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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1962
Page
6
National Health Survey data show illnesses account for more than three times as many lost work days as injuries in a 12 month period. The average total work time lost is 322.9 million days per year, about 5.5 days per employed person, with colds and acute respiratory conditions topping the causes.
Robert R. Updegraff argues that job troubles deserve thanks as they yield about half income and prove capability. His essay in a United Carbon Co publication urges viewing problems as opportunities, claiming courage, patience, and tact lead to advancement and larger roles.
AUSTIN AP reports the Texas Senate, long dominated by conservatives, will see new faces and a mix of liberal and moderate members. With 10 new senators and a pivotal drawing of four or two year terms, control may swing as factions seek to influence key bills including the loan shark measure, while lieutenant governor Preston Smith may limit centralized leadership.
Opinion column questions the Kennedy administration response to foreign aid criticism. It notes a $1 billion cut, the White House committee led by Gen. Lucius Clay to review military and economic aid, and the aim to placate lawmakers before new appropriations. The piece warns a rushed report won’t settle policy.
A temperamental wife confronts an insurance salesman asking if she will receive the full fifty thousand dollars if her husband dies within any period after signing. The salesman confirms but warns the payout would be in volts, not dollars, if death occurs the day after enrollment.
Quick quiz answers cover deadly nightshade also known as belladonna, abermancy in stopping power, and rubber empire start with a vulcanized article. The first national foreign tonnage figure, a Balboa Park zoo, and a birth on 1856 date headline a mixed grab bag.
A Washington report blend recounts Jackie Kennedy suggesting a Mormon faith prank to Peter Lawford amid Kennedy family chatter, then shifts to Senate scrutiny of State Department actions in Congo Katanga debates. It covers Pat Kennedy, Katanga lobby allegations, Struelens bribe claims, and a push to deport Struelens.
Mexico City AP reports a constitutional amendment to aid opposition parties in winning Congress seats. Deputies approved the measure proposed by President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Any party candidate earning at least 2.5 percent of the vote earns a seat, with extra seats up to 21 per 0.5 percent beyond 2.5 percent.
Declarer plays eight of diamonds on the king to secure entry and force. If North shifts suits, nine tricks are guaranteed. with diamonds led, play preserves ace queen then nine ten to exhaust diamonds, ensuring the rest. The crossruff aims for twelve tricks by AK of clubs and ruffing in sequence, planning alternating ruffs to reach twelve tricks with eight trumps plus clubs and a spade and a diamond.
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