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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1969
Page
4
Editorial argues federal salary hikes, including congressmen from 30000 to 42500 and Cabinet members from 35000 to 60000, are debated as Johnson’s farewell raises. It questions value of public service, urges Congress to vote with courage if raises are wise amid fiscal strain.
Q and A discuss venereal disease symptoms how infections pass to infants and complications in men. Gonorrhea symptoms include burning urination and pus. salpingitis and sterility risk in women. Syphilis signs include chancre rash and mother to child transmission via the placenta. Other questions cover testing reliability treatments and remedies and Regroton side effects.
A string of humorous lines about soup versus chili, an unemployed monarch craving a reign, climate-perfect cities with bustling chambers of commerce, and a neighbor child who plays piano by ear.
Editorial staff and advertising department names listed for Baytown publication. Second class mailing under act details address Baytown Texas with P O Box 0 77520 and subscription rates including carrier and yearly mail options.
On this date numerous events are noted including Naples capture by French forces in 1799, the Triple Alliance formed in 166, and the 1845 law mandating elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Other items include early radio lifesaving in 1909 and the 2nd Amendment-era and North Korea incidents in later years.
The Volcanos group including Iwo Jima and the Bonins group including Chi Chi Jima were reverted from U S administration to Japan. Francis Bellamy wrote the Pledge of Allegiance in 1892. Venus is both the morning and evening star.
Albert H Bowker chancellor of City University of New York says faculty unionization could reveal that college teachers are not as seriously regarded as sanitation workers and notes the upcoming vote by faculty members on union affiliation.
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey critiques rising hospital, pharmacy, and physician charges funded by Medicare and Medicaid. He warns that higher Social Security taxes and proposed federal controls threaten access and raise ethical concerns about profiteering in government programs, urging stricter self discipline and regulation. He closes with a biblical reflection from I Peter 1:23.
Washington column predicts Nixon can pursue peace with Soviet Russia if he secures Moscow's cooperation. It notes Johnson's steps toward Vietnam and an easing of tensions, cites Quaker roots, and outlines potential Russian support and internal Kremlin debates on nuclear arms and diplomacy.
As of May 1968, 37 Medals of Honor have been conferred on U.S. fighting men in the Vietnam War. The dandelion gets its name from the leaf shape likened to a lion's tooth, from the French dent de lion meaning lion's tooth. Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas is the nation's only federally operated health resort.
Bridge discussion of how North South cards affect a spade slam in Charity tourney. North should open two no trump with 21 points. Stayman and Jacoby transfer paths lead to four spades. defense and opening leads influence overtricks and slam outcomes.
In a six hearts sequence after a long auction, South holds A Q G and strong two aces. Partner bids five no trump to ask for kings, you bid six hearts to show two aces, partner continues six no trump. What is the right call? Tomorrow’s answer.
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