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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

Page

4

Red China policy debate splits U S on Taiwan and UN seat

The piece analyzes the risk and complexity of recognizing Communist China in the UN and altering U S policy toward Taiwan. It notes senators proposals for recognition or a two China approach, the native Taiwanese stance, and the high stakes of abandoning Nationalist China for Beijing diplomacy.

Marco Polo Celestial Empire Taiwan Peking U.S. China U.S China United Nations George McGovern D-S.d Senate Mike Gravel Alaska Security Council Red China U.N Taipei

Vocabulary Puzzle Clues Across A Visible Grid

A mixed list of cryptic style clues hints at vocabulary items and definitions. Includes references to numbers, colors, relations, and common words like smell purse and law. The text seems to be a fragment from a puzzle page with scattered entries and several mismatched items.

Nixon abandons hope of negotiated Viet peace

President Nixon abandons any real hope of a negotiated settlement in Vietnam, with insiders saying Paris talks will yield only propaganda. The White House aims to stalemate to block a communist takeover as invasions of Cambodia and Laos harden Hanoi. The piece also portrays FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover as a target of a campus journalist, detailing a staged stunt and Hoover’s aging, security concerns.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Paris U.S White House Camaodia Laos Hanoi Saigon J. Edgar Hoover FBI Charles Elliott Jesse James Chuck Elliott Hoover Chuck G-man

Quick Quiz Q In Heraldry and Space History

In heraldry green symbolizes youth and hope. Edward VII did not abdicate. the British throne faced no voluntary abdication in 1936. The U S president is not lawfully required to take the oath in Washington though it is customary. Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, orbited Earth 48 times in a 70 hour 50 minute flight from June 16 to 19, 1963.

Edward VII The United States Washington Valentina Vladimirova Tereshkova Russia Earth

Bridge hand notes from auction and opening lead

The hand shows West East QI 1085 a 762 ward Q7102 with $53 K876 Q209 and eKS SOUTIED plus vulnerable players West North East South. After 2N7, the auction proceeds Pass 3NT Pass Pass Pass with an opening lead of a queen.

Nine Diamond Finesse Improves Bridge Result

In Dorothy Hayden's Winning Declarer Play, North opens as expected. South counters with a plan to reach nine tricks by pulling diamonds through repeated finesses, starting with the nine to trigger the king’s drop or a jack repeat. If the king covers, the sequence succeeds. if not, the jack finesse is repeated to secure the third diamond lead.

Dorothy Hayden North South Shewspaper Enterprise Assn

Bridge bidding question from Vecard Sensca column

In a four spade ask, the hand shows South with AAKQIS4 and partner open one club. What should be played after West passes and South holds ATS543 WRE32 AKQ ATA. The prompt asks for the best continuation and tomorrow’s answer.

Blood Pressure Readings Explained By Dr Lamb

Dear Dr Lamb explains that diastolic pressure reflects arterial relaxation and signals potential hypertension when elevated. High diastolic values, kidney circulation issues, and arterial changes raise heart attack or stroke risk, while very low readings usually indicate normal or shock-related concerns.

Dr. Lamb Dear Reader Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Nixon Reagan Welfare Split Spurs City Cash Aid Debate

Paul Harvey Nixon and Governor Reagan clash over welfare and city finances in a Baytown Sun column. Nixon pushes $2 billion federal rescue for bankrupt cities while Reagan calls for reduced spending and job work requirements for welfare recipients. The piece argues cities wrongly grew on handouts and urges private pride and fiscal solvency as a national goal.

Baytown Sun Nixon Reagan Congress John Lindsays Nelson Rockefellers Lindsays Rockefellers Washington Gov

Barbs by Phil Pastoret

A humorous column by Phil Pastoret riffs on self-made men and the stubbornness of chivalry. It lampoons the new office messenger and toys with family secrets in a light satirical style.

Bible Verse ENTER YE IN AT THE STRAIT GATE

A quotation from Matthew 7 13 14 warns that the gate to destruction is wide and many enter by it while the narrow gate to life is few. The passage contrasts two paths and emphasizes choice and consequence.

Baytown Sun Editorial and Publication Details

The Baytown Sun paper lists editorial and advertising departments with editors and managers, including Preston Pendergrass, John Wadley, Ann Pritchett, and Dwight Moody. It notes publication as afternoons weekdays and Sundays, at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520, with subscription and mail rates and national representation credit.

Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton Paul Pubman Cere Ecceer Renowneers Dwight Moody Leon Brown R. J. Grimes Baytown Texas Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive P.O Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc

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