Harris County DA Urges State Law Changes At Banquet
Harris County District Attorney Carol Vance told Baytown at the Jaycee Distinguished Service Awards Banquet that major legislative changes are needed. He outlined five topics including police training standardization, tougher penalties for violence, an implied consent law for drunk driving, bail reforms on second felonies, and the creation of four additional criminal courts in Harris County to ease overload.
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Harris County
Carol Vance
Baytown
Vance
Jaycee
Attornney
Harris County Bar Association
Jaycees
Baytown Trio Honored by Junior Chamber of Commerce
Three Baytonians received special recognition from the Junior Chamber of Commerce for community service. David Evans was named outstanding young man under 35, Robert Gillette earned the distinguished honor, and Fred Dittman was cited for 50 years of service. The Sun joins in congratulating the trio and the Jaycees for the awards banquet, praising their time and effort on Baytown projects.
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Jaycees
You Have To Be Fast To Live By HAL BOYLE
A compact column notes rapid living, humor about aging, pet doghouses, armor at night, and quirky trivia. It cites Winston Churchill relatives, disposable hospital rooms, space germs, and Antarctic landing ideas, with light asides on crime, household hints, and six figure presidents.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jean Shepherd
Winston Churchill
Lady Randolph Churchill
Winston
Coronary Heart Disease Preventable With Early Action
The article outlines nine risk factors for coronary heart disease and stresses prevention starting early in life. It cites high blood pressure above 160, high cholesterol and triglycerides, fasting sugar above 120, gout, sedentary lifestyle, obesity, ECG issues, smoking, and emotional stress as key factors increasing heart attack risk.
Chicago Sky Is A Sewer Hy PAUL HARVEY
Chicago Sky is a sewer analysis by Paul Harvey accusing industrial pollution of harming urban air. The column contrasts Tucson skies with Chicago’s industrial haze and urges swift action backed by experts and public mobilization. It cites a Warrenton symposium, Lunton Caldwell, Frederick Sargent, and Howard Ennes urging a crash research program and government response.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Chicago
Arizona
Tucson
Sam
Warrenton
Asia
Indiana University
Lunton Caldwell
Frederick Sargent
University of Wisconsin
College of Environmental Sciences
Howard Ennes
Ennes
Nixon Receives Sobering Violence Report For America
Washington editors summarize a National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence Progress Report. It cites 1,249 violent urban outbursts, 200,000 participants, nearly 4,000 injuries and 191 deaths, plus vast civil rights and antiwar protests. The piece notes homicide rates, youth impact, media influence, and the impossibility of eliminating all violence, urging better lawful changes.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
America
National Commission On the
Manhattan Island
England and
Wales
New York
Instinct prompts action and caution in daily life
Instinct prompts one to action, discretion urges caution, experience reinforces discretion and instinct upsets the applecart. The fellows who gamble and wind up with jack are betting on a sure thing. Of course it pays to keep your house in repair. Just ask the plumber, the carpenter, the electrician.
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Jack
Baytown Sun Masthead and Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun newspaper masthead lists editors and managers including Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Editor and Publisher General Manager and Advertising staff. It confirms publication details as Baytown Texas with address 1301 Memorial Drive Box 90 77520 and notes subscription rates and distribution.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Essa. Nations
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Enrich Your Vocabulary EA Feature Across Clues
A compact word-collection item listing crossword style clues and answers. The dense grid hints at terms linked to language growth, geography, science, and history, featuring numerous proper nouns and descriptive cues across a wide range of knowledge domains.
Bridge Tips Bridge Mystery How to Get Set
Don von Elsner reports from Los Angeles Bridge Week with a Jake Winkman mystery. In the hand Winkman doubles three no trump in East, wins a spade, and, with partner cashing two high spades, sets up a last spade. South’s diamond ace and Winkman’s king start a sequence ending in down two. Winkman calls it a bad double yet illustrates a winning line if South opened better and West led the suit correctly.
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Don von Elsner
Jake Winkman
Los Angeles
Winkman
South
Don
North
King of Diamonds
Dummy
Jack
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem and trivia pack from old Q&A page
West and South confront a four diamond bid decision after a sequence ending in three no trump. The page also asks what Hooverize meant in World War I, Puerto Rico representation in Congress, the meaning of the name Dorothy, and cites Ezekiel 3 18 about warning the wicked.
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Earth
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By Phil Pastoret
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Johnella Boynton
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House of Representatives
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