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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
6
An amused man observes supermarket chaos reshaping his view of driving. He notes shoppers outrun signals, slow, block, and swerve while weighing costs per ounce and delaying checkout. The piece concludes that women would avoid such highway theatrics, too.
Communist rulers concede cars may stay in Russia and factories will run at full pace. Vehicle output could climb from about 90,000 now to a million or more by the early 1970s. Roads remain inadequate to handle the traffic surge, and a future Sunday drive could test Soviet mobility against American know-how.
A dense word puzzle feature listing across and down clues with multiple hints. Includes references to cities rivers fauna and various definitions challenging vocabulary knowledge and crossword solving skills.
Baytown Sun imprint lists editor and publisher roles, advertising department staff, and office management. inclusion of corporate address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 77520. standard newspaper masthead and affiliation statements with Associated Press rights and republication notes.
Public essay argues modern churches fail to inspire youth and blame secular trends for moral decline. It contrasts church attendance with rising interest in Eastern spirituality and Buddhism, warns against overthrowing absolutes, and predicts a return to faith after societal chaos.
This day marks the first session of the United States Supreme Court in 1790 in New York City and notable events from 1861 secession of Texas to 1968 current events including the University of Alabama integration and the UAR fusion of Egypt and Syria.
AP analyzes President Johnson's 1969 budget, linking higher outlays to life and death issues. Per capita figures illustrate vast spending on job training, natural resources, housing, foreign aid, space, education, veterans, debt, and defense, signaling a shift toward security and welfare in a growing federal role.
The article outlines in hospital care during the first six to eight weeks after a coronary occlusion, including pain relief with morphine, oxygen for shock, sedatives for restlessness, and rhythm drugs for irregular pulses. Anticoagulants are advised for three months, with ongoing monitoring via ECGs and sedimentation rate tests. It stresses managing diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol, stopping smoking, avoiding iced drinks, and a staged return to activity over four weeks with progressive walking, cycling, and swimming while avoiding breath holding or strenuous chest strain.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is to be the featured speaker February 9 in Dallas at a four state Democratic conference. Dallas County Democratic Chairman Joe Rich said a cabinet member will attend and speak at the February 9 luncheon, with Gov. John Connally also attending the breakfast. The gathering includes party leaders from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Arkansas and will be addressed by National Democratic chairman John Bailey and others.
FBI adds 26 year old Robert Leon McCain to the ten most wanted list. He is linked to the August 8 1566 Inwood National Bank Dallas Texas holdup where a customer was killed. McCain is accused of leading a Houston armed robbery gang with 100 to 200 holdups since 1964. He has prior arrests for burglary theft destruction of private property and armed robbery.
The passage cites I Corinthians 15 4 noting that he was buried and that he rose again on the third day according to the scriptures.
New York AP column relays light miscellany from Hal Boyle on lipstick use about 40 000 barns worth per year, longevity myths, Chinese zodiac years, gravity weight quirks at poles, quotable notables, taste in foods among the educated, forgotten heroes like Edward Whymper, folklore superstitions, and a Twain quip on money.
A bridge tale contrasts a student and professor using restricted choice. The student misreads East’s heart cards and finesses wrong, going down while others who misunderstood the principle succeed. The professor explains the diamond shift and heart split show a different path to making the contract.
In a four spades bid after a sequence West North East South 24 Pass 3 Pass idle you hold A K A T S W 2 R G 6 5 4 B I S A. You should bid four spades and await developments. Tomorrow’s question asks what to do after partner bids five clubs.
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