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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1967
Page
4
This feature examines four top players in a bridge hand puzzle. The West player opens three spades while vulnerable, East misleads with a bold bid, and South saves in diamonds. The column teases where to push for a slam and how partners should interpret single‑round force bids.
Word power themed NEA feature cites across clues such as Ben 5 Da ye John Peel and Night Ladies. Includes entries like 42 Swangenut 13 Mountain bomb with several Latin and Greek references and multiple clue fragments toward a large crossword style puzzle.
Entertainer George Jessel reported a burglary at his Henry Hudson hotel suite in Midtown Manhattan. Thieves took jewelry, clothing, and a wrist watch presented by General Omar Bradley. Police were informed Thursday night.
A New York seminar features a veteran journalist who stresses daily column ideas come from constant searching. He urges reporters to ask questions and learn from editors, noting accuracy and all material as grist for the mill. He quips about deadlines, warlike inspiration, and never running out of topics.
Baytown Sun newspaper masthead lists editor and publisher roles, general manager, managing editor, and advertising department staff. It notes second class matter filing, office address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, and subscription rates with mail and carrier options. It also states Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
Joplin Missouri AP report says Fannon Kanan manager of the Hollywood Inn found two guests using identical credit cards. Both registered as C. E. Rasmussen of Euless Texas with similar cars, one Texas and one Wisconsin plate. Rasmussen said his card was replaced after loss, suggesting the other man found the card and checked in the same night. It couldn't happen in a million years, Kanan said.
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