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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues that divorce is common and sometimes beneficial and urges society to create divorce counseling to aid those ending marriages. Citing a 1965 midwestern count survey, Hunt suggests public support and policy change could reduce misery and improve outcomes in second marriages.
Ford Motor Company launches a four level aid plan to Colombia aiming to raise farming efficiency. The program funds four fully paid Michigan State University scholarships and loans tractors to training institutions. Mobile training vans and teaching aids will reach Colombian schools. If successful, expansion to other Latin countries follows.
A scrambled word power puzzle from an NEA feature listing many clues and partial answers across diverse topics. It includes numeric hints, cross references, and assorted definitions for a wide range of words and phrases.
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 13901 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with second class matter status at the local post office. Editorial leadership includes Editor and Publisher General Manager Beulah Mae Jackson and Managing Editor Mabasetns with assistants Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett and John Wadley. Advertising department led by John Wadley with Corrie Laughlin as national manager. Subscription rates list 1.75 monthly or 21.00 yearly and 10 cents for a single copy.
President Johnson, reemerging from quiet months, delivers a lengthy State of the Union packed with proposals across domestic policy. He speaks firmly on crime, poverty, police reform, education, and increased federal aid while avoiding major new entanglements, signaling plans to push Congress on multiple fronts.
On January 14 1967 the day marks Roald Amundsen arriving at the Bay of Whales and later discovering the South Pole in Antarctica The entry also notes historical highlights from 1184 1814 1858 1942 1943 ten years ago five years ago and one year ago including American Revolution end Greece or not and UN bond discussions involving Kennedy Aiken Humphrey Kosygin and India signals.
Washington coverage details Tom Dodd's embattled ethics probe and his high powered legal defense. Sonnett argues lack of jurisdiction over campaign expenditures while ethics committee asserted authority. contrast with Powell and Baker cases and debates on committee reach.
A dental health column stresses early care for baby teeth to prevent crowded or crooked permanent teeth. Regular brushing with fluoride, annual tin fluoride applications, and community water fluoridation are advised, plus dentist visits starting at age two. The piece also notes the dangers of decay and loss of baby teeth and the lifelong impact on chewing and eating.
Sherman Adams, longtime Eisenhower aide and former New Hampshire governor, was discharged from Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire a week after surgery for an undisclosed ailment. The 68 year old underwent his second operation since August 1965, though officials said the illnesses were unrelated. Adams served as Eisenhower's special assistant from 1953 to 1958.
U Thant and President Johnson agree that ending the Vietnam war could unlock vast economic and social aid for Southeast Asia, but they diverge on how to stop the fighting. Thant promotes a three point plan with an immediate halt to bombing, gradual deescalation, and Viet Cong participation. The United States pushes for a peace sign from North Vietnam and uses the Goldberg appeal as leverage. Thant was to respond publicly next week after circulating a Security Council document.
In Chattanooga two men share the name States Rights Finley and Col States Rights Jones of the Marine Corps. They met in Chattanooga after nearly twenty two years of correspondence. Finley is named for his ancestor Gen States Rights Gist who died at the Battle of Franklin in 1864.
West faces a difficult hand in today's bridge column. The article details bidding and play decisions including a 3 clubs start, a six heart slam, and a crucial club lead that altered the outcome. It presents two hands with West and South decisions and concludes with a sample question about the correct bid in a similar position.
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