Cleaver in Algiers Faces Long Wait for Return
The piece portrays Cleaver as sitting in Algiers awaiting events in the United States while praising revolutionary figures and condemning Zionists and Uncle Toms. It notes police violence claims against Black Panthers, cites Hampton’s Chicago raid, and contrasts with peaceful activism by Uncle Toms. It highlights vandalism in schools and a California anti vandalism program at Park Elementary using parent patrols to deter damage.
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Cleaver
United States
Algiers
Lenin
Uncle Toms
America
Kim Il-sung
North Korea
Illinois
Black Panther
Fred Hampton
Panther
Chicago
Suburban Park Elementary School
Alhambra
Calif
Doctor's Mailbag clarifies Cold relief limits and lice myths
The column explains no single drug cures a cold, relies on aspirin and decongestants with dosing limits, and notes anticoagulants are not advised. It covers hemorrhoid clot removal benefits, Sorlyte's disappearance, Gly-Oxide as a prescription-free alternative, and pubic louse transmission beyond sexual contact, with general reader Q&A and a note on future columns.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Letters to the Sun Warn Against Harsh School Board Moves
A Baytown reader urges the school board to guide youth rather than punish them, praising student involvement and warning that harsh actions could create lifelong bitterness. The writer calls for a board that educates and fosters constructive dialogue with young people to shape a better future.
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the Sun
Baytown
Deni
Quoted Lines on Truth and Speech from Historic Thinkers
A compact collection of aphorisms and misquotes cites John Eliot and Gladstone figures, blending biblical verse with Emerson and Ralph Waldo references. It treats truth as a virtue in speech and judgment, urging honesty and clarity across contexts.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Betsy’s Banter by Betsy Wehber
A humorous portrait of Betsy the cat, her merciless nature, webbed with loyalty to herself and disdain for mercy. The narrator notes Betsy’s bold nudges at guests, frequent kitten production, and odd behavior like humming while patrolling the house, ending with a warning to keep distance from the dog.
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Betsy Wehber
John
Cat
Barbs By Phil Pastoret
Witty musings on kitchen mishaps and social missteps pass as light humor. The piece contrasts dignity with small accidents and portraits two operators as foils to the cartoonish scene. The tone is a playful syndicated column from the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Psalmist Finds Joy in God's Law Day and Night
The verse proclaims blessed are those who delight in the Lord's law and meditate on it continually. It emphasizes constant reflection on scripture, contrasting the way of the righteous with the path of sinners. The line highlights spiritual discipline and enduring faithfulness.
Pills Under Fire In Senate Hearings On Dangers
Washington column reports testimony prepared for Senator Nelson by three doctors warning birth control pills can cause blood clots arthritis and cancers. They cite Enovid Neonovum and Ethynerone with studies in animals and call for stricter FDA testing while criticizing AMA advertising related to The Pill.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Thelma Dunn
National Cancer Institute
Roy Hertz
Lamed National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Hertz
Nelson
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Edmond Kassouf
Cranford
N.J
G. D. Searle Co
Kassouf
Journal of the American Medical Association
Victor Drill
David Calhoun
U.S
Searle
Ortho-Pharmaceutical
Parke-Davis
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun, Inc. publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 9 77520. The staff includes editor and publisher and advertising departments led by various managers and editors. Subscription rates listed per month and year with mail rates on request.
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Prestom Pendergrass
Ceva
Johnella Boyntonalee
Paul Putman
Eens
Dwight Moody
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ype
Revd
Morein
Naren Gregist
Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby final round tale
In the 1929 Eastern contract pairs final, George Reith played with Oswald Jacoby after a late setup. The famed strategy featured ruffing spades and a diamond heart endplay to force success against any diamond and heart distribution.
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George Reith
Oswald Jacoby
George
East
Bridge Bidding Question: Four No Trump Response
In a standard auction West North East South open with a4 Pass 3¢ Pass 3a Pass 16 Pass You hold MAK IOBAGL HAZ FAQS AT What do you do now A-Bid four no-trump Your move and partner then bids five clubs to show no aves What is the best action tomorrow
Enrich Your Vocabulary DOWN ACROSS 1- Spade 1 Satishes (Hammett)
Puzzle-like word list presents clue fragments across and down with references to Hammett Taylor Stout Doyle and Bailey. A dense cryptic style shows varied definitions and cross hints for names places and terms across a grid.
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Hammett
Taylor
Stout
Greenland
Norway
Venezuela
Ireland
Holmes
Doyle
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William Gladstone
Betsy
Phil Pastoret
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Congress
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University of Michigan Medical School
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Pr. Bole
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