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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that swift success breeds extremism among some Negro activists who seek instant reparations or radical upheaval. It warns against using riots as an answer and calls for a renewed national commitment to civil rights, entering a new Reconstruction in law and in the hearts of Americans.
A fragmented crossword style list spans clues and partial answers from a NEA feature. It includes several language hints and truncated entries such as feminine appellation and Gaelic terms, with scattered numbers and descriptors suggesting a word power puzzle from Across clues.
A reader reviews recurring cheerful mailers selling prizes and books at low prices. He notes flashy four color envelopes lure buyers and explain costs while warning the federal lottery law requires a genuine chance to qualify regardless of purchase. He mails back the return card with the No box.
Walter C. Parkes comments on aggressive gum chewing and the plight of people with new purchases at month’s start. He notes the strain of bills and the harsh timetable faced by households with cars homes TVs and suits, urging understanding for their squeeze.
A caller mocks a rival with a crude line about grooming and vanity, prompting a brief exchange. No clear incident or location referenced. The remark highlights tensions in a local street confrontation without detailing further actions or consequences.
The World Almanac reports many books published after 1870 deteriorate in U S libraries due to wood pulp paper treated with acid. Microfilming is suggested as a preservation method. The piece also mentions timber volumes in East Texas and potential economic implications for Texans.
A concise scripture line from Hebrews 10 39 stating that believers are not of those who shrink back, but of those who have faith for the preservation of the soul.
Washington reports the Antipoverty Program facing its darkest hour as Southern Democrats and Republicans threaten to derail it. Rep. Carl Perkins warns a House floor vote would fail, with critics blaming the OEO for race riots and local political machines opposing federal aid. FBI publicity efforts grow as a new book critical of J Edgar Hoover circulates.
A Dear Abby style Q and A outlines noncontraceptive benefits of birth control pills including relief from premenstrual tension and menstrual pain, with notes on fibroids size not reduced. It also covers rhythm and temperature charts, vaginal foams, sterilization consent, and the drug Eutonyl, plus a satire about FBI agent training under J Edgar Hoover and his 56th year in office.
The poinsettia plant is named for Dr Joel Poinsett of South Carolina who introduced it to the United States around 1835. The name Charles stems from the High German word for full grown man, linked to kings named Charles since Charlemagne.
In Washington, Sen. J. W. Fulbright argues national commitments abroad require joint approval by Congress and the President. He notes a steady erosion of congressional power since 1940 and urges a constitutional balance restored through Senate-led study by the Foreign Relations Committee.
South plays a three no trump contract with 14 points against 12. He considers a spade finesse and club finesse, weighing risks of success and failure, noting if spade loses or clubs misfire. A spade lead by East forces a defense shift, but the hand remains winnable with careful play.
In a no trump auction West North East South 14 lA 1NT passes to you South with AK102 55 4054 BK S765. Decide now whether to bid three diamonds or pass. East overcalls two spades after partner passes 1NT. Tomorrow’s answer reveals the recommended play.
Retell Manager and editorial staff positions shown for The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas with publication details. The Baytown Sun, Inc lists offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77620 and a post office box in Baytown.
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