Editorials escalate criticism of draft rules
The piece notes Lt Gen Lewis Hershey faces backlash over a letter urging revocation of student deferments for antiwar demonstrators and targets a five month old policy reclassifying many nondegree students as college students TA. It argues the AAJC says over 500,000 students at junior and four year colleges are affected, disproportionately harming low income and minority groups. The editorial calls for considering a lottery-based draft to ensure equality of obligation.
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Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
The
American Association of Junior Colleges
AAJC
Mobilography and the rise of fast tracking executives
Dr Eugene E Jennings of the University of Michigan describes mobilography based on mobility quotient. He claims a properly programmed computer can forecast executives likely to succeed, citing nine of 11 predicted winners in 1966 from 208 candidates. Executives ascend faster, average president age drops to mid fifties and climb time to under 20 years. Those in a role more than five years risk being scratched from the race.
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Eugene E.' Jennings
University of Michigan
Jennings
Cyprus Deadlock Eases as Vance Mediation Sparks Hope
Cyprus moves toward calm as Cyrus Vance mediation helps end open conflict. Paper agreements promise 480000 Greek Cypriots and 120000 Turkish Cypriots can coexist, with Greece and Turkey urged to withdraw and allow Cypriots to build a lasting nation.
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Cyprus
Athens
Ankara
Greece
Turkey
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Fragmentary OCR fragment lists clues and entries for a word power puzzle with dated reference style and mixed terms. It includes numbers and partial phrases such as Danish coin reproach concept hot dog with humor and various numbered entries, suggesting a crossword like word game readout from a newspaper page.
Improved Cars Not Big Help
Opinion piece argues states lax about driver licensing risk federal intervention. It contrasts strict aviation licensing with no vision or reflex tests for drivers, urging Utah as model and warning states to tighten exams before federal control grows. It notes highway deaths and calls for safer practices to prevent overreach.
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Mentel
Sncerervision
Ralph Nader
Utah
Itere
Letter questions bidding practices in school district
Ray Heinrich of Baytown urges The Sun to investigate the school district ad for bids published December 10 and 12. He questions why bids close December 28 at 6 p.m. and asks how bidders receive 60 days or more to bid. He requests a feature article on bidding practices in schools and public bodies.
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the Sun
Sun
Ieel
Ray Heinrich Baytown
Supreme Court Sets Long Vacation By Unanimous Decision
The U S Supreme Court hands down a unanimous ruling on its long vacation schedule outlining annual recess periods and related procedures for the court term and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
Press clashes over Vietnam diplomacy strain U.S. image
Washington diplomats lament American press coverage that alienates Asian leaders in Vietnam era diplomacy. Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia and Ne Win of Burma react to portrayals as volatile and isolationist moves. Thailand's King Bhumibol also protests mischaracterizations of his troops and security.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Prince Sihanouk
Cambodia
Ne Win
Burma
Prince Shihanouk
State Department
Jacqueline “Kennedy
Shihanouk
Sihanouk
U. S
America
Thailand
Bhumibol
Fom
Time
South Vietnam
Far Eastern Economic Review
Peter Boog
Hong Kong
Jin
Time Magazine
Day Unto Day A Prayer and War News Bits
Prayer fragments lament reliance on knowledge over sincerity while reporting politics. News items discuss U S bombing claims in Thailand and Burma counter claims, Greek Cyprus tensions, and GOP splits over the OEO anti poverty bill with Quie and Goodell.
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Zambia
Mirian Meke Ha
Miss. Madebra
Tanzania
Stokely Carmichael
George Grivas
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Grivas
Cypus
Constantine
GOP
Gold Dust Twins
Albert Quie
Charles Goodell
OEO
Quie
Goodell
Minnesota
Tvho
Well Child health questions on night terrors and spina bifida
Wayne G Brandstadt MD answers readers about a three year old with nightly night terrors and steps for calming waking environment. He explains spina bifida causes variable, remote recurrence risk for a second child and urges medical evaluation. He discusses bloodshot eyes from infection or allergy and dirt eating as possible iron deficiency, with treatment options.
Jesus Born as Mary Quietly Bears Firstborn Son
A brief biblical note shows Matthew 1 25 stating that Mary gave birth to Jesus and kept the event to herself until after the birth. The verse records Joseph naming the child Jesus.
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Jesus
Letters Express Frustration Over Baytown Phone Service
Baytown residents criticize General Telephone Co for poor service and high charges. Letters complain of eight party lines delays placing long distance calls and misnaming the area as Tri-City, causing confusion and unfair billing.
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The
Sun Deer
General Telephone Co
Houston
Sed
John Tower
General Telephone
Tri-City
Baytown
Tri City
Robert J. Munsch
Baytouwn
Bridge problem discussion from Prof Divinsky notes
Prof Nathan Divinsky analyzes a five clubs contract after East wins the diamond opening. East and West must deduce spade distribution from club play and diamond discards while declarer uses diamonds and spades. Jim and Oswald debate signaling and implicit trust between partners for exact discards and timing.
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Oswald
Nathan Divinsky
Vancouver
Canada
Divinsky
East
South
West
Declarer
Jim
Bridge bidding puzzle with four spades response
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South two clubs pass and East opens. With South holding a weak two no trump and North partner’s reply in four spades after your three spades bid you should consider a conservative call. The solution will be provided tomorrow.
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Foday
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons five days a week and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc at 180 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier subscription options. It lists editor and publisher Beulah Mae Jackson and staff including Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Dwight Moody Corrie Laughliy among others and notes annual and monthly rates and postal information.
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Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
E.e-Ee
Ann B. Pritchett
Weweeeererys
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughliy
Seas
National Manager
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
PB. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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