Arab World Destroys Peace Hope in Desolate War Projections
An editorial laments Arab leaders provoking a renewed Arab-Israeli clash while fearing defeat. It cites Al Ahram’s anti-Israel stance and a rash reliance on past failures, arguing that irrational Arab behavior undermines any path to peace. It notes cautions from Cecil Hourani and a cycle of regret after each defeat.
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Israel
el -Afsa
Jerusalem
Al-Ahram
Middle East
Cecil Hourani
U.N
Palestine
pre-Suez
Road Maps Third In Use As Information Guides
Road maps have evolved from simple turn left at blacksmith shop guides to detailed atlases with 20 information categories. Today over 300 million maps are printed yearly, reflecting how the automobile transformed national landscapes. A self-folding map would be the editorial prize.
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Lester B. Dill
Doctor s Mailbag on Hammertoe and Bunions
In this medical Q and A column Dr Brandstedt outlines treatment options for hammertoe bunion and soft corn issues. He notes severe hammertoe usually requires hospital surgery while mild cases may be treated with better shoes and exercises. He also discusses arthrogryposis joint contractions and iron deficiency urges.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Fragments of a Quiz Puzzle From a Historic Page
A jumble of trivia asks how many humps camels have and notes two types, one with a single hump and one with two humps. It mentions Olea margarine as a butter substitute developed from a Franco-Prussian War prize and the first Morse telegraph message “What Hath God Wrought!” amid fragmented newspaper text.
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Napoleon II
Samuel Morse
Enterprite Assoc
Quotes From Public Figures On Youth, Economics
Television newsman Frank Reynolds criticizes youth behavior as school authorities begin enforcing rules. President Nixon vows to propose only actionable legislation. Willard Wirtz warns against inflation policies harming workers on the bottom rung of the labor market.
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Frank Reynolds
Nixon
Willard Wirtz
Secretary of
Labor
Thurmond Sets Senate Filibuster Record in 1957
Today in history notes August 29 1957 when Senator J Strom Thurmond held a filibuster for 24 hours 14 minutes. The record stood as the longest continuous speech in Senate history.
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Sen. J. Strom Thurmond
Reader letter criticizes Baytown police facilities
Jack R K Henderson CPA writes that Baytown police and city jail facilities are inadequate and mismanage space. He cites cramped records room and a trailer for the detectives, urges public concern and future funding as Baytown grows.
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the Sun
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Blair Mann
Jack RK. Henderson
CPA
Oak Shadows
Sam Johnson's Unauthorized Memoir Targets LBJ in Book
Sam Johnson delivers manuscript of My Brother Lyndon to Austin and then heads to New York. The revealed confessions threaten Lyndon Johnson, while Clark Mollenhoff joins Nixon’s camp as a watchdog on scandals.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Lyndon Johnsons
West Coast
LBJ
Sam
Austin
Tex
Brother Lyndon
New York
Lyndon
Air Force One
Lady Bird
Senate
Myrtle Beach
Sen
Olin Johnston
D-S. C
Clark Clifford
Chase Manhattan Bank
Kennedys
Kennedy
White House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Richard Nixon
Texas
Charlie Morris
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations
Styles Bridges
Herbert Brownell
Baytown Sun publication details and rates
Editorial staff listings and contact information for The Baytown Sun Inc. include editor and publisher Che Payton Sun Fred Hartman, general manager John Wadley, business manager Paul Putman, office manager, and editorial advertising department heads. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail via Baytown 77520. Subscription rates are $1.95 per month or $23.40 yearly. single copy 10 cents. The Baytown Sun is a member of the Associated Press and published afternoons Monday through Sunday.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Success
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ant
Ron B. Pritchett
Ste
Dwight Moody
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
North opens with a fragment bid to four clubs signaling intention to play four spades. The article explains fragment and anti fragment bids, their effects on partner hand interpretation, and how this impacts the decision to bid slam in spades with favorable trumps and protected hearts and clubs. It notes risks of bad breaks but asserts the bid should be used to convey strong hand strength and control in the hand.
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North
South
East
Bridge bidding puzzle challenge and hand analysis
East opens with one club after a long auction. You hold AAKOIR YQES FAK 104 B2. You have already told your partner about your aces and kings and assess the queen of hearts as unimpressive. Decide your next move and plan. Tomorrow will reveal the official answer.
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East
Rich English Crossword Style Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword style clues across and down covering topics from anatomy to geography with terms like cow's first stomach and Irish clan, plus various linguistic and scientific hints and wordplay elements.
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Sun
White Fence
Old Sycamore Ree
By Roger Ballon
Whitfield
Wayne G. Brandstedt
Dr. Brandstedt
Sam Johnson
United States
Brownell
Harris
Clark Mollenhoff
Mollenhoff
Congress
Molienhoff
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Detroit
John Ehrlichman
Che Payton Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Asc
Wodlevee
Associated Press
Oswald
James Jacoby
West Ace
Newspaper Enterprise Asse
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