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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1967

Page

4

What Is The Score Tiny For Months Editorials

Editorial argues about Red China factional fighting around Mao Zedong, noting internal turmoil, competing claims of revolution and power, and a potential shift as China nears nuclear capability. It warns that instability may limit China’s global impact and cites Confucian wisdom about wolves in conflict.

Red China China Mao Hile Peking Mao Tseiting Chima Chine Cot S' Mag Soviet Union Confucius

Yankee ingenuity keeps old soda machine as beer dispenser

In a college dormitory, a discarded soft drink machine was repurposed as a beer dispenser. To collect payment, students faced the challenge of extracting 30 cents per unit from a machine built to release one bottle per dime. They solved it by loading two empty bottles ahead of each full one.

Moon Size Revised by Radar at Naval Lab

Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory report radar measurements show the moon’s diameter is about 2,157.5 miles, roughly 214 miles smaller than earlier estimates. The change is unlikely to affect the Apollo program, but the prize remains large.

Naval Research Laboratory

Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Card Puzzle

Puzzle item from NEA feature with mixed word clues and letter play. Clues like Across and Down point to a containable word-grid activity testing vocabulary and rapid recall under a casual newspaper tone.

Pledge Fails to Hide Amateur Dilemma in 1963 Games

Henry McLemore argues the Informational Olympic Committee's amateur pledge exposes the gap between myth and reality. He notes many nations, including the United States and Russia, would struggle to field truly amateur athletes, given prizes, scholarships, and Kremlin payrolls. He questions the pledge’s purpose and the IOC's hypocrisy while predicting no real change in the Games’ spirit.

Henry McLemore New York Olympic Committee Mexico City USA Wilteh Simnast Russia Witves Aster Ruesien Kremlin America Matsons Arens Beco Uncle Sem International Olympic Committee B.C

Barbs by Walter C Parkes on age and Christmas rush

Heald folk could change places with young folk, both would find plenty to complain about. The safest way to tell a woman's age is not to. Many years out working through the Christmas rush.

Santa’s Bucket Warmth Sparks Patient Feet Relief

A lighthearted note describes a child wishing Santa would bring a bucket of hot water to soak her feet, easing aches. The scene hints at classroom dynamics where a playful child called Junior is occasionally placed at the head of the class so the teacher can monitor the mischievous youth more easily.

Santa

Kingdom of Ethiopia Claiming 3,000-Year Sovereign Era

The World Almanac notes Ethiopia has a 3000 year sovereign history. Haile Selassie I, the current emperor, traces lineage to Solomon and the Queen of Sheba as the 225th Solomonic ruler. Coptic Christianity arrived in AD 330 and remains predominant.

Ethiopia Africa Haile Selassie I Solomon Sheba

Causes and Cures for Race Disturbance Opinion Panel Voices

Washington column outlines viewpoints from Roy Wilkins Daniel James Lyndon Johnson Martin Luther King Ivan Allen Jr Alec Levin and Dick Gregory on race issues. It notes family structure housing leadership and civic response as factors and potential remedies across regions and communities.

Drew Pearson Washington Rio Unez AACP Roy Wilkins USA International Platform Association Forum Harlem Joby Smith Wilkins Daniel V. James U.S. Naval Communications Center Big Brothers Martin Luther King Germany Europe Southeast Asia Congress Ivan Allen Jr Atlanta South Alec Levin Dick Gregory Minutemen Fort Lauderdale Newark Stokely Carmichael Cuba Detroit Edward Brooke Massachusetts

DoctGOFIS Mailbag On gall bladder myths and issues

An advice column discusses an overactive gall bladder, noting it is not a disease and requires no special diet. It covers a 40 year old with gall pain, suggesting irritable colon as a possible cause and dietary hints. Also explains tachycardia and esophageal diverticulum with conservative vs surgical options. Includes quotes on social policy and public figures.

Roosevelt Churchill Meet Drawn Up Atlantic Charter

Roosevelt and Churchill met aboard the British battleship Prince of Wales off Newfoundland on August 14, 1941 to draft the Atlantic Charter principles. The Red Rose Rent Day tradition in Pennsylvania dates to 1731, held at Star Rose Gardens near West Grove, requiring one red rose annually from a descendant of William Penn for garden land rent.

Roosevelt Winston Churchill Newfoundland Pennsylvania Star Rose Gardens West Grove William Penn Newspaper Enterprise Association

Verse in Matthew Calls for Bearing His Cross

A Gospel verse from Matthew 10 38 urges followers to carry their cross and follow Christ, stating that one who does not is not worthy of him. The line emphasizes commitment and self sacrifice in discipleship.

James Marlow Ladder Climb Always Hard

Washington press opinion traces immigrant and Black experience in America from slavery and segregation to modern prejudice. It compares early 20th century immigrant struggles in Hell's Kitchen and tenement life with the long fight for Black Americans to achieve identity and equal opportunity across generations.

James Marlow Washington America U.S Supreme Court New York City Hudson River Hell's Kitchen 4Th Street 46Th Street

Slam bidding and finesse in a bridge hand

In a bridge hand from Jacoby vs Oswald, James Jacoby discusses the strategic value of a finesse in a slam contract. North seeks a grand slam but settles for six, calculating club distribution and potential breaks. South chooses prudently, leading three of clubs, evaluating West's possible gains, and ultimately secures the six bid and an overtrick as East signals out.

North South West East

Bridge bidding puzzle asks what to do after three clubs

In a standard auction the bidding shows West North East South: 1¢ Pass 2♣ Pass. South holds AR 102 W54 6954 BR 9765. With no-trump not ideal, consider three no trump or pass. Partner has bid three clubs. choose the optimal bid to describe strength and distribution and aim to reach a won contract. The correct play depends on partnership agreement and hand evaluation.

Baytown Sun masthead and contact details

The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers including Beulah Mee Jackson Paul Putman and Ann B Pritchett with staff roles. It notes second class matter post office entry Baytown Texas 77529 and publishing at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and general information.

Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mee Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Baytown Texas Congress Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive P.O

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