Heart Fund Drive Education and Appeal in Baytown
The Houston-Harris County Heart Association launches a twofold drive to fund medical research at Texas Medical Center and educate the public on heart disease. Ralph Kunz and Mrs Thad Johnson lead volunteers in Baytown with Heart Sunday house visits and business donations, urging continued community support year round. A Boston cardiologist will visit organizations with films, and former President Eisenhower voices the need for active public participation in combatting cardiovascular disease.
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Houston-Harris County Heart Association
Houston-Harris County Heart Fund
Texas Medical Center
Houston
Ralph Kunz
Thad Johnson
Baytown
Heart
Heart Association
Dwight Eisenhower
American Heart Association
The
Woodrow Wilson
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A curious NEA feature presents a word puzzle style field with multiple clues across and down. It hints at verbal exercises, allegorical and aesopian themes, and includes wordplay related to colors, languages, and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterworld
Guido
France
Baytown Sun staff and policy notes from newspaper masthead
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor Fred Hartman and other top staff including Bill Hartman as editor and publisher, John Wadley as general manager, Beulah Mae Jackson as managing editor, and Paul Purman as assistant to the publisher. It notes office address at 1201 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, with subscription rates and mail restrictions under the 1879 act. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, with Texas representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc and Associated Press affiliation.
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Fred Hartman
Bill, Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Purman
Fubtisher
Eb, Pritchett
Resssecraseseee
Sohn, Wadley
Paul Pulman
Rae
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Prese
Associated Presa Fe
Yenia
Worrying About US Big Debt What People Grasp
Henry McLemore questions public concern over rising national debt from 320 to 337 billion dollars. He argues that numbers fail to resonate and suggests relatable measures such as bicycles or hamburger prices to convey the scale. He cites Treasury Secretary Fowler and President Johnson to illustrate the gap between numbers and everyday understanding.
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Henry McLemore
Henry H. Fowler
the Treasury
House
Ways and Mears
Johnson
Fowler
This Day In History: February 2 Highlights Across Time
On February 2 dates span anniversaries from George Washington's birth in 1732 to Pułaski’s birth in 1748 and Chopin’s birth in 1810. The record notes the Welloggbriand pact ratified in Canada 1929, a 1842 Philippines tribesman victory, a 1960s Korean air crash, a 1965 Colombia train wreck, and postwar Vietnam coalition hints.
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George Washington
Casimier Pulaski
Poland
Frederic Chopin
Frank Woolworth
Utica
Canada
Philippines
Han River
Seoul
Korea
Cali
Colombia
Maxwall Taylor
Viet Cong
South Vietnem
A&M Plans Center For Rock Properties Study
President Earl Rudder of Texas A&M University announced a center to study mechanical properties of rocks. It will focus on earth structure problems including earthquakes folding faulting and mountain building. Dr. John W. Handin named distinguished professor and director of the center.
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College Station
Texap
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m University
John W. Handin
Bible Verse Isaiah 64 6 Rendered in KJV Style
The speaker cites Isaiah 64 6 noting that all human righteousness is as filthy rags and all people fade like a leaf. It emphasizes collective uncleanliness and the transience of worldly deeds.
Washington column on CIA oversight and covert actions
In January 1966 the Senate voted 61 to 25 to bar nonmilitary senators from supervising CIA activities. The column previews future disclosures of CIA covert actions, noting operations in Singapore, Cambodia, and Costa Rica, and argues for stronger congressional oversight. It highlights historical tensions between intelligence agencies and oversight bodies.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Ankerson
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Spirit of America Services Committee
William Fulbright
D-Ark
CSA
State Department
Senate
Pursian Relations Committee
Fulbright
Armed Services
Foreign Relations Committee
Russell
Cuba
Congo
Ben Bella
Algeria
Magsaysay
Philingines
U. S
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Lee
Central Intelligence
Rusk
Cambodia
Prince Sihanouk
Costa Rica
Jose Figures
Brooklyn
Campaigining
Figures
United Fruit Company
Figueres
United States
CEA
Organization of American States
Cadmium and chromium traces linked to health facts
A medical explainer notes cadmium in body fluids may worsen high blood pressure in those predisposed and enters via soft water and certain foods while chromium levels drop with refined sugar intake, potentially raising diabetes risk. It also covers risks of air in hypodermic injections and clarifies small subcutaneous air is harmless.
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Japan
United States
Central
Africa
United States Public Health Service
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Walter C. Parkes notes that eyes are the windows of the soul and jokes that bragging about never tiring at work can render a person tiresome to friends.
A Smack Bar Bench and Home Investment Insight
A mock description of a secluded bench in Lavers Lane contrasts a homeowner's single largest investment with marital status, presenting quirky commentary on housing economics and relationships.
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Lavers’ Lane
Manikin for Life Saving Taught In County
The Cooke County Heart Association bought a Resusci Anne manikin of a 13 year old girl for use in teaching mouth to mouth resuscitation and heart massage. Several public meetings are planned to teach residents these life saving techniques.
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Gainesville, Tex
Cooke County Heart Association
Savig Tech-Sn
John Glenn Remembers Apollo 1 Tragedy Five Years On
The Houston interview with John Glenn reflects on the Apollo 1 fire that killed Gus Grissom White and Chaffee. He recalls the danger of early spaceflight, contemplates the moon goal for 1970, and notes his transition to politics and ongoing NASA consulting roles.
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Ronald Thompson Houston
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Earth
John Glenn
Air Force
Virgil LiGus
Grissom
Edward H. White T
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Glenn
Gus
U.S
Board of Inquiry
Ohio
Sleepy Hollow
Longest suspension bridges in the United States listed
The Verrazano Narrows in New York Golden Gate in San Francisco Mackinac in Michigan George Washington in New York are cited as the four longest suspension bridges in that order. Grain domestication evidence cites Jarmo Iraq around 6750 B C. Adams and Jefferson both died July 4, 1826.
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United States
Verrazano-Narrows
New York
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Mackinac
Michigan
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby present a bridge column detailing bidding ideas and play strategies with practical examples. The duo discusses common conventions, hand evaluation, and techniques to improve declarer and defender play.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Legendary bridge hand sparks debate on trumps and credit
Oswald and Jim discuss a historic seven spade contract where South misses the nine and leverages dummy ace and queen. They explore how West appears to hold four trumps, leading to a finessing sequence that yielded the jack. The conversation notes the Deschapelles and Bath coups as famous but possibly unrelated inventions.
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Oswald
South
West
Jim
Harry Fishbein
Declarer
Finnesse
East
Harry
Deschapelles
Bath
England
Bridge bidding quiz: five clubs shows zero or four aces
In the given bidding sequence West North East South 2F Pass 29 Pass 3 Pass 4NLT Pass 5a& Pass, South holds 4&3 WKIGS $K432 2K gis6. Your move after partner’s five clubs to show zero or four aces. Choose the best call now.
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M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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