Editorial: Hospital Jobs Go Begging in Texas
Texas faces widespread paramedical job vacancies across 559 openings in the Texas Hospital Association. The piece notes nationwide shortages in nurses, pharmacists, therapists, medical records staff and more, urging inquiries to the association and highlighting Baytown's San Jacinto Methodist Hospital program with free tuition and a75 scholarship. It concludes that paramedical careers offer rewarding work and rising opportunities as health needs grow.
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Texas
Texas Hospital Association
United States
P. O. Box
Austin
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle from ACROSS clues with mixed readable fragments. contains starter words and partial definitions. readers anticipate solving word power themed by ACROSS and DOWN hints. several entries appear garbled or incomplete but suggest a wordplay game format and a list of clues to fill.
Decision Valley and Tomorrow’s Duty Quote Card
A compact note quotes Lincoln and Joel 3 14 urging action today and tomorrow, pairing a political maxim with a biblical verse to emphasize responsibility and judgment. The two lines present a timeless call to decide and act without delay.
Hartman, Wadley, Pendergrass in Baytown Sun staff list
The Baytown Sun publishes a staff roster listing Hartman and Wadley among editors and publishers, with Beulah Maze Jackson, Paul Putman, Ann B. Pritchett, Preston Pendergrass, and others in roles such as General Manager, Business Manager, Managing Editor, and Advertising staff including Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin serving as Retail and National Manager.
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Dred Hartman
Bul Hartman John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Maze Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
General
Maneger
The Smirkey Hair Era Of Young Males In Austin
The author reflects on evolving masculine hair trends in an affluent era. He notes long sideburns and various styles, likening spikes to islanders and bangs to sheepdogs, and laments the spectacle of men styling hair with aerosols and dryers. He recalls college days in Austin and remarks on the shift toward wigs and grooming services.
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Melinger
Nature
Panama
Austin
Zander
Bim Gump
Andy
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on work life and blinds
The column muses on office staff calling some workers help an old timer recalls families bottling root beer in summer and notes Venetian blinds hiding who watches whom in the neighborhood. It ends by observing that if you're a millster it’s okay to let success go to your head.
Quick Quiz Q In a total eclipse of the Sun
Q In a total eclipse of the Sun which side of the sun s disk is first covered by the moon A The west side or the right hand side for observers in the Northern Hemisphere the left side for observers in the Southern Hemisphere The moon s actual motion is from west to east and it overtakes the sun Q A Are bears found in South America A The Andean black bear or spectacled bear is the only one Q What does the court cry Oyez meen A Hear ye The cry is usually uttered three times to demand silence in the court room ¢Mewspaper Enterprise Azsox
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South America
Ushuaia Claims World’s Southernmost City Title
The World Almanac notes Ushuaia Argentina, population 3900, as the world’s southernmost city. Eight miles farther south Puerto Williams Chile, population 350, claims the southernmost town distinction.
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Argentina
Ushuaia
Chile
Puerto Williams
Disinformation Ring Targeting De Gaulle Exposed
Washington columnist Jack Anderson warns that a Soviet disinformation ring has penetrated De Gaulle’s inner circle and spread false intelligence to mislead France’s leader. He notes U.S. awareness, Kennedy’s warning, and a fictionalized revival in Leon Uris’s novel To Paz, while recalling postwar Shanghai cases and other Western intel deceptions.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Leon Uris
Paz
Uris
Soviet Union
Secret Service
United States
Getting a second dental opinion without offense
Dear reader, if your dentist aims to do what’s best and is honest and skilled, he will welcome a shared responsibility consultation. Seek advice properly by telling him your concerns and have him send diagnostic records to the chosen consultant to avoid duplicating exams. This dialogue improves diagnosis and treatment planning.
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DR. Lawrence
Timely quotes on democracy and violence from notable figures
A collection of remarks cites Sargent Shriver on a ghetto of the mind, Joan Baez on nonviolence, a Philippine scout leader on shared humanity, Aldrew Voznesensky opposing Soviet censorship, and Robert Kennedy dismissing a vice presidency offer. The snippet reflects political and cultural debates of the era.
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Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Senate Likely Won’t Rebuff LBJ on Tonkin Resolution
AP report notes Senate critics expect to reject Johnson’s push to repeal the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, which Congress passed in 1964 with narrow dissent. Johnson argues the president has authority to conduct the Vietnam conflict, while Fulbright and other lawmakers weigh political feasibility and scope of the original mandate.
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Jack Bell
Robert T. Gray
Associated Press Writers
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
White House
Gulf of Tonkin
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
United States
Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright, DaArk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
U.S
Asia
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Foreign Relations Committee
Eugene McCarthy
D Minn
George Aiken
R-Vl
John Sherman Cooper
Bible Verse Proverb Caution on Right Paths to Death
A proverb warns that a path may seem right to a person but leads to death. The saying from Proverbs 14 12 emphasizes the dangers of self deceiving choices and urges discernment and dependence on divine guidance.
Bridge Hand Reveals Sharp Play in Fort Worth Event
In a Fort Worth regional bridge game, West and East navigated a diamond lead and spade play to defeat a potential slam. South, a devious bidder, aimed for swindles but failed as West used precise card reading to gain two overtricks, leaving South with a bottom score.
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Fort Worth
South
West
Declarer
Rast
East
Bridge bidding puzzle delves into double redouble decisions
In a bridge scenario South holds four five nine two with no clear suit support and West overcalls at game risk. North passes after redouble, East bids one spade, and the question asks the correct action now. The expected answer discusses choosing a lead or contract and emphasizes strategic considerations for countering opponents' trumps and planning later club runs.
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Walter C. Parkes
Employes Office
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Azsox
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Chiang Kaishek
Tom Foley
D-Wash
Foley
House
General Services Administration
Spokane
Wash
Congressional
William Penn
Patrick
Church
Idaho
Uns
William Lawrence
D.D
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Joan Baez
Samonte
Philippines
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Union of Soviet Writers
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