Editorials-From Diamond To The Studio
The piece notes a growing trend of athletes moving into broadcasting. It cites pitchers Joe Nuxhall and Don Drysdale aiming to broadcast games, alongside former greats like Sandy Koufax and Dizzy Dean. It warns that some ex-pros may overshadow players and urges players to stay in the lineup to keep fans engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Don Drysale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Tony Kubek
Peewee Reese
Lou Boudreau
Paul Chrisman
Bud Wilkinson
Terry Brennan
Dizzy Dean
Bob Richards
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankee
Chaplin’s son Sydney proud of his famous father
Sydney Chaplin, son of Charles Chaplin, says fame need not be a handicap and recalls his father’s influence. He completed a film role in The Countess From Hong Kong, his second appearance in a project produced directed by his father. He notes his father’s salaries and business sense, and reflects on his own youth, wartime wakeup, and move toward a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Sydney Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Sydney
Hong Kong
Chenlin
NEA Feature Word Power Clue Set
A cryptic list titled Try Your Word Power presents clues and word fragments. It includes items like celestial body, chaplains oath, cleave, rent, possessive pronoun, plant, and western cattle show alongside scattered lettered hints and partial entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisland
Naples
Lece
Baytown Newspaper Staff Roster and Postal Note
A partial text lists staff names including Che Baytuun Fred Hertman Bill Harman Joan Wadhey Preston Pendergress Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Purman Ann B Pritchett editor General Monsger business manager and others with titles such as Managing Editor Office Manager and Retail Manager. The piece notes second class matter entry at Baytown Texas and postal details.
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Fred Hertman
Bill Harman
Joan Wadhey
Preston Pendergress
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Purman
Ann B. Pritchett
Monsger
Teeeeeer
Manaeger
Don Chandler
Sasuu
Dwight Moody
Meneger Corrie Laughlin
Rene National Maneger
Baytown
Texas
Austin Revisits a City Passed and Rebuilt
AL MELINGER reflects on Austin’s evolution from a red brick lumber yard beside the Congress Avenue bridge to a modern multi story hotel site. He recalls the Capitol’s diminished view, midtown bustle, the Stephen F Austin Hotel cafe, and the era of legendary figures now replaced by a new generation of newsboys and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Melinger
Austin
First Street
Congress Avenue
Capitol
Town Lake
Stanite Center of
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Frank Hamer
Walter Prescott Webb
Southwest
This Day in History Highlights from 1898 to 1967
A retrospective listing key events on April 21 across years. United States war with Spain begins in 1898, Sam Houston’s San Jacinto victory noted, Mark Twain’s death in 1910, Bucharest raids in 1944, Tokyo government shakeup in 1555, budget balance calls in 1946, Dulles nuclear stance, JFK opening Century 21 exposition, and first artificial heart implant in Houston in recent years.
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Associated Press
United States
Spain
Sam Houston
Battle of
San Jacinto
Samuel Clements
Mark Twain
Bucharest
Romania
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Congress
John Foster Dulles
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Seattle
West
Semgeons
Houston
Verses Urge Love Without Dissimilation and Goodness
A Christian exhortation echoes Romans 12 3 urging believers to let love be sincere and to hate evil while clinging to what is good. The message emphasizes authentic affection and moral alignment with righteousness.
Litter and Cold Remedies Debate Prompt Candid Quotes
Timely quotes reflect on litter problems and self-harm in public health. Smith L. Rairdon of Keep America Beautiful warns of dire outcomes. Dr. Charles H. Stuart Harris argues Americans harm themselves with cold remedies.
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Charles H. Stuart- Harris
Cold Authority
Johnsons triumph at Pan American Summit quietly seals Latin aid ties
Lyndon Johnson won a diplomatic victory at the Pan American Summit as Latin American presidents shifted from suspicion to support. Johnson outlined cooperative aid under the Alliance for Progress, highlighting a 35 percent increase in Latin American aid over Kennedy years. He pressed officials to sign a final decree unreservedly, while Ecuador's Arosemena softened, praising Johnson as a warm, constructive partner and rejecting imperialist labels.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Les
Johnson
Otto Arosemena Gomez
Arosemena
United States
Latin America
U.S
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Ecuador
Eisenhower
Sen
Fulbright
Senate O.keny
Allance
Layndon Johnson
Doctor's Mailbag Gout and Metabolic Errors
Gout is an controllable metabolic disorder like diabetes though not curable. It can damage kidneys and cause high blood pressure and heart disease unless controlled. Treatments include colchicine with probenecid and often indomethacin or allopurinol, allowing laxer diets. some patients may need indefinite use of these drugs. Colbenamid with probenecid prevents kidney stones in gout patients and may be taken long term. Early gout often targets the great toe. other joints such as fingers knees and ankles can be affected. Premenstrual tension can respond to a diuretic and tranquilizer combo (Pree) under doctor supervision.
Quick Quiz Qs From The Mewspaper Enterprise Assoc
Famous conqueror born in Europe died in Asia and buried in Africa is Alexander the Great. In forestry a pure stand means at least 80 percent of the trees are the same kind. Pyrethrum is cultivated for use as an insecticide. Do trees drink rainwater from leaves No leaves repel water trees get water from the ground.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Alexander the Great
Mewspaper Enterprise Association
Romney Faces Scrutiny As Presidential Candidate In Vietnam War Debate
Washington AP reports Michigan Gov George Romney, eyeing a 1968 bid, faced questions about his Vietnam stance after a guarded approach and a controversial April 7 speech endorsing Johnson’s war policy. Romney defended not endorsing the president’s plan while noting Congress’ bypass in war decisions. The exchange highlights Romney’s need to detail his views on containment and U.S. involvement as the campaign unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Romney
Congress
George Christian
Washinton Post
White ‘House
Ronney
United States
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Vietant- Romney
Bridge analysis of Jacoby hand by Oswald and James Jacoby
South opens two hearts after North two clubs and North counters with six hearts. West doubles twice during Blackwood route, leading to seven hearts. Victor Mollo critiques West’s doubles as the likely cause of missing the grand slam, while noting possible alternative lines.
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North
South
Worth
Jack
Blackwood
West
Victor Mollo
Victor
East
Bridge puzzle: five hearts bid and partner bids five notrump
In a bidding sequence West East South pass and South shows E Q9 4 3 V A 5 2 4 Q 10 4 Q 7 6. You hold five hearts and facing partner’s five notrump. The problem asks what to do next. The proposed answer is to bid five hearts, with four no trump as a close alternative. Tomorrow’s answer will provide the official solution.
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West Worth
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Hollywood
Che Baytuun Sun
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Dr. King
LBJ
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Diaz Ordaz
Eduardo Fret Momalva
Chile
Senate
Arcsemena
Oscar Gestido
Uruguay
Arasemena
Len- Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Wayne
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Weyne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
James Marlow
Jacoby
Oswald
James Jacoby
Gable
South Mets
Scard Sensene
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