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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
6
McCone warns that unresolved racial strife will split society. He cites Watts riots experience and urges long term remedies in education and jobs. He stresses the gravest national challenge and calls for decisive action rather than resignation.
A group of 41 Baptist Methodist Lutheran and Presbyterian ministers on a seminar break in Atlanta visited night spots and strip clubs incognito. A dancer asked one minister to unzip her costume. They discussed what they had seen and heard and mused on mutual fascination between pulpit and nightlife.
AP reports the Nations Council estimates 360 to 600 people will be in traffic accidents over the 78 hour Labor Day weekend in Chicago and possibly 23,000 to 26,000 may suffer disabling injuries between Friday evening and midnight Monday. Last Labor Day week 636 persons died on the nation's highways.
The Baytown Sun staff roles including editor publisher general manager advertising and office staff are listed with names and titles followed by mailing and publication details. It notes Baytown Texas as the post office entry and provides subscription rates and mailing representation information.
A humorous critique shows common writing blunders and editor rules. It lists missteps like double negatives, pronoun agreement, dangling participles, and misused commas. The piece mocks sloppy syntax with examples and stresses proofreading for accuracy.
AL MELINGER laments the dehumanizing arc of computing while praising its vast memory, calculation, and decision abilities. He contrasts machine logic with imaginative memory sparked by Floyd Collins’ cave tragedy and a Panhandle boyhood library, noting a computer cannot imagine as a human brain can.
In 1775 Maine farmers armed with pitchforks and rocks captured the British gunboat Margaretta after it stranded at high tide. The only Latin American country not speaking Spanish is Brazil where Portuguese is the official language.
Washington column reports disturbing evidence in secret FDA files AF 12-587 and NDA 7-258 that doctors questioned the safety of cyclamates while the May 1966 public stance claimed no hazard. Internal memos describe tests starting in 1965, industry pressure, and calls for long term child studies as FDA funds Albany Medical College study.
Dr Wayne Brandstadt notes head noises are common, often linked to aging and arterial hardening. Causes range from nasal congestion and heart-pillow effects to rare vascular malformations. Treatments are limited. tranquilizers and circulation aids may help, while many sufferers eventually tune them out.
A Bible verse emphasizes that God sent the word to the children of Israel and proclaims peace through Jesus Christ, acknowledging Him as Lord of all. The quotation reflects Acts 10 36 style wording and distant prophetic framing.
AP Special Report on House leaders wrestling with scheduling as Eastern Democrats and younger members push for long holiday breaks. Friction rose during a near fight over Labor Day recess, with voting on foreign aid delayed and only 219 members showing for Monday's roll call amid pressure to allow August time off.
Oswald and James Jacoby explain an avoidance strategy in a three no trump hand. South tries to manage hearts and clubs while East and West maneuver, with an elaborate trump sequence leading to South's success after careful ruffing and discards.
In a bridge bidding diagram you hold 11 points after a 2NT overcall and a 4H rebid. Partner now opens 3 clubs over your 2NT and 3 hearts over 3H. Decide the next action and justify with standard bridge overcalls and bids. Answer given tomorrow.
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