Tax Money Spent On Travel By Congress Jubilant Spillover
Editorial notes 1966 travel costs for House members and staff at $489,682.55 and Senate at $233,426, highlighting travel to Asia and Europe by five House subcommittee members to study foreign manufacturing and U.S. schooling for Americans abroad. The piece jokes about the costs and political implications while urging continued tax form filling.
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Congressional Record
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Japan
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Thailand
India
Egypt
Greece
Italy
Portugal
Germany
Denmark
Iceland
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Letter from Baytown mayor seeks continued service
The Sun publishes a mayoral letter from Seaborn Craivey defending his seven years as councilman and mayor. He admits mistakes, cites problem solving via trial and error, and argues elected leaders must face unpopular decisions. He requests voters to return him to office based on his record and commitment to fair solutions.
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the Sun
Baytown
Seaborn Craivey
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style word power feature with clues across and down. Includes various definitions such as Roman god king and river, with numbered entries for across and down. Readers fill grid by solving clues like early settlers and Alaskan native, testing vocabulary and wording.
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Jescershin
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun Pacific masthead lists editor and publisher roles, general manager, advertising department staff, office manager, and local personnel. It notes publication details, location at 1361 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, postal information, and subscription pricing with carrier and yearly rates.
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Weseee
Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Woodpecker fantasy targets USLTA open tennis stance
The author argues a woodpecker could expose what he sees as the USLTA’s elitist, caste bound stance on open tennis. He imagines sending a trained woodpecker to drill heads of officials and wonders if amateurs and pros would clash in an open format. He mocks era norms and calls for reform.
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United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
America
USLTA
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Australia
England
Bathing Suit Previews Hint Seaside for Men
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes notes previews of next summer's bathing suits for women point to more men visiting the seaside as winter colds fade and spring fever arrives. The column injects humor about changing fashion trends and seasonal cravings.
No matter how happy a dentist is he looks down in the mouth
A Cleveland widow reports being bilked by two conwomen. police arrest them as the case unfolds. The tale shifts from a doomed pigeon to a hawk, illustrating a reversal in fortune.
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Cleveland
Quick Quiz Q and A Trivia Pack
A compact quiz digest covering the Torah as the Pentateuch. It notes Johnny Appleseed’s real name Jonathan Chapman. It mentions the Rex cat breed as a new, conversation piece with distinctive features including a long neck and slender legs.
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America
Jonathan Chapman
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Latin American view of LBJ as doer and pusher
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports from Drew Pearson in Santiago on President Frei of Chile saying Latin Americans want results from the Johnson era. Frei discusses regional cooperation, copper policy with Anaconda and Kennecott, joint training ideas, and Chile’s new ties with American capital in steel, cellulose, and ethylene plants, framing progress as peaceful revolution.
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Drew Pearson
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Chile
Santiago
Eduardo Frei Montalva
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
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Manhattan
New Jersey
Europe
Christian Democratic Party
Anaconda
Kennecott
Tong
Vietnam
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American Export ~ Import Bank
Washington
Concepcion
Fiat
Ford
Chrysler
The Well Child Bedwetting Causes and Remedies
Mothers write about bedwetting in children and potential causes. The piece notes overearly toilet training, small urinary outlet openings, emotional tensions, and fluid restriction or forced drinking as studied treatments. An electric bed alarm can help, and ensuring timely voiding is crucial. It also answers a question on Mediterranean anemia Cooley's anemia, its hereditary nature, mild forms needing no treatment, and severe forms requiring repeated transfusions or splenectomy to extend transfusion intervals.
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Forcne
Cooley
Queen of the Comstock and a Scottish immigrant fortunes
Eitley Orrum, a Scottish immigrant, amassed wealth from the Comstock Lode and earned the nickname Queen of the Comstock. The phrase No Man's Land described the contested space between opposing trenches in World War I.
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Comstock Lode
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James Marlow- Peace Plan Unrealistic
AP dispatch critiques U Thant plan to end Vietnam war as unreal. Thant proposes three steps: halt bombing, scale down fighting, and an international conference including Viet Cong. U.S. stance conditions halt on Hanoi’s restraint, while seeking talks without preconditions. Hanoi insists U.S. must halt aggression.
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Washington
U Thant
United Nations
Vietnam
United States
Thant
U.S
North Vietnam
North Vietnaam
Hanoi
Tha. Johnson
Trant
Play Bridge With Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand from Eddie Kantar teaching in Los Angeles. South as declarer in six no trump counts winners and uses squeezes, then tests black suits before attacking hearts, with West showing five spades two hearts two clubs and likely four diamonds.
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Jim
Eddie Kantar
Los Angeles
Declarer
South
West
Bridge lesson and bidding tip from Oswald Jacoby
The card column offers a bridge puzzle with South holding four hearts and a 4 E 6 9 4 3 shape, asking for the right reply after a two spades raise. It promotes Jacoby’s booklet Win At Bridge and how readers can obtain a personal copy by sending name, address, and 50 cents to Name Paper.
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New York N.Y
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