Black Power interpreted as strategy for change and aid
Editorial argues black power is misinterpreted and can be constructive. It cites Cleveland riots, notes how voting strength and organized black wealth could build reform in housing, education, and business, while urging white support and self-help within the Negro community to achieve equality.
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Cleveland
Leo Jackson
Hough
Jackson
Ralph Locher
Locher
Hough Erea
Watts unrest and PLP links spark race tensions
Fulton Lewis reports Watts may boil again as PLP leaders push to inflame the area with white-led anti police rhetoric. The piece cites PLP founders Rosen and Scheer, militant ties to black nationalists, and a propagandist map highlighting General Motors and Goodyear plants.
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Sill Schulz
Ulton Lewis
al Schulz
Washington
Watts
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Mit Rosen
Bert Scheer
Communist Party, USA
ted_ Scheer
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A fragmented NEA feature list presents clues and word prompts across categories such as Spree, Combat pilot, Poem, and Encouragement. The page includes numbers, partial terms, and scattered entries like Harengoe and Low-pitened waite, suggesting a crossword style puzzle or vocabulary game segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Henry's Views On Athletes Henry's Views On Athletes
A New York column argues that top athletes like Jack Nicklaus owe their fame to paying fans. It urges faster play to respect working spectators and warns athletes to remember their role as entertainers rather than independent stars. The piece questions the value of athletic prestige in shaping national crises.
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New York
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Jack
Great Barrier Reef
Hicklaug
Paul Revere
Hubert Humphrey
Ky Pays For Plane With Tax Money In Roaring Tale
Washington reports Premier Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam had a plush four motor transport plane purchased for him by Air Carrier Service from Pan American Airways. It was flown to San Antonio for overhaul with lounge bar galley and 46 rear seats. The exterior is polished aluminum with a white top and Ky’s crossed pistols emblem inside. The source notes it may be paid for by U.S. Treasury funds and kept under guard at Oakland. The tale notes this amid a broader column about Detroit political race and junketing allegations involving Rep. Lucien Nedzi and Harold Ryan.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Air Carrier Service
Washington, D.C
Pan American Airways
San Antonio
Business Aircraft Corp
Saigon
U.S
Beamik
Univer. of California
Nestoes
Detroit
Lucien Nedzi
Harold Ryan
Nedzi
U.S.A
Swank Grosse Pointe
Ryan
Nedai
Grosse Pointe
Air Force
Junket
Banking and Currency Committee
Columbine
Eisenhower
Johnson
Kenedy
White House
Michigan
Johnsonheads toward airline seizure policy shift during White House talks
A two hour White House session prompted a reversal of the President's prior green light for congressional action to end the airline strike. Labor Secretary Wirtz and others argued against declaring a national emergency. Senator Morse pressed for action while warning about dollar devaluation if unions push past wage guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Defense
Cyrus Vance
Atty
Nicholas Hatzenbach
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Wirtz
Labor Department
Congress
Pulding
Miami
New York
Johnson
Sen. Morse
Morse
Jim Reynolds
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits notice
Baytown Sun masthead lists editor and publisher general manager managing editor assistant to the publisher and other staff roles. It shows office addresses 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 90 Baytown 772 with subscription rates and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Includes Associated Press rights notice and republication terms.
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Fred Hartman
James BH Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Cortie Laughlin
Matte Town
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O
Carier
Rial Rotes
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associated Frese
Live Virus Vaccines For First Immunization Best Plan
Health guidance favors live virus vaccine for children not previously immunized against measles and reserves killed-virus boosters for those needing a follow up. Live vaccines offer longer lasting immunity though boosters with live vaccines can trigger severe reactions. The discussion notes risks and newer treatments for ringworm and granuloma annulate, including tolnaftate and acrisorine options, while addressing alcohol in blood and infant care questions.
Win at Bridge Chance Taken Profit Gained
Oswald and James Jacoby report a bridge play where a proactive hand leads East opening with a7. The sequence shows a successful contract pursuit and material gain, illustrating strategic timing and careful card reading.
Urgent bid clues in a crowded bridge hand strategy
In a bridge scenario, West must read South's possible holdings after South leads a heart and West wins with the king. The discussion explores three potential South hands, including one with all three aces or four trumps to the queen jack ten, and assesses how West can counter with a lead to beat the contract, noting South’s ace of spades and the potential ace of clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
East
Roses
Bridge bidding puzzle with South’s decision
In the charted hand West North East South open with 7 2. Pass. South holds A K R E T and W A Z 2 OKIS BASE. You rebid to two no trump and then three hearts. The puzzle asks what to do next and promises answer tomorrow.
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OKIS
First State to Adopt the Australian Ballot
The quiz notes Massachusetts as the first state to adopt the Australian ballot on May 30, 1888. It lists the ABC Powers Argentina Brazil and Chile and asks how many Canadian provinces border Alaska. The answer given is Two Yukon and British Columbia.
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Massachusetts
Whick
ABC Powers? A
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Alaska
Yukon
British Columbia
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Fulton Lewis
Los Angeles
Thero
General Motors Assembly
Goodyear Rubber
Bill Epton
New York State
Harlem
Epton
California
State Department
Viet Nam
James Utt
R.calif
National Student Association
Tia
NSA
Fidel Castro
U. S
House Committee On
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
Pentagon News Room
George Custer
7Th Cavalry
Dakota Territories
Custer
Bobby Kennedy
New York City
Frank O’cannor
Q.connor
Bobby
Leverett Saltenstall
R- Mass
Ebay
William
The
GOP
Srecord Keey
Persia
On van
Orm
Newspaper Exterprise Assn
Henry
Che Baytown Sun
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Oswald
James Jacoby
Berkoulz North
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West Akga
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