Editorial: Apollo’s stride into space beyond the Moon
The piece argues Apollo 8’s success paves the way for a permanent, earth-orbiting space laboratory and regular shuttle flights to the Moon. It warns against dismantling space capabilities and urges sustained, expansive goals, including future planetary exploration and possible space colonization. The editor cautions against short sighted cuts and emphasizes space as a lasting national mission.
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Earth
Daniel Webster
Moon
Saturn
Noise danger from tractors at work on farms
A National Noise Study by the Environments Control Administration finds farm machinery can cause permanent hearing loss. Of 58 new tractors tested at normal load, 90 percent exceeded safe noise levels and of 20 other farm devices tested, 65 percent did as well.
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Old Dobbin
Farmer Jones
Environments Control Administration
Dissension in Texas Republican ranks discussed by columnist
Life among columnists reports Dallas Marming News writer Jimmy Banks on internal GOP strife. Critics fault State Chairman Pewr O'Donnell Jr for focusing on national politics, neglecting state gains and unity. Jon Ford of the San Antonio Ex examines the rift.
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Austin
Jimmy Banks
Dallas
Pewr O'Donnell Jr
Jon Ford
San Antonio
Preston Smith
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
East Texas
Galloway Calhoun Jr
Tyler
Smith
San Angelo
Dorsey Hardeman
Hardeman
John Connally
Texas Employment Commission
Water Rights Commission
Insurance Board
Fmm
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
LBS Park
William H. Gardner
Houston Post
Andy Jackson
John Stokes
Texas Republican Party
Texas
Washington
DON Politico
Bard S. Logan
Bexar
American Party
Wallace
Alabama
Bexar County
Elect Smith
Surgical Prosthesis Teamwork in Dental Reconstruction
A March 1968 letter explains surgical prostheses for jaw surgery, noting removable dentures replacing removed jaw sections require a medical center team of surgeon, dentist, and technician. Impressions and stone models guide prosthesis fabrication. placement occurs about a week post operation, with adjustments as needed.
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DR. Lawrence
A. W
George Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Strokes By Johnella Boynton At Breckenridge Ski Lesson
The writer recalls a first day of skiing in Breckenridge Colorado with friends who are avid skiers. She struggles to master the basics in a beginner class, panting after climbing and learning to use a T bar lift as she vows to persevere despite the pain and fatigue.
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Johnella Boynton
Gulf Coast
Breckenridge
Colo
Texas
Rockies
Baytown
Barbs by Phil Pastoret humorous column
A brief humor column by Phil Pastoret delivers quips on procrastination, overdue deliveries, money woes, petty theft, and shady health aids with a satirical bite. The piece riffs on common vices and everyday missteps, using witty proverbs and playful warnings.
Navy Faces Dilemma Over Pueblo Problem
Washington column recalls Navy debates over POW torture and confession ethics. Cmdr Bucher signed a coerced confession to save his crew after North Korean guards threatened execution. Adm. views split between upholding torture taboo and forgiving dissent to preserve morale. Court of inquiry to review findings. impact on discipline and Navy morale. Also notes on alcohol safety report and prominent officials retirement and staffing shifts.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Uss Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd M. Bucher
Andrew Evans
Air Force
North Korea
Pentagon
Puebla
Bucher
Adm
Harold Bowen
Bible Verse on God’s Grace Through Christ Jesus
In ages to come he might show the exceeding riches of his grace in his kindness toward us through Christ Jesus. Ephesians 2 7
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Christ Jesus
Editorial staff and billing info from Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartmen John Wadley Baush Mae Ju Paul Putman and others as editors and publishers. It shows office roles including managing editor Dwight Moody and retail manager. The piece notes publication cadence and carrier rates of $1.58 per issue or $33.00 per year.
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Fred Hartmen
John Wadley Baush Mae Ju
Paul Putman
Aan & Pritchett
Dwight Moody
HI Rae
Salen
Inilayak
Afterance
Monneth Oven Fridey
Row
Spamren Fe
San
Baytown
Babee
Bridge Tips show bidding edged by simple standards
The article discusses a tele phone match between Champaign Urbana winners and the Jacobys, highlighting bidding methods in American Contract Bridge League play. Mrs Stone opens with one spade, Mrs Bailey weighs no strong heart bid, and Mrs Smith opens fourth seat with one spade following the rule of opening the higher ranking five card suit. The piece notes modern theory against weak two bids, and that one spade proved decisive, yielding an excellent score in rubber and match formats.
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Champaign- Urbana
Mrs. Smith
Bridge bidding puzzle in English about two hearts response
A partner opens Pass and the hand shows no five card suits. The responder holds two hearts and a lot of 2 high cards. The partner bids two Spades. Determine the best action now in this advance bidding scenario.
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Eng
Pasa South
TY Day
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature‑ Puzzle Word List
A dense list of vocabulary clues with multiple numbered entries and cryptic hints across categories. The compilation includes common terms like Aquatic carnivore, Fork prong, Ocean vessel, Pillar, Expanse of life terms, and several archaic or abbreviated forms.
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Ireland
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