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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1968

Page

10

Diamond Mines May Not Be Forever Says Switzer

An editorial notes diamond demand rising but mines may deplete, risking scarcer costly stones. It highlights rising world mining from 14.0 million carats in 1940 to 43.4 million in 1967, shifting Africa’s share from 98% to about 84%, new deposits searched worldwide, including sea finds, and suggests synthetic industrial diamonds could rise but gems remain scarce.

George Switzer Jewelers Keystone Switzer Smithsonian Institution Department of Mineral Sciences Africa Russia Siberia South Africa

World changes prompt action for a young nation

Statistics show 55.5 percent of citizens are under memory of hardship and 18.4 percent were not born at Kennedy’s inauguration. In ten years 17 million died, 16 million marriages occurred, and 40 million children were born as over one third of families were formed. The conclusion: the U.S. market is young and change is rapid. decide your response.

John F. Kennedy U.S

Hijacking risk sparks bold airline security debate

Preston Pendergicass argues that airplane hijackings create vast costs for carriers and suggest Cuba could profit from the chaos. He notes pilots, passengers, and baggage checks as potential fixes, while acknowledging no clear solution has emerged.

Well Child thymus concerns and food for thought on hijacking

A Florida mother reports her three month old has an enlarged thymus causing noisy breathing. doctors say it will shrink naturally and air conditioning is fine if cold air does not strike the child. The piece also covers infant-cat and mothball precautions, and discusses hijacking risks with a Trans World flight to Cuba involving Tex Ritter and Mason Rudolph, plus reader opinion on countering Castro and international response.

Florida Trans World Nashville U. S Castro Russia Hanoi

Baytown Sun Staff and Contact Details

The Baytown Sun lists editors publishers and staff roles including Fred Hartman editor and publisher Bill Hartman, general manager John Wadley, business manager Beuleh Mae Jackson, and others. It notes publication details and office address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 77620 and rates.

Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beuleh Mae Jackson Paul Putman Wath Apenenles Ann B. Pritchett Ee Vo Dwight Moody Abe Bo Corriel Hugtlin Baytown Texas Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive Texma P.O Texea Newspaper Representatives, Inc

Pitfalls Of Specials Session Looms In Washington

Senator Dirksen warns that a presidentially called special session could re open many issues beyond the treaty. He notes constitutional powers allow broad agenda, risks of filibuster, and possible chaos if the Senate rushes back, potentially delaying treaty progress and complicating Vietnam and budget matters.

Ev’' Dirksen Washington Lyndon Johnson Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S White House Congress Special Arms Control and Disarmament Agency William Foster New York Great Britain Africa South America Senate Vietnam Paris France Britain

Day of the Lord Foretold in Peter’s Writ Verse

The verse declares the day of the Lord arriving as a thief in the night. The heavens will pass away with a loud noise. The elements will melt with fervent heat, and the earth and its works will be burned up.

Peter

Barbs by Phil Pastoret Christmas Cheer Misfires

A humorous note critiques holiday gatherings and dinner trends. It jokes about angry exchanges before noon and early departures, mocks restaurant slogans claiming fresh from the brailer, and playfully urges people who sign cards with initials to write their last names in the new year.

Mary Bill

Pledge adds under God in 1954 public law signing

The pledge gained the phrase under God with Public Law 396, 83rd Congress, signed by President Eisenhower on June 34, 1954, marking the change. Female cats are commonly called tabbies though tabby properly refers to striped bodies. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Disney's first color feature-length animated film in 1937.

Eisenhower Walt Disney Mewspaper Enterprise Association

Bridge Tips for 1969 United States Team Selections

Jim and Oswald discuss the 1969 US International Team selections with players George Rapee Sidney Lazard Billy Eisenberg Bob Goldman Bob Hamman and Eddy Antar. Oswald praises their trials win margin and notes Lazard’s weak no trump opening while detailing a key hand and Sidney’s decisive play leading to the heart game.

Jim George Rapee New York Sidney Lazard New Orleans Billy Eisenberg Bob Goldman Dallas Bob Hamman Eddy Antar Los Angeles Oswald North America George West Sidney Dummy

Opening One Heart After 13 High Cards

With 13 HCP and a solid suit, respond to partner's one spade by raising or bidding game depending on suit quality and fit. A practical path is bid one heart now to show a constructive, invitational raise and seek a heart fit.

Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across and Down

A word puzzle feature titled Enrich Your Vocabulary appears with across and down clues. The list includes numerous entries such as Verdi capital, Greek prefix, Mongol blackbird, and various musical terms, with many Latin and English language references across a grid-style quiz.

Vietor Ea Harney Capital of Salien Duke

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