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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes grade crossing dangers in the United States with 200000 crossings and 14000 accidents in 1964. It cites 75 percent of crossing incidents without trains, urges better warnings and separation efforts, and describes DOT and industry testing under the G A P P program to reduce collisions.
Washington outlines critique of seasonal summer programs for disadvantaged Negroes. Advocates like Sen. Fred Harris push public sector roles in law enforcement teaching health welfare to create steady careers, not temporary relief. Emphasis on on the job training, million new government jobs, and career paths amid urban tensions.
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East's bold spade overcall in board eight of a nationwide charity game leads to a dramatic contract. South pressures with two hearts, aiming to defeat a likely heart contract, while East surprises with a diamond ruffing sequence. The ensuing play unfolds a rare profitable mistake in a high stakes bridge hand.
In this CAS Ree Q problem from the bidding shown, South holds H T S K V I S K and 8 6 5 4 2 3. West passes, North passes, East passes after 2TM by South. The suggested action is to pass and be happy with the double. Tomorrow’s question asks what to do if partner passes as does East instead of doubling three clubs.
The quiz names Carl E Akeley as the explorer buried on Mt Mikeno in Africa after collecting specimens for his taxidermy work. It also notes Walter Camp as the "Father of American Football" for initiating annual All American selections starting in 1889.
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