It's That Time Of Year Again For Pro Football
The piece previews the 1971 football season, noting the Colts Cowboys matchup in the prior year, decay of baseball as a mass medium, and the rising prominence of televised NFL action. It mixes humor about broadcasters, camera tech, and fans’ expectations with the ritual of preseason anticipation and the goal of keeping TVs ready for season kickoff.
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Baltimore Colts
Dallas Cowboys
Pat Summerall
Frank Gifford
George Blanda
Leroy Kelly
Joe Namath
Frank
Joe
Curt
Otto Graham
Gale Sayers
John Unitas
Vocabulary Jumble Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle grid with clues across and down covering various topics from naval vessel to zodiac and fabrics, including hints for vocabulary building. The puzzle lists several numbered clues with mixed cryptic style and definitions.
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Asa
Yar
Cybele
Bud
Hughes Used Secret Memos to Push Nevada Casino Deals
From Las Vegas penthouse, Howard Hughes allegedly issued orders via Robert Maheu to Nevada officials and FBI contacts. Memos claim Hughes pressed for Stardust, Silver Slipper, and Silk Nugget acquisitions, sought meetings with Nevada Gaming Commission head George Dickerson, and involvement from senators and Washington figures to aid gambling interests.
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Las Vegas
Hermitage
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Robert Maheu
Maheu
FBI
Washington, D. C
Cubar
Fidel Castro
Havana
Hughes
Paul Laxalt
Larold
Red’ Campbell
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Washington
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary
George Dickerson
Nevada Gaming Commission
Stardust
Silver Slipper
Bob
Dickerson
Siipper
Bridge conversation and hand analysis for matchpoint readers
Oswald and Jim discuss a bridge problem from a rubber to duplicate perspective. A West hand leads to a five no trump score of 660 for declarer, while North South gauge a 630 plus. The diagram shows West hand with five hearts and the spade and club sequence, prompting the question what to do after partner supports with a spade. The proposed line suggests seven diamonds with ruffing potential and solid diamond honors, and the query asks for the correct response to partner's one spade over one club.
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Oswald
Jim
South
North
Stayman
Dummy
ORQS
Seniors Seek Federal Help Over Rising Costs In Baytown
Baytown senior groups urge federal action to curb inflation impacting Social Security pensions and bills. They invite Eighth District Congressman Bob Eckhardt to address concerns Aug 12 at the Teen Center Community Building. The letter notes wage hikes, housing, utilities, and groceries rising since 1929 and cites local Medicare and Baytown population figures. The Sun letter writer urges top-level relief rather than local fixes.
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the Sun
Baytown
Bob Eckhardt
U.S
Harris County
Senior Citizens Organization
Ladies Auxiliary
Bible Verse for Whosoever Will Save Life Lose It
A devotional note cites Matthew 16 The verse contrasts saving one’s life with losing it for Jesus sake, urging faith and self surrender as path to true life.
Four letter words and bacon powered alarms quiz note
A quirky column notes writers rely on four letter words for novels and jokes about mortgage lifting. It mentions a bacon aroma alarm clock and a quick quiz on body enamel and coal production led by West Virginia with three percent of U S output.
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff, management roles, and office details. It notes publication as an afternoon paper, Monday through Friday and Sundays, with address, postal information, and subscription rates. It also mentions Associated Press affiliation and rights reserved.
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Ee Ee
Paul Putman
Cesses
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R.j.grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Inis Baker
Dear Dr Lamb I Explain Aplastic Anemia Facts
Dear reader details aplastic anemia diagnosis after bone marrow test. It explains how bone marrow quits producing blood cells, the resulting anemia and risk of infection and bleeding, possible causes from chemicals and radiation, and the uncertain link to spleen involvement. It notes occasional spontaneous remissions and limited hormone therapies.
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Dr. Lamb
Spleen may influence aplastic anemia transfusion needs
Medical guidance discusses bone marrow failure and frequent blood transfusions. It notes the spleen may destroy circulating red cells, suggesting splenectomy could reduce transfusions if spleen activity is excessive, while cautioning this is not always the cause. Dr. Carl Moore of Barnes Hospital is cited.
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Carl Moore
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Mewspaper Enterprise Assm
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