Rail freight volume rises as piggyback gains lift industry
Editorial notes railroads show seven percent freight increase in 1966 over 1965, the fifth straight rise after 32 years of decline. ICC rate hike unlikely to slow boom as firms invest over a billion dollars in new freight cars and expand piggyback service. Significant gains expected to triple in ten years, easing highway congestion.
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A Ducky Project at Minnesota to Study Ducks
A University of Minnesota group conducts a seven year study on the shovelers and other ducks to learn why ducks build homes pair off defend their territory and share resources. The researchers note ducks resemble people in behavior and social structure.
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University of Minnesota
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff directory circa publication info
Retains a snapshot of the Baytown Sun staff roles including editor and publisher, general manager, business manager, managing editor, and assistant to the publisher. Mentions circulation, advertising, postal classification, and mailing address in Baytown Texas with subscription rates and post office listing.
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Fred Hartman
Dwight Moody
Retell
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
It's No Two Way Street
By 0HN KEASLEE New York a columnist chronicles a mischievous visiting friend nicknamed the part time Merry Andrew. After a night of rowdy entertainment the narrator pretends to offer a cultured ballet outing to curb the friend's excesses and jokingly plans a zoo visit to outwit him.
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Quick Quiz: Seven Cities Of Cibola And Lafitte Pardoned
Quick quiz brief notes the Seven Cities of Cibola lie in Zuni land in present New Mexico. Jean Lafitte, pirate, was pardoned after aiding Andrew Jackson at New Orleans in 1815. Mercury has the shortest orbit, completing around the sun every 88 days.
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Castro Recruit Plot Involving US Blacks Revealed
Washington reports Fidel Castro plans to sneak a Black activist into the United States to lead guerrilla efforts. Intelligence ties Robert Williams to Black nationalist networks and to Stokely Carmichael. Williams has a history of clashes with racist groups and has moved between Havana and Beijing before returning to head US bound guerrillas.
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Pregnancy Myths and Medical Facts In Print
This column answers reader questions on pregnancy at age 47, breastfeeding, blood type incompatibility, mumps exposure, and surgical risks during pregnancy. It covers cesarean considerations, preoperative care, and safe anesthesia, plus advised reading and notes on blood and fertility. It also includes a political brief about ranchers versus laborers and a reminiscence about Justice William O. Douglas’s near-presidential fate and China policy.
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N. J. Eastman
Little, Brown and Co
Bald eagle nearly extinct outside Alaska
Did you know the American bald eagle survives largely only in Alaska with extinction elsewhere nearing reality.
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Alaska
Vietnam War Escalation and U S Dilemma
Washington reports trace the U S involvement in Vietnam from 1950 aid to France through the Geneva split and domino theory to Johnson's escalation in 1964. The piece notes Congressional support, growing casualty tolls, and Senate divisions over rescinding the Tonkin resolution amid fears of a broader war with China or the Soviet Union.
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Bible Verse FOR EVILDOERS shall be cut off
A compact note cites Psalms 37:3 about those who trust the Lord inheriting the earth. The quotation emphasizes patience and divine reward rather than narrative detail.
Fort Worth Bridge Team Wins Regionals In Thrilling Finale
The knockout four at the Fort Worth Regionals ended with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Brachman Sidney Lazard and Paul Leavitt defeating opponents in a no trump contract. Minda Brachman and Sidney Lazard displayed brilliant defense while Minda’s club discard and spade play shaped the final tricks.
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Bridge bidding query on spade stop response
In a WICARD problem the bidding shows double redouble pass pass inverted, with partner open to two clubs and a jump to four clubs after your two no trump bid. You must decide the next move and consider showing the spade stop. tomorrow’s answer will reveal the correct action.
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