles” campaign be-
fore be allegedly touches aft s
•arid confltok, the Oramutost
de- cWraed
___ la the man-
Hungarian "bread and
Ireedom” revolution which Soviet
tanks ermhed mftleedy In 1*6
In an action oondemned by the
_ ____ Among the phony claims: The
e (3? t^’Du^roTffi
could start a war any day. It
toT^r£C(xnn«ial«ti
OA was involved
folf whfla AOan DuUea plays wkh
death ... The front man in the
Wh :te Houai Itoe given Us bless-
ings to Dulles' Brink at War
moves. Bat Dulles, not Ike, ap-
pears to be the policy setter ...
, __ ___any day.
won't be easy to oust Etalles.”
Sew If this campaign hope, the
R"ds were told, togy might euc-
ceed to stirring op enough coo-
troversy to fores an open Con-
gressional pmhe of the auperaae-
ret OA activities.
Success to the maneuver would
expose CIA operating methods to
the Reds (And curb ST end its
effective coOartion of intelligence
data needed tor our defense. •
“The CIA’s billion dollar ex-
penditures get no checking from
Gonerrae,” th* [Communist news-
paper charged, falsely. "Dulles is
sccountahle to Do one but our
golf • playing Pfwldent. This to a
dangerous -i“-"
While at
_ raids from Flrida and tha
Dominican Republic.”
Did You Know?
Hawaii’s Mount Waialeale to
probably the world’s rainiest
spot, the National Geographis
magazine says. Waialeale'g an-
nual rainfall averages <89 inch-
es. In a recent year, 624 inches
poured down. Strangely, orty 20
Inches a year fall on Waimea,
a coastal town Just 15 miles away.
Bible Verse
LOVE not the world, neither l|to
micuwa -------v,-,, things that are in the world. If
ptonage presented to the 10, N. my men love the world, the love
Such evidence according to the at the Father to not to him. I
Kremlin stooges, was a "rtnntea- John 2:15
___attacking the CIA for Its
intelligence activities. tiW Reds
ridiculed documented tori* ea-
preaented to
flip Sagtamtt
nun or not At
Published aftemoonj Mo
and Sundays by The
at Pearce and Asfabel
nun or m associated raws
afternoons. Monday through Friday,
gidrswBaw
Fred Hartman ............................Editor and Publisher
Jamas B. Boone ..Buelnae* Manager
Preston Pendergrass ..Managing Editor
Beulah Mae Jackson .............................Office Manager
J. T. Bowling...............................Circulation Manager
ADVERTKINO DEPARTMENT
t^SSK^fS^Utlve. Inc. / "
Twii pQ^r K®pr**«nwivei, inc, /
m.
By Cantor 1740 per Year
Mall rates on reguest
I class matter at the Baytown, Texas, Post
the Act of Congress of March 8, 1*79.
^wtltMU .iclmwey t^tj^uw^er^ySltr-i'A" «'
ts ONI TEAR. OCT THE OTHER!
Drew Pearson Says-
i r.nrroKg NOTE - WMte
incw Paataa* to awl at Vartk-
HSM) which fhe Port Offic* stub-
bornly refused to honor.
WASHINGTON - Brian He
to power, Vw
The tmsirmWhli- Cbotlner
wrote another of bis “Dear Art”
to make certain the an Injustice
l behalf.
Republican came to power, Vice
fvtriltog Mm's poimcal mana-
ger to thoae days. Murray Chat-
inrr repieasriwd a hart of petty
■mriton awd head* to to* Los
Anatow ana. BM after toe B-
■iiwaa tr - Nixon triumphs Chot-
toer suddenly picked up SOOW Mf-
tto». big-paying racketeers aa
toCsr^o^ Postmaster General Ar-
eouaty: “To refuse payment to
Ur. Lr* In constttutoi arbttary
and capriMneearitorwriunlrta I
guvniauesX of money which ob-
viously does not belong to the
high offirials to Lewto’s
la corrected"
Chotuwr also hounded other
including AJberUor then AartM-
ant Bartaastov General; Aba
(-Oft, then ['em Office Solicitor;
the late Hamid Tkibott, then Seo-
retary of the Air Fkrce; ChL Bob-
art Hunter, ■■■■M
government or to anyone evert
Mr. Lewta. This matter rtxxiid
... Col- Paul Norton, airi
CoL K G Logsdon, ril at the
Air Force; Mrs. Ruth Shipley,
They ranged from ltd Lewta
who had H iggled million at
dollars out of the Philippines Into
• secret Raw, Nev., beak ac-
count, to Marco “The Little Guy”
iWirWll who had aken over aa
crime emr of south Jeroey after
a bloody fug war.
JlpfeP ovon ynpadod top
Know Your Bridge
ByB. JAY BECKER
Justice Department offldato to to-
watigate their own
i Son Francisco
office after it had helped convict
pinball kkg Lou Wolcher at evad-
ing 04.276 to Income taxes.
Of all Chottoer’s clients, none
Is more mysterious then graying,
grirzled Lewin, a poluhed ex-pug
who eommutea batween the Amer-
Aa international gamNer^imd
black • marketeer, he exchanged
peww tor dollan, Which he smug-
gled Into a Reno bonk account
held to traot tv him by attorney
■way taMBM. ki lm fen fm>
years, a etaggering 17,000.000 paa-
aed through this account.
Lewta brazenly converted his il-
legal cash Into U. S. Treasury
cheeks, postal money orders, and
letters at credit which he planted
with returning Americans to take
home When he started using serv-
icemen for this nefarious work,
the Air Force suggested firmly
that hie paj^wrt oe lifted.
After o' ipilet taiiatl|otliii dm
Air Force reported to the State
it mat Lewin
- - -«--
Hriutn oaowr.
North-South
NORTH
. AAN84
to AQ106S
♦if
_ 4J4
WEST EAST
♦ QJ» 4762
91
pKldtdt toSTSf
*K106J
SOUTH
*K»S
toKJ872
♦ AQ
4AQT
Tha bidding:
South. West North East
Ito Pam 3f P*"
If
Opening toad—at* of hearts.
A. verr to* point fa defsnaa
Is Involved In this hand where
South reached a contract of rtx
■ate
■Bits if hie laajMo Mx hearts
f|| to bl
West's problem, tot. wae to
decide whether or not It could
make a difference which anlt ha
lad -assuming declarer had both
A-Qs—and second, to find tha
proper suit to toad If this was
the actual case.
About an tha information
Waat had gleaned during N»
play was that Booth had start-
ed with exactly three spadaa
and five hearta. The distribution
of declarer's remaining five
cards was unknown.
■But Waat put this knowledge
l> tourit —ffe—e up *Eh ms
right answer, fitnoe he aasumed
South had both JL4fe It neeaa*
I tartly followed that dsdararW
dLHtribuUon was B-l-S-2.
■Whether South had three dla-
Imonde and two chi be, or two
rttomoode and three atitm, bo*
■■Vtha controlling factor.
SfaesthtotoMlgrgaly Akrittor
Lewin not only
Depaiti—«
bad violated Philippine laws but
» O mal
£5^
~Bl thk Mddtag; opened a trump. ^
Declarer took two rounds at
had used the
mails to do-
fraud the Philippine government
He quickly lost his passport, and
toe Jhetiee Dnartmot took Maps
to prosecute him for postal vio-
lations.
THE UNHAPPY Lewin itched to
get back to the Philippines where
fie reportedly still had seme un-
smugglrd gr-enbarks cached
away. To get hie passport btdc,
be retained Chottoer who also
endeavored to cadi Lewin’s left-
over money orders (face value:
hearts and tod tha A-K and an-
other sped*. Waat found him-
self on toad again and had to
choose between playing a dia-
mond or a dab.
On the surface, om toad look-
ad aa good (or bad) aa tbs
other. Thera was a likelihood,
on the bidding, that South had
the A-Q of both suite. Declarer
had shown up with relatively
weak spades and hearts, and
therefore figured to have tha
Having greater diamond
length than clubs, ha reasoned
that South was more likely to
ba short to diamonds than
dubs. Ha therefor* tod a dia-
mond.
,,Against this defense, declarer
could not prevaiL He got a frak
diamond flneee* and was abi*
to discard a club on dummy’*
fourth spade, but when deotonto
then took a dub finesse, ft toll*
ad and ha went down one.
But if Weet had tod a dub, to- /
stead of a diamond, declarer
mining strength in both minor would have made the contract.
H(01MB Eteg Etetaras 8yndlott% InejH
TM ANIWK, QUICX1
LXf you wan addicted to
maocaboy, what would you
carry 7 »
X It enmsmi gave you some
■ililnlin would you aat it,
wear it or pant itT
1 From what poem to: "The
little toy dog to covered with
AmT?
4. What people have the
proverb^ 'EM toads the saat
ww aada toa riMierr
POUC Of PAMA-OUiSS THi NAMI County Mayo, Ireland, 70 yean
ago. He studied at tha UWver-
to How did
Par* get Ke nan
Huidtoitoto
if
T-|d4rtS“IJ^
SrM
m
sity of Salamanca, Spain, and at
Fordham unlveraity before «n-
baridng on hie career SO a coun-
ty district attorney.
In Work! War H be made A
WATCH YOU* lANOUAOg
YEGK> — noun; a safebreato
burglar or petty i
gin: V. to .
—-
YOWPUTUii
Many happy surprises await
you tola year. Today’s child will
be Idealistic.
Ito Sunday, Arne 5: A new
friend aids you. Today's child
wfll ha ambitious.
HAPPY
WfflOAT
different kind of. • name for
himself, starting out as major
and advancing to brigadier
general, and working chiefly on
procurement, materiel, mainten-
ance and distribution. Just prior,
to his mayorship be was our
eeonomle representative In
taly; now be mottoes taw to
itexico aty. Who to bet
(Names at bottom of this ootaana)
, m IHN SAW
To be a man’s own fool If
tad enough; hut She voto MR
I* everybody'*—TFflfcm Pmm.
1—About two weeks ago this
men succeeded Robert Moses
as New York City's park com-
miastoner. A native of tha city,
he first gained prominence then
in th* early lttOM, wfien. he
aarvad aa aasletant corporation n hapunio TODAY
counsel and as A reformer on n-hteen ——— M0 today tha
the board of aldermen. At that y..i "hanrman ” R-lnhnrdt
MMJe Atlantic figure -hating ffiS***.* thto
193* to ues ha wJ** ln m$ *• ““ tettto-
St of toa cuJ 5u3! ;WP “Hmnprtl^" with lord
Florello La Guard-
In both 1945
; however, be failed ln
to win the mayorship
Herbert Kitchener aboard, was
sunk by mines in World War L
&^*JXr2 SWSBtER’lS
Roy Coleman of baeebaU
/or-1 2—Another lewyer. this in-
MOW'D YOU MAKI OUT?
h.
m
and to such civic
itieo as th* City Can-
1. A anuff Ixjx.
X Eat It
8. Eugene Field’s IMtle Boy
Blue.
4. Th* Dutch.
& From th* Christians who
were martyred on that mount
.0
Assignment:
Washington
^tatodeTOUBANO_
WASHINGTON -to bio
Television Log
SATURDAY NKMfT
Ml | Whir Ward.
Huy Rugrri
equal rtruggto tor the Ur,i„«-mtu-
mridtrihs
namtMUan.
Huorl Symington of Missouri has
■MNH the Jnhnny OnsNote of
the 1MB campaign Hta persistent
~ wkea toe waaS»-
er is bad by his Democratic cot
toaguaa, add- up to tola: to*
United State* It
to. Sort* Uatan ia^iteryllS
ware and ta «aet tacknolcgy he-
rauso of Elewtoower AdmWotra-
iiw oust marge naa oeen
thoroughly demolished by Amart-
ea*« recent succe<aaa to the space
Drid — tot aumhtg tori ritaritolk
Dr*’ I* the many satellite* WV
have aloft - and taieinto
Iroverttble evktonc* of Soviet mili-
tary wvekneasr* That toe Rae-
Hans were un«Wr to lawk down
to* itow flying U4 tar four year*,
until engine talk** forced am
down, dearly show* that toe
vd bomber (of
U0B
U:»
1:15
Pony EuraM
Johnny Staccato
twa Mhsb
Dick Ctork
iSnicdDMl * Alive
fTwHanp*
Leave ft to Beaver
Mr. Lucky
Th* Deputy
Lnwreno* Walk
fhril wideta
Have Chn. WUI Travel
•■tow New* Ftaal
New*
Mlk* Hammer
JTay nf to* Weak
os Baadel
Hutton
U:10l
12:15
v n
U 45
1 Ckpt David Grief
i Award Theater
of Si* Boa
taSMi
Newt
Stan Oft
I Awira in
I Kingdom
Nh It
i Ftaal Noa
Juki** UAA.
Man from Interpol
Black Saddle
Coronado I
whtah toa
UA has IBM la tot "heavy”
he Soviet
eategory) can strike at to*_____
UWon vfto Mtto tear of anll-ata-
erafl totoEME If to* Pmtar« s
Crn^pwfert. cvrtatohr tttey have
aol toft to* U S. "drfmrieaa” -
aa Ito. tonfcpn *Mma to argua-
But Site hardly touche* on Mr.
famtagton’* demand Itr • H bil-
lion heart li to tone* aprropna-
ttone or hta noHoSw tost to*
:n:«tralioc full heea mor* COTV
ermed with the budget than with
nation*! defatwr. It Is true that
T:«
ROD
Sheriff at Cbchtae
Ntcadrmy Award Thsator
Mori*
MOMtantor
The MJtodght tom
Wanted by to* FBI
Nwae
SUNDAY MOBKBVO •
(Mm g)
Uring Word
Christian Scteno*
Lamp Unto My fwt
World at Adventure
tae!M« Word
MONDAY MOR.MNO
(Jasaei
5:55 ■ Morntag Devotional
• 00 Q Continental CtoaaroanB
(Phyeka)
AM ■ Cadet Dm .*
• Confinentxl QmMMM
(ChsssMiy) >
•:45 m !-..:!>■ Word
•: SB nj Farm Report
T:Ǥ Today
i Gtany Paoal
T:25 ■ Today ta Ho
T:J0 ffi ItortWoaa
I Today
l N*w*
?:• I
8:00 0 News
□ Chdrt Don
Ml
8:S i
Im
FBI
M:00 I
whan Mr. itomington was Preai-
■at TrumM’o Atf Secsetuy, he
poured biihnm Into Aa BJS pro-
gram. But Ste R36, a lumbering
end hnpncdeal plaw, wa* oh*©
l.-i r M-<rr it cam* off Sw pro-
10 X) i
10 6 I
10:91
11:00 I
Party Bird TTmtar
Ufa* to Th* Aanawr
I Cutters Three
i Now*
l TMa I* The Uf*
to* Adventure
1 jrontier* of FliSl
Cartoon Tim*
Nms
South Mata Baptirt
Church
i Vtat Mottinrhr Church
jfe S BL
TUahtowead Tim*
Mfixtav
[XxiKh Re
Our Mim
iBiM
ilMta
I Married Joan
Play Your Huarii
Jsck^^^H
La
IflhlhiOo
Pries to Km
Howard Finch
11 Love Lucy
peris. It ta ratorrod to aa "Rym-
BtataWo tolly” - and today Aeae
CM
■plane* are rusting at ■
fhro* baa* nmr Rapid CRp.
raortva your paraoani attention
Men make mtataka*. and It may
be unchantebta to point out Slat
Senator Sj-mingtans nicer** ta
putting mw the B-* program
meant a cutback ta Sw oonrtnie-
Navy super-carriers
be Sw nation's Brat
which may be
line of-defense ta caw of nuclear
or brush fire wart.
But when Mr. Symington at-
tfmpti to dowigidg US- ttitnftfa
*nd to bento toe administration,
he ta very neatly sweeping under
tor nig Mi own record as a Sen-
ator and Sw activities of the Itam-
<vr*tie-controlled Cangrcaw* with
win ftaktat Elwnhoww has
been forced to dial in the part
year*.
Shortly after the Russian* sent
■ Sm to Bni aputeto. Mr. Imm
ington said somewhat '■panddo-
quentiy. “our survival is mor* im-
portant than Sw deficit." But a
few year* earitar. la a debate
over an administration military
appropriation* MU. the *ame Mr.
Symington was warning that such
expenditure* "can end only ta na-
tional bankruptcy."
In October 1967, the Democratic
Advisory Council began its endless
Many durt bodpt oonrtdsratieno
at Sie Eisenhower Administration
were "grossly in error ' But jurt
two month* before. Democratic
Representative George H. Mahon,
dwirman of toe Houxe Subcom-
mittee on Defense Apprariadons,
had been bnax'ing. “W* CUt th*
ITip)n'*nil duo^ft lot o^ipn.v
•bout T2 J Mllkxt" Three months
** ■* <L. ---iruir/inrla
Dffore tnai, in# nouie Approp.m-
tions Committee (controlled by a
Democratic majority) reported
that It was "encouraged over the
substantial progress which has
been made ln the ballistic mlwlle
area.” but warned that It was
H:lsS2l
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
12 00 L
Ms BMliMlIi
■■■■Mil
Roach Party
Sunday Home 9
All Star Theater
Mmm
Nows
Danger Is My Dustaeao
Jeff’s COM*
Itoe Out for Sports
Tslk Back
William TeO
Campaign Roundup
Champion Golf
Reading Out Loud
Sunday Ptayhoum
Broken Arrow
Meet The Prew
Mattie's Fundtay Funnies
30th Century
Lone Ranger
Doctor of Medicine
SUNDAY NIGHT
Laarte
Overtand Trail
Telenews Weekly
Houstoo H^adimefi
Maverick
Dennis the Menace
Music On Ice
U ftflvaa
Lawman
ll nu
December Hr id*
I Truth Or Ovteeoiwncw
Love Of Lite
i R Could Bo Yob
Search For Ttananuw
Guiding Light
12:15
13 30
8:15
WE
T:»
1:00
I Chevy Suspense Show
GE Theater
I The Rebel
Alfred Hitchcock
I Loretta Young
George Gobel
What's My Ltao
MONDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 O Topper
New*
RerttawGua
Joyce Hayward
Mr. and Mr*. North
As The World Twite
Love That Bob
Queen far a Day
Fttr Better Or Want
About rheas
Loretta Young Theater
HoUW Party
Al Iter Thaatw
Young Dr. Matam
The MOliomlra
Day to Court
From Theat Roots
The Verdict b Your*
Gale Storm
Comedy Theater
Tho BriMlter Dap
Beat The dock .
Secret Storm »
Adventure Theater
wSTvij'-rra^T
Si" A
Amaalean Bandstand
Peoples Choice
KWrik’o Party
San Ffaadoco Beat
DasjMtar Naws
ywe. -A,. IB,niU* Am
*s f wiri v ppHOT
5:40 0 Almanac
Chandler Sports
F.9 0 NBC Nows
Douglas Edwards Nova
1:91
MO I
4:48
1:00
S:)0
5:30
Try and Stop Me
•y BENNETT CERE-
looking toward “dollar saving*."
It ta this area, precisely, which
now claims was
Mr. Symington
“starved" by the Republican Ad-
ministration.
The very simple tact, which Mr
ftmdngtew ta davadsg hta fun
energies to forgetting, remains
that until 193 tha Armed Services
clamored In vain for funk to de-
vote to missile procurement and
pndMlM. Mr. Truman, presum-
ably with the counsel of toe man
ho saw backs for the Presidency,
paid no heed to these calls lor
an accelerated missile program.
And the figures show It.- Though
the Russians had embarked on
such walk shortly after World War
II — and our intelligence knew it
— only J21 million was alloted to
1 RT LINKLETTER tefls of tha farafly that raotbwd fts
A first alactric toaster as a Christmas gift Ten-year-old
Jimmie, tha mechanic of tha dan, was assigned the teak sf
mastering the direction*-
After some minutes of
tinkering, ho reported,
"Wall, I’ve learned bow
to get th* piece of bread
fa to the toeater, but Z
still can’t flush itT
la Bedford Btna, two eM
;Mrsrs
you’ve goo* and gotten
yourself married," aanwta
ad os* "l raw water wten
you aware yam whdkt
many th* teat man hi the
world.” "■ •
■Win.' anaweeed tha otter pehtate, 1 AdnT"
this kind of production and pro-
curement ln fiscal year '
year 191. To-
day our expenditure* ln this ana
an crowding J4 billion — or
roughly two hunched timet as
Rllidl.
In Justice to the Democratic rec-
ord. it should be noted that even
the Republican leadership ln and
out of Congress made few out-
cries during those pre-Eisenhower
years to toe Truman-Symington
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defense record. Complacency was
the order of the day in
ties, and the few prophets who pro-
ACROSS 4. Brain
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scabbard 6. A fastener
A God of mirth 7. Sachet
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tested were voice* crying in the
rane chiefs
wilderness. What some chief* of
the Armed Service* said was
brushed aside as one more In-
stance of the military’s self-serv-
ing demands for increased funds.
Hindsight ta perhaps the cheap-
est political commodity. But blind-
sight Is something else again. Al-
moat a year ago, Mr. Symington
wrapped himself in toe robes of
Cassandra to announce that toe
Soviets had a "four-foone”
over the United States ln ball
missiles. Several months 1:
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 236, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 5, 1960, newspaper, June 5, 1960; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1055541/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.