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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
12
Editorial lauds Red Cross work in 1965-66, detailing increased service to service members and families, disaster relief including Hurricane Betsy, and a record $120.8 million spend. It urges local volunteering and support, noting 84,000 servicemen monthly and 141,400 home-front services.
Red Cross courses for nurse aides open to Baytown residents at Ben Taub General Hospital in Houston begin January 16 and 17. Twenty classroom and twenty clinical hours are required for certification. the program trains volunteer aides, not paid staff. Night classes run 7 to 10 p.m. January 16, and morning sessions 9 a.m. to noon January 17 at the Houston Harris County Red Cross Chapter House. Applicants must be 18 or older with a high school education. both men and women may apply. Also notes Mint director Eva Adams says halfdollars will circulate again and 200 million will be minted this year.
A compact puzzle list linking terms from German bacteriology to poetic phrases and historic figures. It pairs clues with varied domains, including medicine, law, geography, myth, and literature, inviting crossword style connections across eras and regions.
Baytown Sun weekly staff and office information including editors general manager and advertising departments. Official publication details list address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal box 90 and 77570. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail readers. Associated press rights and publication statement appear in the masthead.
New York columnist offers tongue in cheek advice on ordering After-Christmas cards for 1967 to cheer creditors. He suggests humorous verses and mock hardship scenes with family photos and rags, plus playful decor ideas and postpaid card jokes to soften bill notices.
Today marks multiple historical notes from 1861 to 1987 including the Star of the West engagement at Charleston Fort Sumter, Connecticut’s 1788 Constitution ratification, 1793 balloon ascent in Philadelphia, 1816 Davy lamp use, 1861 Confederate secession, 1945 Luzon invasion, and brief political items from 1967 to 1986.
A biblical verse notes that a virgin will conceive and bear a son named Emmanuel, interpreted as God with us, from Matthew 1 23 in a traditional Christian framing.
Washington column reports Sen. Thomas J. Dodd faces Senate investigation for probably violating two federal laws. He allegedly deposited campaign funds into personal accounts and did not declare as income, and he accepted money and gifts from contractors he assisted. The case centers on Mite Corp. of New Haven and its president Robert J. Blinken, who allegedly paid cash to Dodd and gifted other contributors, with Dodd seeking favorable contracts and repeatedly lobbying the Navy and White House.
Wayne G Brandstadt advises mothers on managing older children who hit a younger sibling. Emphasize continued love, avoid shaming, and foster responsibility, with psychologist help if jealousy spirals. Also answers about antibiotic use for colds noting viruses resist antibiotics and reserve for serious illnesses.
AP Special Report outlines a pivotal House decision next Monday as Democrats debate keeping or discarding the 21 day rule. The rule limits the Rules Committee in blocking legislation, with potential impact on Kennedy era programs and party strategy under new leadership in the 85th Congress.
Bridge article centers on North South bidding and a 6NT slam attempt. It mentions Don von Elsner of Hilo creating Jason Winkman, a bridge player author, and outlines Winkman’s Michaels cue bid and Blackwood usage. A diamond lead disrupts his slam plan, leaving South vulnerable to a successful reallocation and a witty correction for the reader.
A partnership faces a bidding sequence with Pass and a three spade response. You hold ten points in support of spades and must decide the best call after partner opens and your side has just heard three spades. Analyze standard bridge ethics and balance.
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