Texas Veterinary Commission Guarding Livestock From Exotic Diseases
Editorial reviews the Texas Animal Health Commission founded in 1893 and its role in preventing exotic livestock diseases. It notes brucellosis county statuses, federal funding implications for counties, and inspection services at markets and farms. It highlights screwworm and hog cholera eradication efforts and stresses eradication for a billion dollar Texas livestock industry.
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Texas
Mexico
Texas Animal Health Commission
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
James B. Henderson
Animal Health Division
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Commission
Public Broadcast Plan Studied
Washington AP report on the Public Broadcasting Corp planning long term financing. Government and private officials weigh three main options tax on TV and radio sets tax on gross revenues and use of general taxes. Ford Foundation satellites and a presidential task force also enter the debate as discussions continue with Congress and the Budget Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Am
Public Broadcasting Corp
Congress
Nor
Senate
William D. Carey
Budget Bureau
House Commerce Subcommittee
Carnegie Commission
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
The
Treasury
Congressional
Carey
Ford Foundation
Taxwriting
House Ways and Means Committee
House Commerce Committee
Enrich Your Vocabulary in NEA Feature Across Watch
A fragmented NEA feature offers vocabulary prompts and clues across a grid style layout. Entries include terms like goddess, Greek myth references, and various puzzle fragments that challenge readers to interpret word connections.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists staff roles including editor and publisher, general manager, department heads, and office managers with editorial and advertising departments named. It notes publication schedule and address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P.O. Box 60, subscription rates, and national representation. It includes boilerplate crediting the Associated Press and copyright notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Mircber
Heraln
Bell tolls for mental health progress in a hopeful era
Paul Harvey reflects on a national shift in attitudes toward mental illness. He highlights the National Mental Health Association and its bell symbol rung by dignitaries and athletes, praising improved treatment, higher discharge rates, and a changing vocabulary that marks progress from confinement to rehabilitation.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
National
Mental Health Asia
U.S
Snake Pit
Mental Health Association
Brewer Grant
Chicago
MEA
McShane Foundry
Baltimore
Fenway Park
Boston
Jimmy Piersall
Red Sox
Nature Waging Germ War On Viet Soldiers
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that nature is waging germ warfare in Vietnam with diseases spreading from both sides. Malaria, hepatitis, tetanus and typhus afflict troops, with cholera cases rising since 1968. Plague, once feared, appears among rats and fleas at ports, risking global spread despite rat guards and cargo checks. Returns of infected soldiers raise fears of imported malaria.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Vietnam
Asia
America
Indonesia
U.S
White House
Philippines
John Cross
Dr. Cross
da Nang
Bible Verse Reflects Jesus Declaring His Mission
A line from John 8 26 where Jesus says he has much to speak and judge yet speaks what the Father has told him to declare to the world, emphasizing divine commission and truth.
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John
Dr Treadway to Wed Janet Blailock in June
Memoir recalls Dr. Treadway earning a Baylor psychology PhD after nine years of study. He and Bill Hartman were Baylor roommates 1959 1962 and plan to marry Janet Blailock, daughter of W Russell Blailock of Dallas, with Janet already pursuing graduate work at Baylor. The writer recounts tutoring Bill and J E during freshman year and a cold weekend at Bill's Baylor flat.
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E. Treadway
L. A. Treadway
Baytown
Treadway
Baylor University
Bill Hartman
Baylor
Bill
Oii
Dr. Treadway
Janet Blailock
Mgrs. W. Russell Blailock
Dallas
Janet
Suzanne Blailock
Suzanne
J. E’s
J. E
Waco
Betty Hartman
Sam Gold Makes the Hand in Bridge A-Rama Feature
In a New York versus Montreal bridge contest, Sam Gold of Montreal faced four spades doubled by New York East. Commentators debated play, but Sam won with a sequence starting ace of spades, diamond continuations, and dummy hearts, finishing by cashing ace and jack of clubs after a key diamond and spade setup. The piece invites readers to deduce the exact play and consider alternate lines, noting a two-diamond bid by West.
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New York
Montreal
Sam Gold
New York East
Sam
Na 1
South
East
Dummy
West
Enterprise Assa
Redouble in final contract after strong hand
In a bridge bidding excerpt the South player holding a single ten high card in clubs and a powerful hand is advised to redouble after West opens with two clubs and North and East pass. The prompt notes the decision falls to you today with West pushing to two clubs.
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Sol. Aqdi
West
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Tees
Preston Pendergrass
Rokae
Weesepee
Corrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Ben
Wuhlu
NEA
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Reneste
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