Schools Must Not Make Education The Primary Goal
An editorial cites James Coleman of Johns Hopkins arguing schools should not mainly teach information. He urges giving students responsible action and even educational vouchers, with Texarkana’s Dorset program testing private education roles under federal support. He says schools remain home base for managing information and developing skills.
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Sisa
James S. Coleman
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Coleman
Texarkana
Ark
Ior
Texas
Dorset Educational Systems, Inc
Norman
Okla
Dental Health Centers Provide Retirement Dentistry
Dear reader, this column discusses locating retirement friendly dental care. It notes dentists per capita vary, favors proximity to urban centers or university medical health centers, and explains why comprehensive dental services near home improve health and longevity for seniors. It encourages questions for Dr Lawrence.
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DR. Lawrence
Laeally
Eale
United States
Mississippi
New York
Mewspaper Enterprise Ass
Lawrence
End of an Era as U S Army Cavalry Horse Dies
The bay gelding Chief, last U S Cavalry horse on Army rolls, died in 1968 at Fort Riley Kansas at age 36. An elaborate funeral marked the end of an era in military tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Saturnalia festival echoed holiday kindness and gifts
The World Almanac notes Saturnalia began as a harvest festival and celebrated a period under Saturn when brotherhood reigned. It provided a holiday from public business and fostered sincere kindness, good will, and gift giving.
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Satan
World Almanac
Agnew and Media Bias Spars Over News Framing
Baytown Sun columnist notes Spiro Agnew’s critique of television news bias. He argues reporters and cameramen subtly shape coverage, blurring lines between reporting and opinion. The piece discusses editorial pages offering diverse views and the pressure politicians face from a controlling press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Wus
New York
Washington
Allan Drury
Drury
Inquest on Chappaquiddick case may not halt Kennedy probe
Washington columnist notes the Chappaquiddick inquest may not end proceedings against Sen. Ted Kennedy. If verdict is inconclusive, Dukes County grand jury could review for other violations. Report covers alleged mishandling, potential perjury, and requests for a no holds barred probe. Also mentions Nixon consumer program debate and Republican reactions.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Dukes County
Mass
Mary
Chappaquiddick Island
Leslie Leland
Massachusettes
Robert Quinn
Leland
Edmund Dinis
Walter Steele
Kennedy
Edgartown
Rich Worth
Steele
Tou Kennedy
Richard McCarron
Dinis
Hul
Chappaquiddick
Sen. Kennedy
Joe Gargan
Mary Jo
Jamies A. Boyie Yin
Rosemary Keogh
Susan Tannebaum
Gargan
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
White House
California
Bob Wilson
New Hampshire
Norris Catton
Senate Commerce Committee
Baytown Sun Masthead and publisher details
Editorial and advertising staff listings for The Baytown Sun Inc printed at 811301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with editors Preston Pendergrass Johrella Boynton and others. Rates and mailing details given. Baytown Texas affiliate and Associated Press member notice included.
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Fred Hartman
Hill Hartman
John Wadley
B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johrella Boynton
Advertising Department
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R.J. Grimes
Act of Congre
Ruiay
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Aces Win Grand Slam In Grange Club System
In a Dallas Aces victory, Bobby Wolff and Jim Jacoby employ the Orange Club style. West opens preemptively with two spades, Jim doubles, later six hearts is reached. Bobby leads hearts and diamonds, secures all tricks after careful play. Grange Club system praised as expert-use design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Wolff
Jim Jacoby
West
Jim
Bobby
Dummy
Dallas Aces
Queen of Hearts
Robby
Walsh
Aces
Azsn
Bid decision in a quirky six-diamond contract puzzle
A bridge bidding puzzle describes West North South and You, South in a misfiring auction starting with passes and a four no trump raise then a six diamond bid. The partner’s response is unclear and the task asks what the responder should bid next. The text is garbled and contains many nonstandard spellings and missing context.
Fruitful Across 55 Harden as cement and more
Puzzle clues mix across and down entries for a vintage style word game. Includes fruit names, measurements, and definitions such as globe fruit, drupe, social insects, Scottish sail yard, heavenly bodies, and other varied hints. Answers span languages and regions, with references to minerals, fabrics, and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Borman
Scottish Sail Yard
Heavenly Bodies
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McGraw-Hill
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Latin America
Brazil
Guyana
Newspaper Enterprise Asociation
Kopechne
Grand Jury
Reccss
Che Baytiwn
ENT
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TNE
Associated Press
Ute
Orden
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Wisis
Vecard Sensche
Tadas Questic
Antwerp
Indiana
Petty Quarrel
Iga
Als Palmers
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