Texas Sees Industrial Growth Surging Despite Tough Year
Texas added 319 new plants in 1970, second to a record 1969 total as Texas led the nation in growth. Texas Industrial Commission officials noted the rise despite an overall weak economy and tightening credit, with 367 plant expansions in 1970 versus higher years. Unemployment rose nationally while Texas remained above the national average, with expected layoffs in early 1971 tied to contract expirations.
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Harlem School Field Trip Fund Calendar Thanks
Nancy Neaves thanks readers for calendars and donations for Harlem School Field Trip Fund. A $60 check will go to Art Coltharp and the Harlem PTA for student field trips. The first trip will be to an art show at the Houston Lighting and Power building.
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Quick Quiz On Silver, Flies, And Legends
Questions and answers cover German silver composition as a copper zinc nickel alloy. The common housefly does not bite or sting but contaminates food by unsanitary habits. Fadda is described as Mahomet's white mule in legend.
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Fadda
Mahomet
Hoover Speaks Softly on a Fierce Image
A Washington Post style profile portrays J Edgar Hoover as a humane nervous bureaucrat behind a fearsome public image. The piece cites Hoover's private routines, fears, and guarded routines with Tolson, plus notes from reporters and a psychiatrist denial, framing Hoover as less monstrous than legends suggest.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Notices Fragment
Editorial staff and department listings, ownership details, and publication information for The Baytown Sun. Includes editor names, advertising staff, mailing address, subscription rates, and Associated Press rights notice. No local events or news outcomes.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paw Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
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P.O
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West Opens Hearts and South Blames Overbid in Four Spades
In Janesville instruction, North overbids to four spades, but three spades would have been better. South should still pursue spades, with the winning line starting hearts and clubs, then spades, discarding diamonds from dummy. West’s last diamond lead potential is neutralized by South’s play.
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Janesville
Wisconsin
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East
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South
What to do after two clubs and responder to three no trump
In bridge bidding, after West North East South opens and responds, South has a sequence leading to three no trump. The article asks what the responder should do next and offers a solution for the declarer to consider.
Vocabulary Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A dense crossword style list presents across and down clues with numbers. It includes entries like small birds onetime fuel and foreign agen 401ah, plus multiple misprints and garbled phrases requiring interpretation to solve the crossword.
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Jason
Nixon urges new era for Indian self rule and welfare reform
Baytown Sun columnist cites President Nixon calling for Indian self determination and tribal control of benefit programs. He cites historic scalping by the Crown, broken treaties, and persistent poverty while urging removal of BIA dominance and empowering tribes despite anticipated mistakes.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
George II
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Barbs by Phil Pastoret on high rates and travel choices
A satirical column notes that high prime rates persist as banks hire attractive tellers. It lampoons indecision about winter travel while expressing sympathy for those choosing between Bahamas or Hawaii. The piece is credited to Newspaper Enterprise Asia.
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Bahamas
Hawaii
Bible Verse on Justification by Grace in Christ
A short biblical verse emphasizes justification freely by grace through the redemption found in Christ Jesus, citing Romans chapter three verse twenty four.
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Christ Jesus
Severe Electric Shock Often Temporary Says Doctor
A reader asks about long term effects after an 18 year old was electrocuted on a belt. The doctor notes most severe shocks cause temporary brain effects and muscle damage but permanent illness is rare. Burns from contact are common. heart or brain injury is only with prolonged stoppage or resuscitation. Lightning can be fatal but is rarer. yearly electricity deaths at work, home, and via lightning are cited.
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Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Asst
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