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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1968
Page
4
The Ford Foundation will guarantee a 6 million line of credit to the Nature Conservancy to purchase 97 tracts across 20 states for federal land programs. The plan, aimed at steady acquisition before funding, seeks a model for private government land purchases and preservation without tax on foundations.
The piece argues it is hard to gauge total benefits of cars yet notes daily costs from accidents at 34 million dollars. It equates this to half the Vietnam War daily expense and a yearly per-person bill of 62.14 dollars. Despite benefits, costs remain substantial when subtracted from gains.
Life among columnists notes GOP and conservative Democrats urging Ralph Yarborough out of office with rumors of possible opponents like Lyndon Johnson and others in the 1970 Democratic primary. Houston Chronicle cites GOP board members criticizing Paul Eggers and hints at a hostile statewide race. Dallas Morning News column questions Texas election fraud lore and urges a foolproof voting safeguard by Rep. Jim Stroud’s committee amid charges of vote theft.
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Editor and Publisher BJ Hartman, General Manager John Wadley, Business Manager Beulah Mae Jackson, and others. It notes publication under The Baytown Sun, Inc. from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mailing address and subscription rates, plus national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
A Baytown reader praises the city police and fire departments for prompt efficient and courteous service after a same day call. The letter urges continued support for these departments.
A Bible quotation from Romans 4 5 emphasizes belief in the one who justifies the ungodly and states that such faith is counted as righteousness.
PAUL HARVEY surveys a cautiously optimistic outlook as Vietnam winds down, inflation eases, crime pressure narrows, and business and science show gains. He notes rising profits and production, new car surges, stronger construction, medical advances, and space research yielding methods, ending with holiday wishes.
Washington column by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson surveys the early Nixon era focus on crime and race relations. It notes Sen Edward Brooke’s Cabinet declination, fears over integration enforcement, Thurmond influence in court appointments, and Nixon’s North Carolina and Miami remarks signaling restraint on federal enforcement of desegregation.
Readers send questions to Wayne G. Brandstadt M D on stroke causes treatment and prevention. The doctor explains why Coumadin is used with checks every two weeks and lists side effects including bleeding diarrhea skin rash and hair loss. He notes strokes can occur with normal blood pressure and describes clot evolution prevention strategies and tattoo removal options.
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