States Foes In His Baytown Visit Emphasize States Rights
Editorial notes Speaker of the House Ben Barnes argues states must tackle major issues such as mass transportation housing crime water resources and pollution to avoid federal intervention. He predicts Texas will see record growth but warns without stronger state action blame falls on states themselves and calls for a more active state government.
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Baytown
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Texas
Equal Under Law and Civil Unrest in Ohio
Black power advocates say law enforcement is biased yet the Ohio Legislature recently granted city authorities new powers to handle civil disturbances. A Cleveland area mayor activated the measure not against Black residents but to quell a violent clash between rival church factions in a white suburb.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Hough
Heart Fund Campaign ties St Valentine day to heart health
Heart Gift St Valentine’s Day falls on February 14 and marks the midpoint of American Heart Month and the 1968 Heart Fund Campaign. The Houston-Harris County Heart Association invites gifts to support research education and community heart programs. Give so more will live.
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Heart Fund
Houston - Harris County Heart Association
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Crossword style word list item entries appearing as a feature with clues and answers. Includes terms like shrub Cara Get up Brads Express disagreement Greek letter Invisible substance Dogma Cuban patriot 1835 1895 Worship Fly Roman numeral one Regulation Precious stone Shirt and part of play Biblical Hercules Reader Preposition Waiters gratuities Clergyman Wild celebration Pale Poetic contraction Of punishment Aromatic substance Mountain nymphs Vended Entangle de France Arboreal home Feminine nickname Ransacked Public speaker Drink slowly Extrasensory perception Hottentot villages Concerted Appears Small island Before Poetic genre Roman empire
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Baytown Sun Staff and Postal Details Displayed
Baytown Sun masthead lists editor publisher and staff roles including editor Beulah Mae Jackson and Fred Hartman. Publication details show afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 Baytown 77520. Rates shown include 1.75 monthly and 21 per year with 10 cent single copy. post office stamp notes and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives.
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Dwight Moody
Corvie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Erwin
Johnson’s Foreign Policy Posture On Pueblo Hijacking
President Johnson presses diplomatic channels to secure release of the hijacked Pueblo as Congress and governors scold a timid response. He argues Vietnam dominates anger and warns against reckless acts while reflecting on U S credibility and the need to choose between escalation or withdrawal. De Gaulle’s Algerian era confession is cited to illustrate saving face.
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Johnson
North Korea
Capitol
State Department
Pueblo
Vietnam
Viettnam
Ted Kennedy
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Asia
de Gaulle
This Day In History February 5, 1968
This day in history highlights events from 1937 to 1968 including Roosevelt's court-packing proposal starting a bitter controversy, Sweden recognizing U S independence in 1783, 1790 first lawyers before the Supreme Court, Bernadotte becoming Charles XXIV in 1818, Mexico as a 28-state federated republic in 1917, Wilson burial in Washington in 1924, Truman seizing tugboat companies in 1946, Nasser becoming president in 1956, Kennedy's mental health plan in 1963, and a large anti Russian demonstration at Beijing airport in 1968.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Sweden
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte
Charles XXIV
Norway
Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Harry S Truman
New York Harbor
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Peking
Bible Verse There Is No Peace to the Wicked
A short biblical line from Isaiah 57:21 proclaims that there is no peace for the wicked, reflecting a moral judgment on sinful conduct.
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Washington Merry Round Reassessment of U S Vietnam Policy
Washington column recounts Iraqi distrust in South Vietnam toward the United States, noting Vietnamese hostility to U S troops and influence on Saigon politics. It links Korean War era diplomacy to South Vietnam, cites Eisenhower and Johnson warnings, and mentions a December congressional junket to Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Saigon
U.S
Defense McNamara
South Vietam
United States
George Ball
South Vietnam
Johnson
Eisenhower
China
Seattle
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Harry Truman
House Public Works
Puerto Rico
George Fallon
Kenneth Gray
John Kluczynski
James Howard
N.J
William Harsha
Ohio
Fallon
Caribe
St Thomas
Virgin Islands
Congress
Well Child Safety Seats Need Real Crash Protection
Doctors warn many infant car seats are flimsy and not securely fastened, risking injury or ejection in crashes. Safer seats anchored firmly, rear seating preferred, can free a child in two seconds after a crash. Also answers on vitamins, scar masking, and a Rh incompatibility question from readers.
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Physicians For Automotive Safety
Quick Quiz Q and A on paper clues and sports
A reader quiz lists foolscap paper name origin from a watermark of a fool s cap and belis. It notes up to five solar eclipses can occur in a year with two to four usual. It defines chronophobia as a fear of breaking clocks and answers that the Stanley Cup is awarded in ice hockey.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
False Teeth Stolen While Awaiting Repair
Kansas City. Behind E. Petrich had his mother's dentures repaired at a dentist and found them missing from the glove compartment of his car. The pink plastic denture case influenced the thief to think coins were inside.
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Kansas City
Kan
E. Petrich
Petrich
Trains and unions move toward new era of peace
AP reports railroads and 600000 workers aim for improved labor relations after recent health and job protection pacts. a joint committee may meet three railroad presidents to ease disputes, though some leaders warn that compulsory arbitration and court battles may still arise. leaders note past wage deals and strikes shaped by federal laws.
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Washington
G. E. Leighty
Association of American Railroads
White House
Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Association
C. L. Dennis
Brotherhood of
Railway and
Airline Clerks
Great Northern System
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
International Association of Machinists
Siemiller
Congress
Bridge Immortals Highlight Jacoby Play Reminiscence
In a discussion of Victor Moliero's collection of 35 bridge legends Oswald and Jim recount Avarelli’s notable safety play against a club opening. Avarelli avoids overtricks by allowing East the first club, ruffing high in dummy, drawing trumps, and sacrificing a finesse to queen of diamonds to secure the contract and preserve International Match Points.
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Jim
Victor Molio
Oswald
Jacobus
Mary Zita
Judy
Victor
Walter Avarelli
Italy
Avarelli
East
Queen of Diamonds
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle: two notrump to three NT response
In a four and one no trump sequence with a passed hand, the question asks what bid follows South’s two notrump and partner’s raise to three no trump. The article implies a solution to the bidding problem and promises the answer tomorrow.
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