Editorials And Features 4 Financial Breaks On LBJ's Side Near End
In his final State of the Union, President Johnson could cite a modest surplus and a balance of payments gain driven by overseas profits and foreign inflows. Yet the trade surplus shrank to a "miserable 500 million" and the improvement may be fleeting, risking renewed deficits if the economy cools.
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Johnson
U. S
U.S
Treasury
Frederick L. Deming
United States
Eliza
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature- Planetarium Quiz
Vocabulary puzzle and medical Q A column styled as a feature, listing across and down clues about astronomy and general knowledge. Includes questions on planets, myths, and scientific terms with partial answers and reader questions about cholesterol and diet.
Doctor's Mailbag on Angina and Diets
Medical column explains that foods do not directly cause heart disease and that angina pectoris stems from coronary artery spasm or blockage. Peritrate relieves spasms as a long acting nitrate. Periactin treats allergies. Angina diagnosis relies on pain type and nitrate relief. ECGs aid in some cases but are not definitive.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Moon lots and ads in a skyward daydream
Reading aloud of space dreams and comic ads shifts to a spoof moon future. A narrator wonders how many trips to the moon before signage and claims appear, imagining stake signs, moon huts, and a sale for a two person missile. The piece ends noting a vaccination stand at a soccer match with willing galanteers.
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Air Force
Manned Spacecraft Center
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Joe
Belo Horizonte
What Is God Like Motherly Love and Freedom
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey reflects on the nature of God as a loving Father who grants free will, compares divine mercy to parental care, and recalls a preacher’s son to illustrate the ache of a child choosing wrong while a mother’s unfailing love endures.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
God
J. Wallace Hamilton
Father
Christ
Nixon Opens Paris Talk With OAS Chief Galo Plaza Lasso
Nixon's first diplomatic conference as president in Paris goes well with OAS secretary general Galo Plaza Lasso. The talks focus on Pan American relations and a potential U.S. fact-finding mission to Latin America led by Nelson Rockefeller. The White House faces staffing hiccups while pursuing active inter American engagement.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Richard Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Galo Plaza Lasso
Ecuador
Organization of the American States
U Thant
U.N
New York
Pan American Union
OAS
South America
Quito
University of San Marcos
Venezuela
Colombia
Galo Plaza
Maryland
Curtiss
Illinois
Andean
Equator
Plaza
Latin American
Latin America
Nelson Rockefeller
Albany
William P. Rogers
Rockefeller
White House
Togethr
Ron Zeigler
United States
State Department Inter- American Affairs
Viron P. Vaky
Viran
Lord Byron
State Department
John F. Gallagher
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
Mexico
Bob Hill
U.S.K
Eisenhower
Joe Farland
Panama
Season opens for partridge in a pear tree joke
The piece jokes about mice in the woodwork and compares modern football scalpers to Pilgrim times. It notes replacements for current TV programs are being developed, as the paper entertains light, humorous observations.
Bridge bidding puzzle in search of grand slam clue
In a complex auction West North East South Pass 1 Pass 2NT Pass ay Pass 326 Pass 1b Pass 4¢ Pass INT Pass SW Pass SN.T. Pass 69 Pass ON.T. Pass ? You, South, hold HAQES VEST $A104 &KQIOS. What do you do now A Pass. Your partner aims for seven but misses a crucial card. Today’s question asks what to bid when partner jumps to four hearts instead of three over your two no trump. Answer tomorrow.
Two Men Pray at Temple in Luke 18 10 Verse
The verse depicts two men entering the temple to pray. One is a Pharisee and the other a publican. The scene contrasts their attitudes toward piety and humility as Jesus teaches a lesson on righteousness.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Fred Hartman Bill Hartman and John Wadley with Beulah Mae Jackson Pan Putman and Ann B. Pritchett. Advertising department notes Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin and other editorial positions. Published afternoons in Baytown Texas from 1301 Memorial Drive. Subscription rates shown and postal registration details included.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Pan Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Bridge Tip Reveals How South Triumphs In Four Spades
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a hand where Jake Winkman, as dummy, guides South to making a doubled contract in four spades. After careful play and heart position reasoning, South discards cleverly and forces East to yield, finishing with a successful result.
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Caracas
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Giant Foods
Washington Area
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Mutual of Omaha
Marlin Perkins
South Africa
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BY Phil Pastoret
Paper Enterprise Assn
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Soeces
Con Office
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Assiatant
Associated Pris
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Toe
Ini
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James Jacoby
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