True Establishment called instrument of social change
Editorial by J W Clyne warns the term Establishment is misused to label progress and that a true Establishment exists as disciplined, public-spirited doers who drive constructive reform. He cautions against equating freedom with license and urges recognition of a real establishment standing for standards and service.
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J. W. Clyne
Supreme Court
British Columbia
MacMillan Bloedel, Ltd
Canada
United States
Town Hall of
California
Los Angles
Clyne
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Periclean
Athens
Italy
France
Virginia
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Nixon Stands By Vietnam Policy in Smith's Shadow
Baytown Sun column notes Nixon holds to Vietnam commitment despite committee delays and political maneuvering. It recalls Eisenhower’s influence and Nixon’s Camp David preparations amid fears of a wider escalation if the U.S. retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Vietnam
Camp David
Maryland
Berlin
Middle East
Safe sledding rules for children in snow storms
The column gives practical safety tips for kids sledding including wearing proper clothing, checking sleds for damage, choosing a clear snow covered area, avoiding street or intersection hazards, and using a safe riding position. It warns against risky stunts and emphasizes keeping the sled under control and avoiding collisions with vehicles or people. It also includes a Q and A about a child holding breath when crying, with professional reassurance.
Foreign policy rethink urged beyond Vietnam
The author argues the Senate Foreign Relations Committee should reboot U S foreign relations rather than focus on single issues like Vietnam. He critiques Western hypocrisy and notes Communist setbacks in Africa and Eastern Europe while highlighting public youth sentiment against U S entanglements. The piece calls for a flexible but honest policy and criticizes misdirected deaths abroad alongside tolerance of communism nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Len J. W. Fulbright
Pennsylvania Avenue
Africa
Europe
Russia
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Florida
Unity in Brothers Cited in Thoughtful Verses
A short compilation of exhortations on unity from Psalms 133 and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. It emphasizes strength in harmony and danger in discord within communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Wandering By Wanda Orton Remembers Retired Teachers
A reflective piece from Wanda Orton honors several longtime educators from Robert E. Lee High School Baytown Junior High and AEL noting Miss Eula Potter Vera Hartt W. W. Brown Alma Miller Dorothy Day and Ethel Hale as mentors. The author recalls lessons beyond the curriculum praising their humanity curiosity and demanding standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
Eula Potter
Robert Ei. Lee High School
Miss Potter
REL
Vera Hartt
Rachel Carson
Baytown Junior High
W. W. Brown
AEL
Brown
Alma Miller
Dorothy Day
Ethel Hale
Odd Fragments Echo a Bygone Paper Tone
A collage of quips and notes mentions hanging onto mild intoxication to ease a hangover, gifting a rich relative with care, a memory course avoiding last year’s error with a Christmas Carol named Jeanette, and a purchasing agent’s bad pens. It also notes DEC 15 1791 and the Bill of Rights first ten amendments ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Prostitution survey trio maps shifting crime markets
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a federal funded three man probe into commercialized prostitution begun in 1912. The team codes P.K., W. H L, and U L assess cities like New York San Francisco Seattle Louisville and Washington DC finding dangerous crime links and a trend from bordellos to street and call girl networks. The probe informs FBI Public Health Service and others while noting a history from Capone era to present.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
America
New York
Times Square Area
San Francisco
Seattle
Louisville
U.S
P.K
W. HL
P. K
Capone
Wabash Street
P-squad
Luciana
Atl
FBI
Defense Department
Public Health Service
Internal Revenue
P- Squads
Baytown Sun Staff Roster and Publication Details
Baytown Sun published afternoons from 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with editorial and advertising departments listed. Names include editor Preston Pendergrass managing editor Johnella Boyntow and advertising director Dwight Moody along with other staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Pendergrass
Ayes
Johnella Boyntow
Paul Putman
Ee Fear Gia
Dwight Moody
Erenee
Tee
Leon Brown
R.d. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Cartier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Defensive discards and signaling in bridge strategy
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss defensive discards and signaling in a Bridge situation. They analyze West's opening, South's heart win, and how West's club and diamond discards influence the contract. The dialogue explores bid review, ace holdings, and suit preference signaling for entry.
Bridge bidding puzzle from Vecard Senscae column
In a simplified auction West North East South pass, 2NT, pass. South holds AKESS VAKQI2 O6AR2 2d -eoru. What should South do? The proposed reply is A-Bid three hearts. Then partner bids three no trump and asks for the second suit. The article invites readers to answer tomorrow.
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Eoru
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across the Puzzle
A word puzzle lists clues for across and down entries with partial spellings and abbreviations. Answers include terms for anatomy, geography, and language, featuring various missing letters and archaic forms.
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