Space Center cuts explained to Rep Eckhardt
The Baytown Sun presents the full NASA explanation of MSC reductions amid fiscal cutbacks. The plan lowers fiscal year 1968 admin costs by 3.7 million and reduces personnel from 4,704 to 4,579 across MSC and White Sands, with 88 via attrition and 37 separations.
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Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across
Puzzle clues span Dutch painter Sitelian medley painter Ji along with various short words and suffixes. Answers fill a crossword grid with entries like Prophet Part of Turke and Vine as well as clues for fruits guards and biblical terms while other lines hint at Latin and Germanic roots through cross references.
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Baez sisters freed early from jail after protests
In San Francisco Joan Baez and her mother were released from Santa Rita prison two weeks early on 45 day sentences for sit ins at the Oakland induction center. They pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace along with 29 others and plan to relax and reflect on next steps while on probation.
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Santa Rita
Alameda County
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Pentagon Says Sprint Missile Bugs Normal
The Pentagon acknowledged a second Sprint missile in the $5 billion antiballistic system has failed several times but said the problems are normal in such a development program. It did not detail the issues for security reasons yet stated the failures would not slow deployment of antimissile batteries in various parts of the United States.
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Mira the Wonderful Star and Ivy League football teams
This item notes Mira as a large pulsating star whose 330 day expansion and contraction makes its light brightest at peak. It lists Ivy League colleges Harvard Princeton Dartmouth Yale Cornell Brown Penn Columbia and defines Ruth as a Hebrew name meaning beauty.
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Bible Verse From Jesus Christ Revelation Text
A brief proclamation from Revelation styled wording citing Jesus Christ as the faithful witness the first begotten of the dead and the prince of the kings of the earth praising his love forgiveness and redemptive blood.
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Kennedy Denies FBI Wiretap Probe Orders
A Washington Merry-Go-Round column outlines a feud between President Johnson and Senator Kennedy over FBI wiretaps at Fred Black's Carlton Hotel suite and the Bobby Baker probe. Kennedy says he did not authorize the bugs or the Baker inquiry. Ramsey Clark and others dispute the claims, raising questions about loyalty, privacy rights, and political power.
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Keep Calm During Childs Febrile and Nonfebrile Convulsions
A doctor advises parents on convulsions in children noting two main types febrile and nonfebrile. Fever-related seizures link to illnesses while nonfebrile cases stem from epilepsy calcium or sugar issues. Remain calm avoid dangerous actions and seek medical care. repeated attacks warrant full medical workup and EEG.
Barbs by Phil Postaret on married life and courage
The column mocks a man claiming a peaceful marriage while noting his failing memory about trivial matters. It asserts that a husband who strikes his wife would deserve death by his own hand, reflecting a stern moral stance and sharp humor.
Fort Inge and the Legend of the Lost Yankee Cannon
In Uvalde County near Fort Inge a tale ties Confederate gold to a supposedly buried Yankee brass cannon. Local legend says the cannon was hidden along the Leona River or Mount Inge after Union troops were captured, later reportedly recaptured by Confederates and used at the fort. A tale from “Preacher” A. J. March places gold-filled cannon drums in Mexico and says bandits ended with a jammed bore, no firing, and a vanished brass cannon south of the Rio Grande between Mexico and Guatemala.
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Uvalde County
San Antonio
Robert E. Lee
Fort Inge
New Mexico
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Fort Clark
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Leona
Mount Inge
A. J. March
Preacher
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Mexico
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Guatemala
Uvalde
Play Bridge With Jacoby Oswald on Opening Leads
The column discusses opening leads in bridge, favoring the spade lead when unbid three card suits carry an honor. It explains how common sense choices, partner strength reads, and possible trap plays affect declarer outcomes and trick counts across example hands.
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Winfield Ligget
Jim
Jead
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Lewspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge ethics and plan after four hearts formation
In a four heart contract after your partner opens with 1NT and the bidding reaches four hearts, you as South hold asd eK 107 A854 BQER2. You initially chose to bid three hearts to establish hearts as a starter and now must decide the next move as partner continues with four hearts.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Tomorrow Che Baytoma Sun the Editor and Publisher . Generals Manager Jereses Business Manager . Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager 7 EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Preston Penoergrasp .-. Henry Holcomb -. v-rrrs-se- Managing Editor-Assistant Managing Editor ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Dwight Moody Retail Manager Corrie Laughlin National Manager Entered as second class matter at the Baytown, Texas, 77520 Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1870. Published afternoons, Monday through Friday, and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. at 1301 Memorial Drive in Baytown, Texas, P.O. Box 90, Baytown 77520 Subscription Rates By Carrier $1.75 Month, $21.60 Per Year Single Copy Price 10¢ Mail rates. On request Represented Nationally By Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc, MEMBER OF THE AMMOCIATED PRESS
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