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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
4
Editorial urges Baytonians to donate and educate during April Cancer Control Month. It cites leaders Ted McCall E B Jack Kimmons Jr Don Gidden and Mrs Rex Curtin and notes ACS wants funds for research education and service. Emphasizes communication to boost early diagnosis and yearly health checkups. Volunteers will call urging donations and checkups.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that federal anti poverty funds financed a voter registration drive in San Antonio led by Father John Yanta, directing new registrants to the Bexar County Liberal Coalition. Many registrants were not citizens, including at least 68 Mexican nationals. One ineligible voter is jailed for assault with intent to murder. Davis says state law may be violated and will present findings to the grand jury.
Crossword puzzle clues and answers presented in order with numbers and hints. Includes across entries such as Exhausts Gash Evidence Hunting try Coral reef Musical instrument Norse god Arabian cloth Reverence Marble Harvey's diet item Weather word Foreign Soft leather Tibetan priest Like some insurance policies Tired out Exclamation Pole Bounder Soup Muscle weakness Gaze Morning reception German city Royal stables Argument Snobbishly Afresh Colors as Easter eggs Conjunction Evening sun god.
Lee College Rodeo Club will sponsor a queen contest April 28 to 30 at the Baytown Fair and Rodeo on North Main. Entrants must be 16 to 20, live in Goose Creek district, attend school, and be single. Entry is 3 dollars with deadlines and locations listed.
Los Angeles resident Louis E. DeWitt challenged 378 telephone calls claimed by the General Telephone Co. He said the charges totalled $1,000 for last year and were not made by him or his family. A UC examiner heard the case and will recommend a settlement to the Public Utilities Commission.
A Baytonian minister urges support for the Viet Nam Children’s Fund with contributions to Peoples State Bank. He lists needs including powdered milk school supplies clothes and cash and offers contact numbers for further information and assistance.
Washington column recalls Hubert Humphrey’s dairying base shifting stance as Lyndon Johnson moves to oleomargarine for the armed forces, sparking farmer skepticism and a push toward GOP, with Midwest voting echoes in 1964. The piece blends politics, labor, and safety notes including Hoffa remarks and Viet Nam influence on Midwest races.
Baytown Sun information lists editors publishers and staff including Beulah Jackson and Bill Maruman. It notes publication details at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 308 and subscription rates. The paper is a Baytown Sun Inc publication and member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication.
Today’s trivia questions explore the Society of Friends Canberra and Napoleon sites, plus which islands Napoleon lived on. A 1912 Titanic iceberg event is noted along with a Cher Buliez quote and a Leonardo da Vinci biographical sketch recounting his Milan period and the Last Supper painting.
Ruth Ramsey notes the birth anniversaries of Leonardo da Vinci figure and other artists, critics, and leaders. The text mentions his travels in Italy, Florence painting, Mona Lisa, and later service to Louis XIV, plus listed contemporaries and scattered historical fragments.
A columnist spoofs Genevieve Antoine Dariaux entertaining guidance in Entertaining with Elegance. He contrasts elegant ideals with a cluttered reality, noting assets like a sociable husband and luxury touches while lampooning the finer points of guest rooms and party favors. He quips about husbands, zipper duties, and keeping guests amused as a lively, humorous reflection.
South is dealt four example hands and faced with a standard two over one auction. The article explains why after East overcalls with spades you are not required to rebid and analyzes options for each hand, including three notrump, pass, one notrump, two diamonds, and a business double to deter East.
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