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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1968

Page

6

Editorials And Features On Crime Analysis Needed For Remedy

The piece argues crime spans many meanings from a skid row drunk to embezzlement and murder, noting the FBI UCR focuses on seven index crimes. It highlights underreporting, violence mostly involving acquaintances, and calls for analyzing environment, policing, courts, corrections, and societal ethics to curb crime.

Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration National Crime Commission United States FBI UCR The Crime Commission Robert Rice

Record Quiz on Perfect Games and Dreams

The quiz notes the major league record of 11 regular season perfect games with Jim Catfish Hunter the last in May 1968. It adds that people typically dream four to six times each night with dreams lasting 15 to 20 minutes.

Jim Catfish) Hunter Oakland Athletics

Bridge Tips By Oswald and James Jacoby

Oswald recalls the old tale of a man who brought his bass viol for the weekend. Jim notes the American bridge team will travel to Brazil next May for the World Championship matches with bass viols or specialized bids in tow.

Oswald Jim Brazil

Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature across 61 items

A collage of crossword like clues and biographical notes runs through a Baytown Sun arts page. It strings a numbered vocabulary puzzle with names such as Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson and Paul Putman alongside editorial credits and a Bridge column discussing Blackwood bids and slam chances. The feature blends wordplay with a puzzle themed around language and games.

Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett

Barbs in the composing room spark a playful warning

In a light hearted note Gwendolyn is told the composing room is not for poetry and a joke about Jane will have her “bustin’ out all over” unless she diets. The quirky line ends with a neighbor’s garden weed joke.

Gwendolyn Jane

Safety gear urged for ice hockey players in schools

The guidance stresses helmets, face masks, chest and hip protection, shin guards, elbow pads, genital guards, and heavy gloves. Players should stay in top shape, undergo careful injury checks, and only return after proper evaluation. Mothers who smoke do not affect breast milk though heavy smoking harms the mother.

Tightest man in the world packs toy at church event

Reporter Phil Pastoret notes a humorous scene as people crowd into a crowded church pew to fit an exact number of nuts and bolts in a Christmas toy, highlighting the quirky precision of one unusually meticulous individual.

Oil Man Influenced Interior Appointment

Washington column notes Robert C. Anderson, head of Atlantic-Richfield, advised Nixon on Interior picks. Anderson’s influence helped tilt toward Gov. Walter Hickel as Interior Secretary, amid Alaska oil land moves and a looming federal land policy shift for oil interests.

Washington Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Nixon Robert Orville Anderson Atlantic - Richfield Anderson Pierre Robert B. Anderson Treasury Eisenhower Robert C. Anderson Tim Babcock Montana Babcock Roswell N. M Ed Meacham New Mexico Atlantic-Richfield Combine Alaska Rob Anderson Wally Hickel Interior Stewart Udall Gov. Hickel Auanue - Hichfield Interior Department Hickel Anchorage Natural Gas Co Cook Inlet Anchorage Hicke Colorado Utah Wyoming

Bible Verse About Redemption Through Christ's Precious Blood

The passage cites first Peter chapter one verses eighteen and nineteen, stating believers were not redeemed with corruptible things like silver or gold but with the precious blood of Christ as a lamb without blemish or spot.

Christ Peter

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