Judge Mills Remembered For 51 Years Of Service
The Baytown Sun hails Judge J. W. Mills for 51 years of public service from teacher and principal to Harris County Clerk and head of the Court of Domestic Relations. His 47‑year Boy Scouts hobby and family man reputation are highlighted as lasting contributions even as he retires. Also discusses Japan facing a rice surplus with 14 million tons forecast and a subsidy bill around $825 million as farmers push for continued support.
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Jo We. Mills
Harris County
Mills
Gomsinly
Houston
Chester’ H. Bryan
Harris ‘County
J. W. Mills
Judge Mills
Allan Shivers
J.W
Boy Scouts of America
The
Baytown Sun
Japan
America
Brown Lung Disease In Textile Workers Aids Debate
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt discusses brown lung disease among textile workers, its similarity to black lung, causes from inhaled lint, and the push for better mill ventilation. He notes a Monday spike, testing antihistamines, and cites pending labor and health department action. Readers are invited to send questions for general-interest responses.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Dr. Brandstadt
Hazards of late returns and shoplifting crime
A tongue in cheek piece notes dangers for a man returning home late with a wary wife and recalls a shoplifter who escaped police after stealing lingerie. It also jokes about a husband who says he cannot afford leuy ing and ends with a quip about spoiled kids.
Quick Quiz Q and Answers From a Blurred Page
A fragmented quiz column lists questions and answers about a small sparrow hawk a Senate order charged to the sergeant at arms and Ted Williams hitting 406 in 1942 with Truman’s May 8 1945 European phase end announcement.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Bible Verse Insight from Matthew Sixteen Twenty Six
A reflection on the question of worldly gain versus the value of the soul. The verse asks what profit a person has if they gain the world yet lose their soul, and what they would exchange for it. It emphasizes spiritual priority over material wealth.
Indomitable Americans Rise To Challenges
PAUL HARVEY argues Americans excel when faced with danger. From paving streets with recycled glass to recycling garbage, medical advances like pacemakers, a cancer vaccine forecast, and the push to overcome pollution and crime, the piece celebrates ingenuity and a can-do spirit across science and everyday life.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown
San Columaiat
Voices of Doom
Toledo
Ohio
Stanford
Northwest Passage
Mutual Fund Operators Profit From High Fees
Washington column details a powerful backroom lobby among mutual fund groups pressing for self regulation to block reforms. It cites $190 million in advisory fees in 1969, describes industry figures and opposition in Congress, and notes SEC chair Budge accusing a double cross by Investment Company Institute and Fund Plan sponsors.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Hamer Budge
The
Commission
Investment Company Institute
Association of Mutual Fund Plan Sponsors
U.S
Capitol Hill
ICA
Robert Augenblick
Augenblick
Senate
House
Budge
House Committee
David Grayson
Leslie Whitten
House Commerce and Finance
Glib
John Moss
Dcalif
Bill Stuckey
Dga
G. Robert Watkins
Rpa
Fletcher Thompson
R-Ga
Baytown Sun masthead and staff directory details
The Baytown Sun publishs afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mailing address P O Box 90 Baytown 77520. Editorial and advertising departments list editors managers and staff including Preston Pendergrass John Wadley Ano B. Pritchett and Fred Hartman among others. Subscription rates are 1.95 per month 23.40 per year and 10 cents for single copies.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johneta Boynton
Paul Putas
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Wileys win Flight B Mixed Pair in top bridge action
Oak Park Alabama couple Lois and Kent Wiley claim the Flight B Mixed Pair Championship. Lois plays Braille cards and memorizes the dummy while Kent counters a six no trump with precise play to defeat the contract.
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Kent
Lois Wiley
Oak Park
Minda Brachman
Dallas
Helen Sobel Smith
Detroit
Wileys
Lois
North
Gerber
South
Dummy
Declarer
Enterprize Assn
Bidding puzzle prompts four diamonds over partner’s four
The text presents a bridge bidding scenario with odd notations and fragmented phrases. It asks what to bid when partner responds four diamonds after a sequence including three spades. The source is garbled but centers on a contract decision in bridge.
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across The Seas Word Puzzle
A vintage word puzzle lists nautical terms and clues covering vessel types lake ore carrier and three masted ships, with entries for arachnid tranquil fragile terms and various coastal and shipboard notions. It mixes cryptic like prompts with marine oriented definitions and cross references.
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Kirghiz
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Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Che Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Ano B. Pritchett
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James Jacoby
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