Editorial on Guerrilla Leader Evans and Bond of Humanity
In a prison interview Fred Evans accused leader of black guerrillas speaks about police treatment after his arrest. The piece recalls the Glenville ambush that killed police Lt Leroy Jones and James Chapman and notes grief of Jones’s widow. It urges unity beyond race and echoes Robert Kennedy’s call for brothers and countrymen.
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Fred
Ahmed) Evans
Cleveland
Glenville
James Chapman
Leroy Jones
Chapman
Jones
Evans
Robert Kennedy
Real Kick Prompt Mirrors Animal Bray in Nominating Speeches
In a sharp aside the author compares the repetitive pro forma phrases from political convention speeches to the braying of a donkey, mocking the dull quality of the rhetoric and its lack of intellectual distinction. The piece lampoons the familiar cadence and reduces the pomp to a crude animal metaphor.
Idea Pays Off in 35 Million Dollar Melon From Smart Work
The National Association of Suggestion Systems reports 700000 workers shared in a $35 million payout from 1967 ideas. Of 2,899,607 submissions from 10300 plants, 723887 were adopted, with average awards $48.32 and top prize $18315. The awards saved firms about 350 million overall. Does this spur ideas?
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National Association of Suggestion Systems
Letters Call For Middleton Road Repairs And City Services
A Sun Letters To The Editor urges action on Middleton Road repairs citing shell shortages and poor road condition since annexation. The writer notes minimal tar and fill, standing water drainage, lack of city water and sewage, and sewage effluent affecting a bar ditch, asking why annexation occurred without providing services.
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Middleton Road
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
A puzzle style NEA feature presents a word puzzle clump with clues and cross references including various hints on verbs nouns and phrases. The mixed entries cover definitions like animal terms French river and Roman road with a playful tone resembling a reader puzzle section.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with 77520 mailing address P O Box 00 Baytown. It lists staff including editors publishers management and department heads and notes circulation and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and its own content.
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Baytown
Texas
Fridsey
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Baytown social notes feature grand jury cruise and visits
Martha Ann Hemphill reports a busy Baytown social scene. groups cruise aboard the Busch yacht with friends from a grand jury panel. HemisFair visitors and locals visit Kerrville, Mexico, Hawaii, and Tokyo. Weekend hosts include the Leonard and Benbow families. local theater and dinner premiers attract notable residents.
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Martha Ann Hemphill
Gloria
Wimpy
Wismer
HemisFair
RB. L.parkers
Kelley Martins
Jack. Hester
Mary Sue
Kerrville
Kay
Mexico
Honolulu
Tokyo
Odesso
Mattiza
Gina, Jr
Glen Haven
Hawaii
Royle
Schreiner Institute
Rayne
St. Mary's International School
Gulf Oi Co
C. R. Leonard
Mont Belgieu
Charles Hayden
Chris
Dallas
Joaa Verde
Michael
Beaumont
Jerry Benbow
Bill Broyleses
Lowell Lammerses
Houston Musier Theater
Mary
Louis DelHormine
Olya Darling
Holiday Dinner Theater
T. D O’brien Sr
New Orleans
Walter Lehde
Ben Shaw
Zeddie Blackmon
Lesser Blackmon
Crosby
Lela Blackmon
Houston
Sisters of the Incarnate Word
Today in History highlights stamped by the Associated Press
August 15, 1968 marks the 228th day of the year with events such as the opening of the Panama Canal to traffic in 1904, Napoleon's birth in 1769, the death of Will Rogers and Wiley Post in 1935, India and Pakistan's partition in 1947, the Korea Republic proclaimed in 1948, the Berlin Wall starting in 1961, UN observers on Lebanon ten years ago, Congo’s president resignation five years ago, and Fairbanks flooding last year due to the Chena River.
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Associated Press
Panama Canal
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaska
Independent States of
India
Pakistan
Independent Republic of Korea
Berlin Wall
United Nations
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Fulbert Youlou
Congo Republic
Fairbanks
Chena River
Washington Quadrille and the FDR romance revealed
Jonathan Daniels, son of Josephus Daniels, offers a detailed account of Franklin D Roosevelt and Lucy Mercer in Washington society during 1917. The narrative includes Eleanor Roosevelt’s confrontation, Mercer’s departure, and later chapters tying the affair to promotions, World War II events, and Mrs Roosevelt’s reactions, ending with Eleanor's withdrawal from the White House and Mercer’s death in 1948.
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Washington
Jonathan Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Fdr
Daniels
Lucy Mercer
Maryland
Eleanor
Navy
Lucy
White House
Elsie Cobb Wilson
Gen
Louis Little
Marine Corps
Elsie
Roosevelts
Campobello
Virginia
Lacey
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mrs. Little
Elsie Little
Lucey Mercer
Gen. Little
Steve
New York
Winthrop Rutherford
Rutherford
Warm Springs
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Bill Hassett
Hassett
Bill
Mrs. Rutherford
New York Times
Wilkes-Barre
New Jersey-Pennsylvania Line
Allamuchy
Rutherford Family
Val-Kill
Rutherford House
Ganglions and common joint cysts explained
The article explains ganglions as common, usually nonserious cysts near wrist joints, often in women. Treatments range from simple withdrawal of fluid and hydrocortisone injections to surgical removal, with home blows discouraged. It also answers questions on ammonia fumes and chickenpox susceptibility.
Win At Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby
North opens a strong two no trump and after passes the hand proceeds to a sequence of bids. West East share the lead with a¢ and a finesse decision at the critical moment. The final contract and play hinge on the opening lead and subsequent responses.
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Bridge
Oswald
James Jacoby
Experts Weigh In On Card Knowledge In Bridge Match
A Bridge-O-Rama hand from the Dallas Orange vs. California All-Stars illustrates that top players do not know all cards. South opens weak two, two no trump forces, and three hearts signals. North bids spade game. The audience notes a predicted duplication as West ruffs and South goes down one, a tie board.
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Dallas Orange
Dallas
South
North
Kings of Diamonds
East
Declarer
West
Asso
Bridge bidding puzzle: four notrump question
In a contract puzzle from a bridge hand, West opens and passes. South holds AK2 YRZ 83 ZAK QUES. After three notrump by partner, what should be played rather than a double. The prompt asks what you do now and notes the answer appears tomorrow.
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BNP
West
Letter To The Editor On Home Grocery Deliveries
A wheelchair user appeals for grocery delivery to aid the elderly and handicapped. The writer urges stores to offer homemaker delivery as a blessing to recipients and those who deliver, citing personal need and gratitude.
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the Sun
Verse From John Chapter Three
A Bible verse quotes John 3 18 stating that those who believe are not condemned while those who do not believe are condemned for not believing in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
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John
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