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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1966
Page
4
Editorial notes a Wall Street Journal study of relentless executives who cheat time. Examples include a tycoon removing office art, a boss dictating on a car phone, and another seating near the cockpit to dodge flight distractions. The piece questions such feverish productivity and its toll on health and living.
Daniel James Jr. speaks to Tucson Advertising Club urging adherence to law, respect for the flag, and civil discourse while noting his role as deputy commander for operations at Davis Monthan and his status as a Black man. He frames protests as challenges to be met within constitutional processes.
Mrs. Ernest Hemingway publicly admitted that her husband died by his own action. She denied death by accident, saying admitting the truth would have broken her nerves. The body was found July 2, 1961 in Idaho. official ruling cited gunshot wounds, with no final determination on self-inflicted death. John Lennon faults American bigots over Beatles backlash. critics doubt lasting value of their music. Cassius Clay's lawyer will appeal for draft deferment arguing ministerial status and conscientious objector claim. Louisville draft board to hear inquiry.
A dense word power crossword style puzzle with clues spanning across and down. Includes numerous entries such as ACROSS 3 Coney Island tard game and DOWN clues like European river and American perception lab president, with many entries referencing people places and titles.
A quick quiz rounds up questions on grafting, a new international language, planetary size, and early U S census figures. Answers cover stone fruits peach plum cherry, Frendo language with five vowels twelve consonants, Jupiter as largest planet, and 1790 US population of 3 929 214.
Henry New York humor column lists current fads and faux pas as of today. It pairs quirky items like half sole shoes and Chianti bottle candleholders with pop culture mentions and playful commentary on what counts as in or out for various social circles.
Washington Merry Go Round notes an apology to Sen. Tom Dodd for a prior claim he double billed the Senate Intern Security Committee and the Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba for Miami travel. Dodd, his two sons, and aides joined the trip, but a refund went to the Cuban Committee.
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and managers including James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Jackson Bill Hartman and Ann Pritchet with roles noted Editor Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Assistant to the Publisher Office Manager and Retail Manager. Copyright and mailing details state second class matter at Utown Texas 77521 with delivery by carrier and mail options.
The column answers common questions about infectious mononucleosis, describing its viral cause, spread by close contact, typical symptoms such as fever sore throat and swollen lymph nodes, and recovery timelines. It notes possible quick recovery with early cortisone use and addresses related issues including postnatal nausea, pregnancy risk, and menopausal symptoms after hysterectomy.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge hand where South tries a fast trump sequence and fails to make seven, encountering favorable but unlucky 4-1 and 3-2 break possibilities. The piece contrasts South’s risky line with Pete’s safety approach that secures a slam by delaying heart loss and managing ruffs.
In a bridge bidding sequence South holds a strong hand and passes. After four no trump from partner, South bids five hearts to show two aces, partner raises to five spades. What is the correct next move? Answer tomorrow.
General Van Tien Dung, chief of the North Vietnamese general staff, declares that the manpower reserve to replenish the army is inexhaustible and that fighting can continue year after year, generation after generation.
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