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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1969
Page
4
Editorial reflects on Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine opposing the ABM while casting the deciding vote against a Cooper Hart amendment to block deployment for a year. It notes her earlier ban proposal failed and comments on the paradox of her stance and the broader national aim to develop the Safeguard system.
Philosopher Reinhold Niebuhr and other leaders attack President Nixon over White House church services. Niebuhr argues inviting denominations skirts the First Amendment. Critics say the issue is not constitutional but the tone and reverence of visiting clergy rather than an establishment of religion.
Memory is described as a steadfast boon companion for man, never dying or abandoning him, offering daily solace and the ability to recall past pleasures, including moments of refreshment and revival.
A reader asks why gum treatment did not cure periodontal disease. Dr Lawrence explains there is no guaranteed cure, disease has multiple causes including health, habits, diet, and genetics, and prognosis varies. Continued care aims to maintain teeth and gums, with possible bone loss and splinting of teeth as needed.
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey analyzes the Vietnam war stalemate. He discusses dual enemies in Vietnam, shifts in Paris talks, Saigon’s concessions to include Communists, and the Viet Cong's possible responses. He weighs de escalation, withdrawal, and whether the United States should admit error.
On August 17 1790 Congress relocated the seat of government from New York to Philadelphia marking a pivotal shift in the young United States capital. The move followed debates on hosting duties and regional balance as the nation organized its federal institutions.
Humphrey urges Nixon to halt multiple warhead testing after Moscow visit. He says Soviets may hesitate on missile talks if the U.S. leads, claiming U.S. edge allows stopping tests without national security risk. Brezhnev reportedly wrote Nasser pledging Arabs’ acceptance of Middle East settlement terms. Nixon worries Reagan ticket requests and Haynsworth Supreme Court pick aim to shift court toward law and order.
Baytown Sun publication information includes editor and publisher names, office addresses, and staff roles. It notes Post Office entry as second class matter and lists subscription rates, mail and carrier pricing, and corporate and representative details. The text also mentions Associated Press rights and republication restrictions.
A Winnipeg bridge hand stirs debate as a correspondent narrates ruffing clubs, trump management, and a diamond finesse misstep. Husbands and wives clash over a plan to guarantee entries, with odds cited for two possible finesses and the value of an overtrick.
Hand valued at 18 points before and after a spade raise in a standard four spade bidding sequence. With West North East South, 1a Pass LA Pass, the question is what to play now and whether to bid four spades given the partnership's strength and distribution.
A compact word puzzle list with clues for across and down entries. It mixes animal life themed terms such as musteline mammals and bears with general vocabulary including smells and actions, plus place names and measurements.
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