Art Lintelman’s enduring impact as Baytown fire chief
Editorial honors Art Lintelman for two decades of service upgrading Baytown’s fire fighting system. He worked alongside his crews, led as president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, and pushed for a stronger fire credit rating. His efforts earned respect from colleagues and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Canada
Baytown
Art Lintelman
State Fire Insurance Commission
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers, publication offices, mailing address, and subscription rates. It states Baytown Texas as the post office location with standard newspaper branding and Associated Press affiliations.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrin Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
F. Q
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Wee
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Looks That Count Not For Women In Voting
New York columnist discusses a Chico State College study by Earl Hhruschke and Charles M. Price on whether looks influence voters. Results show men favor taller, younger, and smiling candidates more. women show less consistent preference. Both sexes largely dismiss overweight or mustached traits as decisive. The author jokes about voting for Cary Grant vs Hubert Humphrey.
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John Keasler
New York
Earl R. Hhruschke
Charles M. Price
Chico
Calif
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Meiles
Femeles
Ship of State
White House
Vassar
Cary Grant
Sinatra
Lby
Huobert Humphrey
Ambassador Urges Rhodesia Settlement Talks in London
Ambassador Cart de Wer of South Africa pressed Britain to reconsider negotiations with the Rhodesian rebel regime during a meeting with UK Foreign Office official Kirene White. Prime Minister Vorster had urged renewed terms before abandoning talks. Britain seeks a UN embargo on Rhodesian exports as a sanctions resolution is prepared for the Security Council meeting in New York later today.
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London
Cart de Wer
South Africa
Britain
Rhodesia
Kirene White
Balthazar J. Vorster
de Wet
U.N Security Council
Security Council
New York
House of Commons
Terrier Rings Dinner Bell In Call For Help
In Gate City Virginia a terrier named Foxy forced a dinner bell to ring by leaping three feet to grab a rope tied above. The noise alerted neighbor Mrs. Clay Stapleton, who summoned aid after 84 year old Mrs. W Z. Robinette fell and broke her hip on a concrete walkway. Robinette is recovering in a hospital.
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Gate City
Foxy
W Z. Robinette
Justice Douglas Views On Marriage And Legacy
Justice Douglas, famed for his four marriages, discusses matrimony amid a career shaping Supreme Court history. The piece details his spouses, aging, and a potential path to the presidency, noting colleagues’ respect and his rugged Washington roots. Cathleen Heffernan, 23, is his latest wife, while Douglas remains active in law, riding, and exploration.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
William QC
Douglas
Goldberg
Bil Douglas
Cathleen Heffernan
Mildred Riddle
la Grande
Ore
Yakima
Wash
Columbia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mercedes Hester Davidson
Louisiana
Interior
Joan Martin
Allegheny College
Pennsylvania
Washington State
Hugo Black
Abe Fortas
Yate
Securities
Truman
United States
Bill Douglas
Cathleen
China
Tooth Transplants May Replace Partial Plates
Susan’s chipped front teeth caused abscesses and extraction. Tooth transplants are not yet routine. lab research shows promise but high failure risk in humans. Tooth banks and donor teeth remain experimental. Dentists recommend a fixed bridge over removable plates for better function and appearance.
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Susan
Space docking and Liberty hold a tablet pageant trivia
Docking is the process of bringing two spacecraft together in space. The Statue of Liberty holds a tablet inscribed with the Declaration date July 4 1776. The Hill Cumorah pageant near Palmyra commemorates Joseph Smith receiving the revelation that founded the LDS Church.
Soul Money Will Dispute Draws Eight Claimants
James Kidd of Miami Arizona left a $200000 estate to fund research into proof of a human soul after death. An 18 day March 6 hearing in Phoenix will determine if the legacy becomes a charitable trust or passes to heirs. Eight claimants including Phoenix University of Life Church seek the funds.
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Brent Keetch
Phoenix
Ari
James Kidd
Arizona
Miami
Kidd
Ming
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
Myers
State of Arizona
Phoenix University of Life Church, Inc
Arizona Tax Commission
Ogdenspurge
Copper Company
Givi
Play Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald James Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where a sure thing double in six spades misfired for West, who faced a costly overbid. South's solid suits led to a notrump slam despite West's greed, with Morehead noting the misstep and suggesting a three clubs rebid as safer.
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for four spades over one no trump
In a four spade bid after a pass of one club by partner and hold up to A A R S T Y A 6 3 5 4 2, the responder should bid four spades. The problem notes the responder has a hand good enough for game but not for slamming into a three clubs over one go reply. the hints indicate choosing four spades as the correct contract.
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Robert Eichholz
Douglas
Roger W. Nicholson
Washington
al Morehead
West
South
East
Morehead
North
Siam
Kobe
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