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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1968
Page
4
WBTV Charlotte faced a public admission of error about a “Question of the Day” poll. It revealed votes on days when no question existed, then took the poll off the air. The station earned respect for courage and responsibility, urging scrutiny to ensure polls don’t mislead the public.
Life scientists architects and psychiatrists warn about vertigo aversion to sunlight and other syndromes among residents of glass penthouses. Guests at cocktail parties feel giddiness near floor to ceiling windows and seek dark walls as experts blame excessive glass for lightheadedness.
Puzzle style word play lists multiple clues across and down including car terms and names. It appears as a mixed word puzzle page with scattered cryptic style definitions and filler. The readable fragments show clues such as Dont drive after having this and Titault, with several unrelated entries passing in and out.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors and staff including editor and publisher Che Baytoum, general manager dongs nek, Beulah Mae Jackson business manager, Paul Putman assistant to the publisher, Mae, Ann B. Pritchett, Fred Hartman, Bil Hartman, John Wadley, Preston Pendergrass, Henry Holcomb, Dwight Moody advertising chief with retail manager, and An address at 1301 Memoris Drive Baytown Texas. It is a second class matter publication entered at Baytown Post Office under March 3 1879 act and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with P.O. Box 90 77526. Subscriptions by carrier 1.75 per month 21.00 per year single copy 10 cents. Represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc.
Paul Harvey argues that progress comes from those who lead by example. From Bannister and Landy breaking barriers to medical feats and civil rights actions, individuals must move forward to inspire nations. The piece urges personal responsibility to restore Americanism and set a positive worldwide example.
A Bars column satirically advises planning a week ahead to please the boss with schedule changes. It jokes that a Wall Street wolf is a financier in stocks and blondes and notes rising costs from preschool bills as parents seek cheaper pastimes.
Washington column details a feud between J Edgar Hoover and former FBI aide Quinn Tamm now head of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Tamm opposes centralizing police training under the FBI and criticizes its political actions, prompting Hoover to lobby against him. The IACP backed Tamm, while Attorney General Ramsey Clark intervened, and the clash shapes Capitol Hill lobbying over crime bills as Congress eyes adjournment.
The 23rd Amendment, ratified in 1961, grants District of Columbia residents the right to vote only in national presidential elections, a narrow voting privilege tied to the U S capital. The Chronicle Plays are Shakespeare’s histories of English kings and their reigns. Robert College in Turkey, founded in 1865, is the oldest American college abroad.
A dental health column debunks mouthwash as a lasting fix for bad breath. It notes no rinse overcomes BB for more than minutes and that true relief comes from treating underlying dental or medical issues. Mouthwash aids hygiene and breath taste temporarily, with persistent breath problems usually from lungs, stomach, sinuses, or gums.
Verse references Romans stating that Jesus was delivered for our offenses and raised again for our justification, summarizing core Christian teaching on salvation and forgiveness.
AP Special Report on George Wallace seeking the presidency as a third party candidate. Wallace denies a white backlash while arguing against big federal government. He comments on school segregation, states rights, and appointing judges if elected, amid clashes with civil rights laws and HEW.
Norman Kay, lifelong stock broker and weekend bridge devotee, notes how his wife became a life master and won the Masters Mixed Pair with Edgar Kaplan. He recounts a laydown four spades hand, outlining expert play to avoid giving West the lead, including ruffing clubs and leveraging a 3-2 diamond break to reach dummy and dispose hearts.
South must evaluate the auction and responder’s sequence to determine the best call. Facing a complex transfer style and ambiguous signals, the right move is to seek clarity or push for a safe contract based on partner’s likely holdings and the missing strength in the suit.
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