Editorial: Attitude in U S Is Anti French
An editorial argues anti French sentiment is rising in the United States fueled by Vietnam war tensions De Gaulle's comments and NATO stance It cautions against boycotts over debt claims noting mutual history and warns against souring long standing friendship between the two nations
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Vietnam
de Gaulle
Ft. Knox
France
Europe
NATO
Britain
America
Sun
Never burn down the house to kill the mice proverb
The piece recalls a Vietnam War proverb in response to President Johnson’s “riding the tiger” remark. It notes the tiger’s long claws as U S forces strike Hue and Saigon, threaten Ben Tre, and create thousands of civilian refugees, arguing against such tactics.
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Johnson
Hue
Saigon
Ben Tre
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle
A concise NEA word power feature presents a puzzle challenge with prompts and clues. It invites readers to test vocabulary skills and enjoy a quick mental workout in a classic newspaper puzzle style.
Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including Fred Hartman editor and publisher, Bill Hartman general manager, Beulah Mae Jackson business manager, Paul Putman publisher assistant, Ann B. Pritchett office manager, Preston Pendergrass managing editor, Henry Holcomb assistant managing editor, Corrie Laughlin advertising, Dwight Moody retail and classifieds. It notes second class matter status and publishing schedule, with pricing and mailing details.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Rt Ee Creee
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Corrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pres
A Third House of Rulers
A historical overview explains the Third House of Congress the nonconstitutional conference committee that bridges the House and Senate. It sits between chambers in the Old Supreme Court chamber and settles disagreements to produce final legislation.
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50 States
House
Congress
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Third House
Senate
Harmony House
Capitol
Supreme Court
Committee On Conference
Conference Committee
White House
Clarence Cannon
U.S
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Senate Appropriations Committee
Barbs by Phil Pastoret in Unmarked Debate
Phil Pastoret offers sharp rebuttals in a readable column aimed at a critic of unmarked approaches. His lines critique the objector’s stance with concise barbs, reflecting a lively, opinionated newspaper voice.
Ad Men Test Watches On Strapped Devices Question Faith
A fragment quotes police vehicles examining fenders and questions testing watches on the wrist. A biblical reply from Luke 8 21 is cited: My mother and my brethren are these which hear the word of God and do it. The verse underscores obedience.
Powell Conviction May Strain Race Relations in U S
Washington column outlines potential Powell conviction impact on race relations, cites past kickback cases involving Bramblett and Thomas, notes unequal treatment with Sen Dodd, discusses FBI probes, Pueblo affair diplomacy, and House hearing reforms while contrasting Hoover and Clark on police training bills.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
United States
Harlem Globetrotter
House Education and Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Powell
Yvette Flores Powell
Puerto Rico
Ernest Bramblett
R-Calif
Supreme Court of the
U.S
Brambiett
Parnell Thomas
R-N.j
House Un-American Activities Committee
Facial deformation treated with liquid silicon implants
A doctor from the University of Chicago reports success using liquid silicon injections to reshape facial depressions from accidents, cancer surgery, or natural deformities. The treatment can mimic soft or hard tissue by adjusting catalyst, but injections cause brief irritation lasting a few days.
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Robert G. Calderwood
University of Chicago
Calderwood
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
First State Delaware earns title by ratifying Constitution
Delaware became the first of the original 13 states to ratify the Constitution on December 7, 1787 preserving its status as the First State and symbolically leading inaugurations. Trees appeared on Earth about 300 million years ago in the Devonian Period, according to geologists.
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Trish
Delaware
Congress
Earth
Democratic Campaign Woes Shadow Johnson Reelection bid
AP Special Report notes party machinery flaws in large states threaten Johnson campaign. Despite full coffers and rebuilt staff, Democrats face splits in New Jersey Texas Illinois and California Michigan Ohio and New York. Senate fight in Ohio and Javits race in New York loom large as Dirksen pursues fourth term.
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Carl P. Leabsdori
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Democratic Party
Johnson
National Committee
Citizens For Johnson-Humphrey
Washington
Temes H. Rowe Jr
Newersey
Texas
Illinois
New Jersey
John B Connally
Tinois
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Vietnam
Otte Kerner
Sargent Shriver
Adlai E. Stevenson
Michigan
George Romney
Zolten Feverey
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
John J. Gilligan
New York
Jacob Tx. Javits
Bridge Hand With Jacoby and a Classic Squeeze
The column recalls a November bridge hand featuring a diamond opening and a famous squeeze. It notes North’s initial six diamonds vs three spades and explains how the actual play would differ if West led clubs. Readers pointed out the squeeze was elegant yet unnecessary, and the column author apologizes for any missed replies.
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North
West
South
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge puzzle asks what to bid with given hand
In a dealer's hand with PAH QIT6S WAZ2 75 HS the question asks what bid is correct. The column notes that four spades may be pessimistic but sometimes best against percentages. Answer appears Monday.
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Steward Udall
California
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Dean Rusk
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