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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes how winter weather shifts daily life with many staying home due to ice and snow. Polls of two housebound readers reveal contrasting moods from finding overdue chores and sleep to mounting irritations and longing for ordinary activity.
Four American sailors deserted the U S Navy over Vietnam views aboard the aircraft carrier Intrepid. News coverage sometimes labels them the Intrepid deserters, a phrase that editor notes regard as ill suited and awkward.
Rumor says Minsk samovar factory seeks a troubleshooter after the previous holder was removed. The prior incident involved a fatal outcome amid internal trouble, while details remain uncertain and unconfirmed.
Puzzle style word power fill in from a historic NEA page with numbered clues across and down. Entries include heavenly bodies, directions, nouns and verbs, with multiple incomplete spellings and archaic terms.
The piece extols the bi partisan and bicameral joint leadership meetings with the President as amicable and productive. It notes the President’s prior legislative service forged strong ties with Senate and House leaders, including Hayden Mansfield Long Smathers Johnson Kuchel Young Hickenlooper Smith Scott and others, making hostile scenes unlikely during White House consultations.
Washington column reports Mississippi Senator Big Jim Eastland and his wife Mrs Elizabeth Coleman Eastland received 129,977 dollars in 1965 from a cotton subsidy tied to 1700 acres. The piece notes shifts favoring large landowners, compares California subsidies, and cites other policy angles on panels and Panama. It also covers Panama's Ex-President Arias seeking a pro Hemisphere ambassador and recent congressional junkets, plus a peace junket on Vietnam costs and policy recommendations.
A physician explains that in pernicious anemia oral vitamin B12 can cause a progressive drop in blood B12 levels despite large doses, increasing risk of complications. The Schilling test uses radioactive B12 to assess absorption, and tests vary in reliability. The cause may involve heredity. excess B12 cannot occur as the body does not store it.
Paul Harvey surveys presidential hopefuls emphasizing Vietnam policies. He notes only Eugene McCarthy openly opposes intervention, while figures like Rockefeller Nixon Romney and Kennedy offer mixed stances. Johnson could benefit if opponents fail to present a credible plan, as Kennedys stance adds internal Democratic nuance. The piece ends with a biblical verse.
In New York and elsewhere novice duplicate bridges thrive. The St Paul Dispatch Pioneer Press and the Seewalds run a weekly two-section event with a B novice class and an A seasoned class. Today’s hand drew interest as East-West pressures shaped scores with heart part scores winning on average, while misplays limited top honors.
In a bridge bidding sequence you open with South holding A854 hQEI2 and partner has a two bid. After West passes and North shows 24 and East passes, you face a decision when partner rebids to three spades. Do you pass or bid again. Tomorrow's answer will reveal the recommended action.
The document lists Che Baytomn Sun Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Assistant To The Publisher Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin.
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