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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that to tackle national problems, government and business must share responsibilities and form bridges rather than clash. It cites Henry Ford on setting broad rules, avoiding micromanagement, and notes old boundaries are now fluid amid urban, racial, and economic shifts. Bridges, not strict boundaries, are urged.
Egyptian officials announce a shift to an art oriented program for belly dancers. The change aims to ban sexualized performance by hiring Russian experts to teach meaningful movements and converting the form to Oriental dance. Brunette dancers may be preferred. dancers must enroll in a new short term study to polish moves.
A dense word puzzle list covering across clues from 1 to 57 with varied topics including desert terms, people like Abel and Mohammed, legal and geographic hints, and multiple linguistic twists. The grid appears to mix wordplay with crossword style clues, offering definitions, prefixes, suffixes, and historical references in a single composite puzzle.
Baytown Sun Inc publishes from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 Baytown 77539. The editor and publisher is Fred Hartman with Bill Hartman as editor and publisher and Beulah Mae Jackson as editor along with John Wadley as general manager and Preston Pendergrass as business manager plus Anne Bu Pritchett and Paul Putman in assistant roles. Subscriptions list carrier 1.75 monthly 21.00 yearly and single copy price ten cents. Published afternoons Monday to Friday and Sundays.
AP News analyst James Marlow argues 1967 will test Johnson as he faces Vietnam policy and a changing Congress. Public support wanes after 1965 reforms, while 1966 and 1967 reshape Democratic strength. The choice of a 1968 Republican nominee could decide Johnson’s fate, making this year pivotal for his presidential prospects.
The widow of Jasper McLevy who led Bridgeport as Socialist mayor from 1933 to 1957 donated his correspondence scrapbooks and other papers to the University of Bridgeport. McLevy, also active nationally in socialist circles, died in 1962.
In Goa, voters decline a proposal to merge with Maharashtra. The result keeps Goa under central government control in New Delhi, reflecting preference for remaining a separate union territory.
Washington Merry Go Round reports Sen Tom Dodd D Conn anger at Kennedy assassination shock. Dodd allegedly refused to mourn, drank and raved at Hartford restaurant, then praised Johnson hopes, while his aides feared misjudgment. The piece notes no White House summons actually occurred and outlines broader Cold War China tensions and a Tunney Kennedy junket.
The article advises proper lighting and posture to prevent eyestrain and highlights that minor visual errors cause strain. It also answers questions on cirrhosis symptoms, progression, and treatment, noting liver disease can be fatal without early management but may be halted with diet vitamins and abstinence from alcohol.
AP Special Report notes an unexpected January upturn in the stock market after an 11 month decline. Analysts cite December tax loss selling reversal, new money returning, bears moving aside, and looser credit. Institutional buying hints at renewed risk appetite despite earnings uncertainties and a pending income tax surcharge. The piece cites Vietnam war sentiment shifts and Johnson administration signals as contributing factors.
Oswald and Jim analyze a hand where North South aim for seven clubs or seven hearts. Overcalls by Lawrence and Stansby lead to a premature sacrifice to six spades, then double for profit. Kehela Murray, Roth Root, Freeman Feldesman Kaplan Kay all reach seven slams with varying outcomes.
In this hands of the contract South holds AQTES with West showing spades and hearts, North and East pass after 2h. The question asks what South should do next. the suggested move is a pass, but a variant proposes West bidding 3 diamonds over 2 spades with all pass responses. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the best action.
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