Court May Rule Public Schools Unconstitutional Financing
Sun Editorial notes potential Supreme Court ruling that state financing of public schools via local taxes violates the 14th Amendment equal protection clause. Discusses disparities between rich and poor districts, calls for legislative fixes, and cites experts proposing state takeover or uniform salaries to address inequality. Observers warn against overreach and resistance to desegregation echoes in schooling debates.
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Supreme Court
States
Michigan
Illinois
Virginia
California
Julian H. Levi
University of Chicago
Woodlawn
Chicago
Winnetka
Massachusetts
Smith builds staff as Barnes eyes 1970 bid for Senate
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith moves to assemble a governor's office team with Jerry Hall as press secretary and Weldon Hart to advise. Jim Oliver is budget director as others like Bob Bullock and Dorsey Hardeman are discussed. House Speaker Ben Barnes faces questions about a 1970 Senate challenge to Ralph Yarborough, while Barnes ponders longer term moves.
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Jerry Hall
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Texas Good Roads Association
Allan Shivers
Jim Oliver
Legislative Budget Board
Bob Bullock
House
Jerry Conn
Larry Teaver
Lubbock
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Texas Employment Commission
Hardeman
San Angelo
Senate
Weldon Watson
Department of Public Welfare
Parks and Wildlife Department
Barnes
Texas
Waggoner Carr
Paul Eggers
Doctor's Mailbag On Undescended Testicle And Other Ailments
Questions cover undescended testicle affecting Navy eligibility and fertility, phimosis and circumcision, bloody semen and cancer risk, pregnancy risk from outside contact, and surgical drains. Answers advise corrective surgery for the testicle, circumcision for phimosis, urgent medical evaluation for unexplained semen bleeding, and explain drain use only when infection risk persists. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.)
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun presents its editorial and advertising staff led by editor Fred Hartman and publisher Ann Pritchett with John Wadley and Beulah Mae Jacknow among managers. It notes publication as a Baytown paper at 3301 Memorial Drive and a 10 cent single copy price with carrier and mail rates, plus AP membership and rights statements.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jacknow
Paul Putmen
Ann B. Pritchett
Pewheal Moody
Laughlin
Letter to the Sun on riots and justice speed
A reader argues the Otto Kermer Commission report omits that speed alters justice. He contends police must act on the spot without due process, warns against universal mercy, and predicts future rioters will face less than absolute justice as a result.
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Chicago
Otto Kermer
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
Proprietor of our non favorite beanery buys rough-bottomed cups to fool customers into thinking they're getting double sugar. If you tell a visitor to help himself from the icebox, dad, you're truly showing your age. We know a confirmed bachelor who always gets she sick on a cruise ship.
Along the Path Paraphrase and Psalmic Verse Echo
A brief reflective note cites Mark 4 13 about Satan stealing the word sown in hearts and quotes Robert Southey on the power of condensed words to burn like sunbeams, highlighting the weight of concise language in spiritual and poetic thought.
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Satan
Mark
Robert Southey
NLF at Paris peace talks under scrutiny over independence claim
Washington analysis shows the National Liberation Front operates under Hanoi control with ghost names and deception. CIA briefings reveal COSVN shaped South Vietnam fighting, with Tran Nam Trung as a shifting, non existent figure. The piece argues Saigon fears a compromise that ends the war on terms other than those set by Saigon authorities.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
South Vietnam
NLF
Central Office
North Vietnam
Communist Party
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
le Duan
Marais Lenninist
Eisenhower
Kennedy
U.S
NFL
Saigon
Nguyen Huu Tho
Indo-Chinese Democratic Front
Viet Minh Front
Lenin
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle A to Z
Crossword style clues challenge knowledge across many themes. The list intermixes definitions and wordplay for entries such as Western, statue, molding, singing voice, and many names. Solving yields a vocabulary spree linking places, people, and items with cross references, typical of a feature puzzle in the NEA section.
Unusual false-card play in bridge match point game
South used a deceptive two no trump over North s one diamond reply and then executed a rare false card sequence. He won a key trick by playing king of spades instead of jack and then ran diamonds and hearts to secure 13th trick. West clung to ace of clubs, yielding the top score.
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North
West
East
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Bridge bidding puzzle asks move after two sequences
In a bridge play scenario West North East South open sequence shows Passes and bids. You hold AQIOSS4 VAIO O53 B7E51. If West and North pass and East bids four hearts, determine the best plan to make or minimize down. Tomorrow's answer will reveal the recommended play.
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Bodily Exercise Versus Godliness Verse Quotation
A compact quotation from First Timothy contrasts bodily discipline with godliness. The verse asserts that while bodily exercise has some profit, godliness is profitable for all things and holds promise for both present life and the life to come.
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