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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
4
An opinion piece argues the hippie movement lacks humor and mocks its earnest quest for truth. It cites Process 67 discussions, a Cleveland conference, and a student project to computerize interests, warning that intense reformers risk sorrow without laughter.
Word puzzle list from a NEA feature appears with mixed clues including military terms and animals. Entities include Scottish terms and Russian references. The puzzle grid hints at a varied vocabulary game and exposes a sequence of word answers with numbers that may indicate letter counts or positions. The item reads like a syndicated feature segment for readers to solve in print.
The Baytown Sun lists its editorial and advertising departments with names such as Editor and Publisher General Manager and Managing Editor. It notes 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and post office box 90 with subscription rates, and mentions national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. The text includes dates, postal info, and references to staff roles and offices.
In Saigon the US Mission and South Vietnamese government reached a tentative accord to stop impounding official US cars not properly registered. About 30 official vehicles were seized along with many port trucks, causing congestion. Officials say a certificate proving official use will prevent impoundment or lead to release.
This day in history lists notable events across years. Washington delivered the first annual presidential message in 1790. Isaac Newton was born in 1642. Utah joined the Union in 1896. The Rockefeller Foundation announced yellow fever eradication in 1921. The Nazis ordered military training for German children in 1936. MacArthur invited educators to help rebuild Japan in 1946. Burma gained independence in 1948.
Tulsa AP reports U S crude and lease condensate averaged 8 810 000 barrels per day in 1967, up from 8 295 000 in 1966, marking the seventh consecutive yearly gain. Louisiana rose to 2 116 000, Texas to 3 066 000, California to 40 000, Oklahoma to 632 000, Alaska to about 1 000, with Wyoming and New Mexico showing small gains. Last week Louisiana 2 190 500, Texas 3 076 325, Oklahoma 624 245, New Mexico 351 400, all with minor changes.
A short Bible verse in the King James style urging believers to remain in the love of God and to seek the mercy of Jesus Christ for eternal life, citing Jude 1 21.
The Justice Department adopts a new slogan: One Civil Right, One Ranger. The phrase frames the department’s stance in civil rights enforcement and law enforcement coordination under Wick Fowler’s publication context.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports President Johnson endured extreme weariness on a four day world tour. He pressed on amid a private bedroom in a split aircraft, kept working between Melbourne and Darwin, and met leaders in Canberra and Bangkok as fatigue surfaced at Korat with officers.
The doctor explains how to donate a body to medical or dental schools for teaching and research. See state laws on intra state shipment, wallet cards from schools, and possible eye donation to an eye bank. He notes autopsies and prior operations affect usefulness and urges careful consent by survivors. Wayne G Brandsted offers to address general questions in future columns.
The earliest preserved star list named and brightness ranked about 2,000 years ago by Ptolemy, listing roughly 1,000 stars. The 25th Amendment adopted February 11, 1967, Nevada as 38th state ratifies. Olympic motto Swifter Higher Stronger.
A devotional call asks to clothe belief in Sunday faith as it steps into Monday life. It pleads for vision to move through daily streets, guiding dreams to humanity and translating thoughts into concrete action.
AP Special Report outlines Arthur M. Okun's push for annual minor tax adjustments to stabilize prices and wages, with tax cuts during slumps and small rises during booms. The idea faces Congress resistance, as Ackley and Duesenberry back frequent changes, while public understanding remains a hurdle.
In a New York City mixed pair Sally Johnson sits East and Oswald Jacoby West. A three no trump contract by South fails after Jacoby’s key diamond play and Johnson covering the queen, with the defense hinging on precise cooperation and timing.
In the auction West North East South opens with a pass sequence then 29 Pass Pass 2a. You hold AZ WIS K109545 BIS42. The suggested action is Pass, as partner must defend two spades with a singleton. West doubles, North and East pass. The puzzle asks for the best action now and promises the answer tomorrow.
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