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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1969
Page
3
Sidney Hook argues that reforms in American history were achieved without violence and by enlightened democratic action. He warns that campus violence harms university life and suggests the nation needs fewer reformers and more healers to sustain democracy in the next generation.
A mob of students stormed Stagg Field destroying two structures and marched to the president’s house for a loud show of triumph. Old grads approved as Chicago fielded a varsity team for the first time since 1939, prompting a spirited but unruly campus celebration amid debates over student activism.
The tale recounts a $3 Ouija board influencing fate across betting markets from a $1.2 million trotter to a Mets run, and now predicting New York mayor John Lindsay's re election. The board’s method through Cindy Veazey labels Lindsay with an unusual spelling error and stirs skepticism.
Doctors Mailbag answers readers questions on coughs after influenza chest X rays lack detail, recommends watery aerosol inhalation with epinephrine or isoproterenol to clear bronchial tubes, notes various lung conditions may cause phlegm, and suggests routines to ease loneliness with pets and activities.
A light column notes how bosses avoid firing staff due to extra bookkeeping work. It mentions perfumes rarely advertised before holidays and last minute shoppers seeking a $10 bottle of “something.” It also observes couples preparing gifts and wives skilled at gift wrapping in a festive mood.
The material cites three trivia questions with concise answers: average monthly union dues range from $3 to $4 for each member, the earth’s age is estimated at 4 to 4.4 billion years, and the meaning of the name Eve is a Hebrew term meaning "mother of all that lives."
Arthur L. Forbes of Houston urges Baytown Sun readers and president to air the issue of medical research funding. He notes a House bill allocates over a billion dollars and asks for a Bureau of the Budget letter to release funds to keep 19 centers operating. He argues public opinion can influence the president and urges staff review.
The Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund filed a federal suit on behalf of Mexican descent students and parents in Sonora Texas asking for a permanent injunction against district officials. MALDEF seeks to cut about 31000 in federal funds and alleges separate schools with pervasive discrimination including lack of library and cafeteria in the Mexican American school and no Mexican American teachers. The district has 20 days to respond with reasons against the injunction.
President Nixon warned Republican leaders he would veto inflationary measures such as a 15 percent Social Security rise and a $200 personal tax exemption boost. He urged Congress to stay firm on fiscal responsibility as Paul McCracken and Arthur Burns urged restraint. The exchange highlighted budget risks and the aim to curb inflation with credibility.
The Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1381 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 77520 The paper lists editorial and advertising staff including Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Johnella Boynton Advertising Director Dwight Moody Retail Manager Leon Brown Classified Manager Raj Grimes and Promotion Manager Subscription rates are 195 per month 23 40 per year with a mail option available The newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc
Verse from Matthew 1 23 declares a virgin shall bear a son and call him Emmanuel meaning God with us as a prophecy fulfilled.
The article recalls how expert players use the count of 13 in each suit to read opponents. John Liston of Boston doubled four spades after analyzing bidding signals showing four spades and four diamonds. His plan yielded a top score with precise ruffs and early aces.
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