The Baby Boom Promises and Pitfalls for the Economy
An editorial argues the 1950s baby boom may yield a temporary economic boost as young adults marry spend on housing and appliances, but warns of long lasting tax pressures and rising costs. It notes accelerating population growth is not arithmetic, cites potential 300 million by century's end, and calls attention to taxes, pollution costs, land costs, transportation, and the dwindling availability of open space and recreation.
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Owill
U.S
Moon stamp first-day covers sell record numbers
Postmaster General Winton Blount says 8,743,070 first-day covers and souvenir envelopes honoring the Apollo 12 moon landing were canceled with a special cachet. The stamp drew nearly triple the 1962 John Glenn issue as demand spread from more than 100 countries, peaking at 60,000 to 80,000 requests daily and taking a 100-person crew five months to process.
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Winton M. Blount
John Glenn
Washington
Service Plan Helps Blacks in Special Army Program
Washington AP reports that more than 40 percent of men entering the armed services under a special manpower program were Black, aided to meet education and health standards previously beyond reach.
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Washington
Armed Services
Spe
Cial
Pentagon
Robert McNamara
Army and
Marine Corps
Doctors Mailbag on Arrhythmia and Treatments
A Q and A column explains arrhythmia as any abnormal heart rhythm with varying causes and intermittent attacks often controllable rather than curable. It covers meds like digitoxin Quinidine Pronestyl Hydergine and Ephedrine, plus risks and general guidance for long term use and diet impacts on cholesterol. The piece also notes a Pentagon Project 100000 report on new standards recruits and racial makeup, and identifies Portland as Oregon’s largest city.
Failure Of Power A Danger By PAUL HARVEY
In a Baytown Sun column Paul Harvey warns of recurring power failures and rising demand. He notes the 1965 November blackout affected 30 million across 60,000 square miles and urges $100 million in emergency equipment before 1971. He cites nuclear costs, delivery delays, and merger ideas while predicting future growing pains before new fuel cell technology emerges.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Tiny Tim
U.S
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
TVA
Norris Dam
General Electric
Potomac Electric
Don Cook
American Electric Power
Securities and Exchange Commission
Justice Department
Secret foreign accounts spark banking lobbying in Washington
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a major scandal as wealthy Americans stash funds in secret foreign banks. Treasury officials bend to pressure from Chase Manhattan, Morgan Guaranty, Manufacturers Hanover, First National City, and Bank of America to avoid new reporting rules. House Banking Chairman Wright Patman vows to press the issue, tracing funds through U.S. banks to foreign branches amid alleged insider deals and kickbacks. The piece also covers U.S.-China Warsaw talks and Chinese influence on journalism exchanges.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Treasury Department
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Eugene Rassides
Chase Manhattan
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Manufacturers Hanover
First National City
Bank of America
Internal Revenue
U.S
Switzerland
Bahamas
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Texas
Las Vegas
Army PX
Manufacturers
Hanover
India
Henry Morganthau, Jr
New York City
Proverbial Bible Verse Cited in Luke 8 17
A biblical verse emphasizes that nothing secret will stay hidden as all things will be revealed. The quote from Luke 8 17 highlights divine foresight and accountability for concealed matters.
Baytown Sun staff and contact details listed
The Baytown Sun, Inc. publishes from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with office addresses for editor advertising and management. Rates include monthly carrier 1.95, yearly 23.40, and 19 cent single copies.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johneila Boynton
Paul Purman
Dwight Magdy
Leon Brown
RI. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Fepublicarian
Better Play In Six Spades By Oswald and Jacoby
The problem shows South at six spades with West leading ace and a trump. Count and plan to maximize ruffs and entries. The suggested line builds on diamonds to set up a diamond breakthrough, then uses hearts and clubs to conquer East West trumps, yielding twelve tricks via a refined sequence.
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West
Dummy
East
Bridge bidding puzzle asks four diamonds over four hearts
In a bridge problem with West North East South auction and a South hand showing A K S S 4 3 4 7 5 2, the caller asks what to bid after West passes and North passes. The suggested move is to bid four diamonds, then the column notes today’s question: you continue to four hearts and tomorrow provides the answer.
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AAKSS
Dawdleton
Hearty
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across Overnight Snowy Clues
A collection of crossword style clues and wordplay items covering multiple definitions. Entries include terms for weather, biology, geography, and linguistics with varied difficulty and mixed language hints.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
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Che Baytoum Sun
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
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Pritchett
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Aked
Ajstar
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Danube
Sun Disk
Asta
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