Kindness as antidote to cruelty urged by club leader
An editorial promotes kindness as a powerful remedy against animal cruelty and urges adults to teach children merciful conduct. It cites birds helping humans, notes legal protections for birds, and credits Albert Schweitzer as inspiration for humane work. The piece calls for integrating kindness into education and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugt
John Flema
Ilegal
Kindness Club
National Humane Center
Waterford
Fleming
Albert Schweitzer
Copy Cats Zero Defects spreads from Marlin to Soviet era
The first Zero Defects program aimed at flawless output began with the Marlin Company in 1962 and has since spread globally. Italy calls it Zero Defetts, West Germany Alles ohne Fehler, and the Soviet Union adopted the Saratov Method, though Soviets do not claim origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Company
Italy
West Germany
Alles Ohne Fehler
Armed Forces Management Magazine
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Marine Admired Gen Patton by George C. Scott
New York AP interview with actor George C. Scott, star of Patton, discussing Patton as a complex figure and his own career. Scott, a former Marine sergeant, explains his aim to avoid clichés and portray Patton’s multi faceted humanity while acknowledging his controversial life and pursuit of distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
George 5
Patton
George C. Scott
France
Scott
IPN
Laughing Academy
Special Dental Care For Stroke Victims
Special oral care for stroke patients is needed as muscle control and sensation in the mouth can be impaired. Brushing and rinsing after meals, keeping dentures moist, and regular denture checks are advised. Diet should accommodate reduced mouth sensation and denture wearers may have altered taste and bite perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assay
Student voices spark policy debate on school disruptions
A Baytown Sun reader questions why students were not involved in shaping school board policies on disruptions and demonstrations. He argues students understand the issues locally and warns the board may be limiting civic participation. A Lamar Tech students group adds praise for Jim Kyle's columns and sports highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
School
Baytown
Don Skrabanek
Jones Road
Highlands
The
San
Lamarr Tech
Beaumont
Baytown Sun Daily
Jim Kyle
Kyle
Four youths praised for skill and wisdom in scriptures
A biblical reflection credits God with granting learning and skill to four youths, including Daniel who excelled in visions and dreams, alongside a note from George William Curtis on the importance of skilled sailing over the vessel itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Daniel
Daddario Mistake Tied to Notorious Connecticut Mobster
Washington column recalls how Congressman Emilio Daddario sponsored a 1961 bill to grant permanent residence to Philip Barrese, a notorious mobster linked to Cosa Nostra, after being misled by political cronies. Daddario withdrew the bill once warned by the Immigration Service and records showed Barrese’s criminal history. The episode highlights reliance on trusted aides and the need for due diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Connecticut
Emilio Daddario
New England
Daddario
House Judiciary Committee
Philip Barrese
Dodd
Congress
Justice Department
Barrese
Hartford City
John “Bud” Mahon
Morris “Mushky” Salow
Mahon
Immigration Service
Judiciary Committee
Federal District Court
Hartford
George Silvester
Cain
Silvester
Draft lottery ends uncertainty for Nixon era
President Nixon signs a new draft lottery law promising reduced suspense for the younger generation. He acknowledges inequities will remain while some men serve and others do not, but the one year reduction aims to ease the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Baytown Sun Advertisers and Staff Listing
Editorial staff and management details for The Baytown Sun including editor Preston Pendergrass associate editor Johnella Boynton and publisher Hartman plus advertising director Dwight Mandy. Publisher information notes Baytown Texas office address 1801 Memorial Drive and post office box 96 with subscription rates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wlartman
Bul Hartman
John Wadley
Septs Sys
Tesseeooa
Ann. Pritchett
Texas
Associated Press
Maner Perea Abalba
Bridge One Way to Top Two Losing Lines By Oswald
The article reviews a bridge hand where South finds two losing lines in a 2NT contract. Most declarers ducked hearts. spade finesses and diamond attacks failed. The optimal line is to lead the king of clubs after winning the second heart, allowing three clubs and two top tricks in each other suit, with risk if West holds A Q of clubs and five hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle about two hearts over one spade
In a VECARD puzzle, South opens 1 Spade and partner raises to 2 Hearts. With you as responder lacking interest in a slam, the question asks what to bid after partner overcalls two hearts instead of three diamonds. The hint implies evaluating the contract and best alternatives for the responder.
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across the Puzzle Grid
A mixed list of crossword style clues appears with scattered solvable items and garbled fragments. Among readable entries are references to coins, anatomy, Greek terms, and common words, suggesting a cryptic or educational vocabulary puzzle.
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Gen. Patton
20Th Century-Fox
U.S. 3Rd Army
de. Lawrence
George William Curtis
Barrose
Mahan
Treasury Department
Cosa Nostra
Carmine Galante
John
Big John" Ormento
John “Johnny Roberts
Robilotto
Brooklyn
Joe Valachi
Carlo Gambino
Salow
Salon
Che Baytown Sir
Oswald
James Jacoby
EAST
Abi
Vecard Sendche
Numismatis Boys
Oklahoma
Seth
Bib
Asownet Strea
California
Newspaper Enterprise
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