Pearl Harbor and the turning point in world history
An editorial reflecting on December 7 1941 as a watershed moment that ended isolationism and launched a global war. It contrasts living memory with history for younger generations, notes dramatic shifts in industry, power, and technology, and argues the enduring impact of the event on modern life. It emphasizes lasting consequences beyond the day itself.
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Pearl Harbor
Naval
America
Europe
Asia
Japan
Germany
Russia
China
Hitler
Tojo
Hawaii
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style word power feature lists clues across and down with several entries, including dates and archaisms, inviting readers to fill in a crossword like grid and test vocabulary.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun staff listings include editor and publisher roles, office manager, advertising department contacts, and circulation details. The paper is published afternoons daily and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier rates noted and rights reserved for AP content and local news.
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Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ose
Can Ad Writers Hold On
John Keasler discusses new strictures proposed by the TV Code Review Board on cigarette ads. He riffs on rules banning athletes or uniformed figures and requiring adults who look like adults, questioning how writers will craft believable campaigns under tightened restrictions. He jokes about aging models and imagines a shift in the industry while praising broadcasters for the rules.
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John Keasler
New York
TV Code Review Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Ad Agency
Hem
Congressman Wolff Denied Visa to Visit Red China
Rep Lester Wolff says China refused his visa request made in Hong Kong ten days ago, despite State Department approval. He plans to travel as a private citizen and cites it as a test of Red leaders statements about hostility toward the U S government, not the people.
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Manila
Lester Wolff
D-M
Red
Friends For
Rhodesia
California
Alabama
United Nations
Liberty Lobby
Orange County
Friends of Rhodesia
Knott's Berry Farm
Charles McWilliams
Friend of
Ian Smith
Los Angeles
Wendell Corey
Congress
Alphonzo Bell
Bell
Corey
George Broyv
Britain
USS
Goldberg
Chicago
United Steelworkers
United Auto Workers
George Bowden
OSS
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Clos
George Brown
British Transport and General Workers Union
Europe
Rhine
U.S
Brown
Kennedy
United States
Arthur Schiesinger
Harvard
Washington
Rusk
McNamara
Potomac
Johnson
Telegraph First Message Sent by Morse in 1844
The first telegraph message was What Hath God Wrought sent by Samuel Morse on May 24, 1844. Henry Fielding is called the father of the modern novel for Tom Jones. Seed size does not determine final plant size. the tallest tree, the California redwood, grows from a tiny seed.
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Samuel Morse
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Britain Plans to Rejoin Europe Amid Economic Crisis
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues Britain’s economy falters under weak production and a strained pound, warns the U.K. risks losing its global role, and urges U.S. support for Rhodesia opposition while promoting travel to Britain.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
England
Korea
South Viet Nam
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
U.S
London
India
France
General de Gathe
Britain
USA
de Gaulle
The Doctor Says Ski Slope Safety Rules
The doctor explains most ski injuries stem from carelessness by amateurs and offers safety tips. He notes speeds on slopes can reach dangerous levels and urges staying in groups, proper conditioning, proper binding adjustments, and expert equipment checks. Questions on ammonia fumes receive a general safety answer and a call to send inquiries to Wayne G Brendstadt.
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Wayne G. Brendstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
Bible Verse Corinthians 6 2 Now Is The Day Of Salvation
A biblical quotation urges immediate action for salvation, stating that now is the accepted time and the day of salvation and referencing the apostle Paul’s letter to the Corinthians.
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Mag Corinth
Johnson’s public talk fades as polls show waning support
AP News reviews a shift in President Johnson’s communication style. He speaks in scattered remarks and news conferences rather than full explanations, widening a public sense of distance. Gallup and Harris polls show declining approval of his handling of the war and economy, deepening concern about leadership and direction.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Nam
Samson
Harris
Manila
George Romney
Michigan
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
South Viet Nan
Lodge
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Play Bridge With Jacoby Explains Wests double in spades
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand from the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. West doubles four spades and South still makes a game, illustrating how a misapplied double can cost 90 points. The column reviews bidding accuracy and when to avoid certain doubles.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West
South
al Morehead
North
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