Editorial Attacks Powell Case Mockery of Law
The piece argues Adam Clayton Powell has exploited legal privileges amid libel damages and contempt actions while others face penalties for minor alimony defaults. It denounces his conduct, calls for accountability, and questions his right to serve in Congress until he repays debts and abides by the courts.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Congress
Rep
Powell
New York
Manhattan
America
Congress of the
United States
Writers Detest Editors By John Keasler
New York writer describes authors who suffer deeply over word changes and deletions by editors. The piece contrasts sensitive writers with editors who push for clarity, noting the emotional stakes in revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keasler
New York
Draft End Advocated By Church Group In National Council
MIAMI BEACH Florida AP The draft should be abolished and young men should be allowed to refuse to fight in unjust wars. Policy statements to be considered by the General Board of the National Council of Churches urge selective objectors and may permit disobedience of some orders. A second statement calls for ending the draft and boosting incentives to attract voluntary manpower for all armed forces. The statements represent a consensus of board members but have no binding authority on 41 million NCC denomination members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miame Beach
Fla
APY
General Board
National Council of Churches
Vision care for children and breastfeeding guidance
An article stresses early vision checks for children to prevent learning difficulties and details methods for testing each eye and treating deficits. It advises outdoor sun protection and safety with scissors and pencils, plus signs to watch for in school age children. It also answers a breast feeding question, noting twins can be nursed and continue as long as single births, with triplets or quadruplets posing limits.
Freeway Smog Triggers Mass Houston Area Accidents
Smog from Pasadena industrial area blanketed the Gulf Freeway in Harris County causing at least 10 accidents and hospitalizing two people. About 35 cars were involved with visibility near 50 feet at some scenes around 7 14 a m. East and northeast winds carried the smog inland from 5 to 8 a m. Most of the county saw no fog though visibility at Houston International Airport reached about one and a half miles.
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Houston
Harris County
Gulf Freeway
Pasadena
5 To & A.im
Weather Bureau
Houstons International Airport
Barbs by Walter C Parkes Fable
A light column of wry sayings on marriage and understanding. The fable riffs suggest that true beauty lies within and hint at the strain of communication between spouses, noting silent meals and the odd notion of using one’s head during illness.
Santa on Duty 365 Days
Dr. Flood Tide of Ebb University predicts Christmas becomes a year round event within a decade. He foresees Santa on every corner and constant holiday marketing through the year with Christmas boosting the economy even on ordinary days. He argues merchants now start Christmas sales in October and that other holidays may fade in importance.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Flood Tide
Ebb University
Dr. Tide
Santa Claus
Herald Angels
Kennedy Addisons Disease Suppresses Autopsy Report Claims
Washington magazine Stern sources say Kennedy's Addison's disease led to autopsy suppression and secrecy by the Kennedy family. The piece links X-ray concealment, altered Warren Commission notes, and political risk to Kennedy's presidency. It cites Dr. A Z McSweeney and Theodore Sorenson, with mention of cortisone side effects.
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Washington
West Germany
Stern
Kennedy
Henri Warnen
T Washington
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Addison
Kennedys
Dallas
Theodore Sorenson
Robert Kennedy
Egon Vacek
A. Z. McSweeney
White House
Cortsone
Controversy at Constitution Hall over Duke Ellington Concert
A Baptist Ministers Conference and elder Baptist leaders clash over Duke Ellington's Dec 5 concert at Constitution Hall. Church leaders say his music is not sacred while Ellington performs under the Interdenominational Church Ushers Association to raise funds for charity. Younger clergy argue opposition mirrors older leaders avoiding modern issues. Archeologists report iron fragments dating nearly 5,000 years.
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Big Brothers
Duke Elington
Elfington
David Eaton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Bridge bidding puzzle with no-trump sequence
You open one club. Partner responds one diamond. You rebid one spade as planned. Partner bids one no trump. You must decide the next step. The article asks for the correct bid, labeled as "Answer Tomorrow."
Early American fiction roots and ancient Palestine names
The quiz cites Charles Brockton Brown as the first American to devote himself to fiction. It estimates North American Indians north of Mexico at discovery around 1,115,506, compares to a modern U S population of 523,591, and notes Palestine as known as Canaan and Philistia in Old Testament times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brockton Brown
North America
Mexico
New World
United States
Eby
Palestine
Canaan
Philistia
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun Inc. prints afternoons daily from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with staff roles listed including editor publisher and managers. It is a second class matter publication under Baytown post office and carries advertising department leadership and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wadhey
Aasee
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Cerrier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across and Down Clues
A crossword style NEA feature presents Across and Down word clues covering diverse terms from hijack to Peruvian Indian to Roman road. Includes definitions for force onward improve and malicious burning, plus notes on currency and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Unusual squeeze in bridge hands from Morehead tribute
Oswald and James Jacoby note the death of Albert H. Morehead former New York Times bridge editor and devote this week to his book Morehead on Bidding. A sample hand illustrates two in a lower suit showing 10 or 11 high card points and the play to nine tricks with precise heart club discards and dummy leads.
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Albert H. Morehead
New York Times
Jacobys
Morehead
South
West
East
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