De Bakey urges $3 billion for national health centers
Dr. Michael De Bakey, Baylor College of Medicine surgery chair, plans about $3 billion federal funding for a nationwide network of health and hospital centers. Centers would emphasize basic research and clinical investigations with a referral system and means-tested care, aiming to reduce killer diseases and expand universal access.
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Gail Whitcomb for Houston Chamber of Commerce president
The Baytown Sun endorses Gail Whitcomb as the strong candidate to lead Houston, praising his mix of legal, ranching, oil, finance and business experience. The piece argues the city faces a pivotal era and cites Claud B. Barrett’s tenure as precedent for selecting a capable successor. Theo Wilburn is cited as a trusted witness to Whitcomb’s qualifications.
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Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
An assortment of humorous snippets from Bennett Cerf and others. A Wilmington woman loses a handbag in a shopping center and a good Samaritan returns it, noting a ten dollar bill inside. A Soviet official threat and mistaken identities are playfully misattributed, ending with a quip about learning English and the word fast.
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Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Publication Details
Editor and Publisher Che Baytoum Siu with General Manager Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Circulation Director Bil Hartman Promotion Manager Advertising Department John Wadley Retail Manager Corrie Laughlin National Manager Entered as second class matter at Baytown Texas Post Office Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Subscription rates By Carrier 1.80 per month 19.20 per year Mail rates on request Represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc Member of the Associated Press rights to republication are reserved
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Johnson Plays It Cool As Quiet Presidency Settles In
James Marlow observes President Johnson maintaining a market calm, delaying bold moves. Johnson meets bankers, weighs Viet Nam, and discusses with Britain's Wilson, while lingering on his Texas ranch. The long pause creates a mystery around the Great Society and foreign policy plans.
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Bible Verse Romans One Sixteen Card
The verse declares that the gospel of Christ is God’s power for salvation to all believers first to the Jews and then to the Greeks. A compact scripture snippet emphasizing faith and universal reach.
Japanese Housewives Challenge Sato Over Rising Prices
Japanese housewives protest price hikes after Eisaku Sato becomes prime minister. They cite pay checks lagging behind costs as groceries rise, with October figures showing fish up 17 percent and tea up 3.6 percent. The November consumer price index sits 4.5 percent higher than a year earlier. More visits and questions seem likely.
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Labyrinth location myth island and other trivia
Answers span mythic Labyrinth location on Crete island, the world’s largest peninsula is Eurasia’s northernmost extension, Castor and Pollux form Gemini. Cotton boll weevil originated in Mexico and the U S. Ulysses’ son is Telemachus.
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Life Agency Officials Join Space Junket Across U S
Life magazine invited 20 top executives and advertisers on a cross country trip from Edwards AFB to Cape Kennedy with Air Force and NASA briefers. Gen Ritland and NASA’s Webb joined. the trip included luxury perks and on site briefings tied to upcoming missile plans.
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You Pay John Glenn Heartbeat In His Book
Mary Brown reviews John Glenn s book listening to your heartbeat a collection of letters from the public. The 1962 volume blends his orbit achievement with Ohio politics and reflects how Americans respond to a national hero. The tone emphasizes unity and civic regard beyond party lines.
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Know Your Bridge: Ten Tricks From a Play in Four Hearts
West leads king of spades then queen as East discards eight of diamonds. Declarer overruffs, reads West has five spades and four hearts, then must cash hearts and clubs to reach ten tricks. Solution: cash heart king and queen of clubs, discard ace of diamonds, then draw clubs and diamonds to secure all ten tricks.
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Daily Crossword KING Feature Across Clues
Puzzle grid with KING branded across clues listed by number including Kings, notations, and abbreviations. Entries cover terms like German sum, art style, sun god, exclamation, moral philosophy, burial place, high fashion, and pronouns with assorted abbreviations and shorthand clues.
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