Road Space Rationing Faces U S Traffic Critics
Editorials warn urban space and parking could freeze as vehicle growth rises. FAA’s June 1 reservation system at JFK LaGuardia Newark National and O'Hare would restrict takeoffs and landings during peak hours. Estimates predict thousands of flights and passengers lost in New York if capacity isn’t expanded. Opponents blame congestion on staffing and not capacity, urging more airports and upgraded airways instead.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
John F. Kennedy
la Guardia
Newark
Washington National
Chicago
O'Hare
Kennedy
New York City
Stuart G. Tipton
Air Transport Association of America
John Tucker
Butler Aviation Company
New York
Washington
Tucker
Control of Tensions Takes Time and Patience
The column outlines gradual methods to manage tension through muscle relaxation, visualizing calming scenes, and focusing on relaxing eye and vocal muscles. It notes patience and possible professional guidance, discusses related health benefits, and answers reader questions about treatments and side effects in a Q and A style with Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Brandstadt
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett and staff roles. It notes office, address at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and post office box 90 77520, with publication schedule afternoons six days a week and mail rates.
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Ered
Hertmen Hil Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Ay Ae Teeet
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Fairfield pupil makes honor roll, critic airs concern
A Fairfield California reader writes to The Sun recounting her daughter Shirley Cates Jr receiving poor grades without consent. She notes Shirley was second on the Fairfield Elementary honor roll when cards were issued and hopes the letter clears her name.
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the Sun
Shirley
Fairfield Elementary
Jerold C. Cates Jr
McKinley Fairfield
Calif
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on church service and office pools
The column jokes about how church services drag on and how office pool bets rarely pay off. It reflects on distraction and futility with a dry humorous tone. It notes that taking a chance seldom yields results. The writer signs as Phil Pastoret.
Clock Question as Winter Time Debate Takes Hour
A fragment discusses the switch from summer to winter time and whether clocks should be set forward or back for 60 minutes. The note cites a Bible verse and a 1800 reference to Congress funding the Library of Congress with $5,000.
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Congress
Library of Congress
Espionage Is Risky Business
PAUL HARVEY argues espionage carries inherent risks and public backlash. He notes historical secrecy, modern surveillance tech, and incidents like the Pueblo, urging restraint. The piece discusses naval and air mission dangers, accountability, and the shift toward using satellites over covert operations to protect national interests.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Jericho
Korea
Vietnam
Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd Bugher
Bucher
William Rogers
Nixon
South Korea
T Hese
Washington hoopla at White House ignores Ike mourning
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports that despite flags at half staff for Dwight D. Eisenhower, White House social events resumed quickly under President Nixon. Dinners and receptions continued, including for King Hussein and Ray Bliss, while embassies canceled fewer events. The piece contrasts this with Germany’s envoy to Washington and other international moves.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
King Hussein of
Jordan
Eisenhower
Near East
Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Ohio
Marine Corps
Nixons
Stars and Stripes
League of Women Voters
Washington International Club
American Society of Newspaper Editors
U.S
Quiz Q and A From Newspaper Enterprise Arvin
A collection of quiz questions and answers including the resurrection appearance of Christ to Peter, Brussels as EC headquarter city, a sixteen pound regulated bowling ball, and the predominance of Hereford beef cattle in the United States, noted from Newspaper Enterprise Arvin.
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Christ
Peter
United States
Enterprice Arvin
Jacoby two no trump and a bridge misread motion
A Bridge Tips column explains the Jacoby two no trump bid used by an unpassed hand in response to a one spade or one heart opening to force game in a partner's suit. North with strong spade support signs to four spades after South shows a singleton heart. South wins opens, draws trumps, cashes hearts and clubs, and discards to keep one club and two diamonds.
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bridg#fe
North
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge puzzle asks response after three clubs rebid
In a bidding sequence West North East South: 1a& Pass 1\" Pass 2¢ Pass. South holds MK 107 WA 105652 06 B72. What should South do now after a three clubs rebid. The proposed answer: A-Bid two hearts only. The puzzle notes today’s question and promises the answer tomorrow.
Enrich Your Vocabulary feature words list puzzle
A mixed word puzzle style row listing across and down clues for an Enrich Your Vocabulary feature. Reads like a dense crossword with numerous proper nouns, abbreviations, and chemical symbols to identify for an educational periodical page.
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EG. Brandstadt
Raynaud
Newspaper Enterprise Arsa
Che Baytown Sun
Preston
Advertising Department
By Phil Pastoret
iNewspaper Enterprise
Axia
Berry's
NEA
Ike
Germany
Rolf Pauls
Pauls
Israel
Bambers
Hitler
Axel Springer
Israel Museum
Jerusalem
Springer
Berlin
Teddy Kollek
Willis Carto
Liberty Lobby
William P. Rogers
Trung Dinh Dzu
Dzu
South Vietnam
Communist National Liberation Front
Rogers
Saigon
NLF
Roger
Hussein
European Common Market
Brussels
Belgium
East Mac
Acth Vyerable West North East
Lee By
Eric Theow Ferch
Hebrides
Mindanao
Midale
Italy
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