Fortas Frisk From Congress Sets The Stage For Fortas
Editorial reviews suggest President Johnson’s choice of Abe Fortas as chief justice signals close White House influence. Fortas and Clark Clifford shaped decisions behind the scenes, while Warren’s era ends with a court era seen as both progressive and controversial.
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Clifford
Warren
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Doctor's Mailbag X Rays of Liver Cancer Usefulness
Inquiries on liver enlargement causes and prognosis. Common factors include valvular heart disease, early cirrhosis, Banti's disease, bronze diabetes, chronic hepatitis, liver tumors, and fatty changes. X rays rarely diagnose liver cancer. biopsy or scanning with isotopes aids detection. Liver transplants are experimental. no cure exists but treatments may ease symptoms and extend life. Jaundice relief includes calamine lotion, phenol, and certain drugs. identify and treat the underlying cause. Iron-rich foods include liver, oysters, red meat, spinach, enriched bread, and eggs.
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Baytown Sun staff and mailing details
Pred Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mar Jackson Paul Purman . Ann B. Pritchett Managing Editor Dwight Moody . Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager National Manager Metered ag second class matter at the Baytown, Texas, T7520 Post Office under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Published afternoons, Monday through Friday, and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. at 1301 Memorial Drive in Baytown, Texas. P.O. Box 00, Baytown 771520 Subscription Rates By Carrier $1.75 Month, $21.00 Per Year Single Copy Price 10c Mail rates on request Represented Nationally By Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Letter To The Editor On School Board Team
The Sun reader responds to Dan Savell's letter about a pre meeting session. He notes four members of the current board are called "the team" and recalls that four members were called "the majority" about three years ago.
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Airmail Pigeons Carry Cherries In 990 Caliph Voyage
In 990 the vizier of Baalbek sent fresh cherries to the Cairo caliph. The fruit rode 400 miles tied to the legs of 600 carrier pigeons. The tale, linked to a biblical verse about ready answers, blends history with a religious prompt.
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Abernathy Fails In Top Spot
Baytown columnist Paul Harvey argues that while some successful Black leaders aid progress, militant factions gain little ground. He cites Ralph Abernathy and Alvin Jackson amid Washington DC unrest, NAACP moderates prevailing in Atlantic City, and rising self made Black leaders preaching practical progress over rhetoric.
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Chicago
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Whitney Young
Philip Randolph
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Johnson’s Push Toward Soviet Dismantling Arms Pact
Washington column credits President Lyndon Johnson with negotiating a historic U S Soviet disarmament breakthrough. It details Johnson’s persistent diplomacy from a key 1967 UN and Gromyko talks through Glassboro and Manila discussions, noting his personal letters and ambassadorial messages helped avert a stalemate and move toward stalled arms talks.
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Jack Anderson
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Today In History July 2 1968 highlights
On this date various events are noted including Garfield shot in 1881 at Washington station and dying later, Washington arriving at Cambridge in 1775 to command, the 1776 Continental Congress Dec laration resolution, Lincoln signing the Morrill Act in 1862, Wilson’s 1912 nomination, Amelia Earhart disappearance in 1937, Johnson heart attack in 1955, and other items such as a 1968 and 1963 notes.
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Charles Guiteau
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Garfield
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
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Woodrow Wilson
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Amelia Earhart
Bridge problem on three diamonds to three no trump sequence
The article presents a bridge bidding puzzle with West North East South evolving from a one round force after a diamond response. It asks what to bid after partner raises to three no trump and lists assorted clue words and numbers as potential answers.
Bridge Tips By Oswald and James Jacoby
North opened two no trump with a minimum hand and spade support led to three spades after South bid three clubs. Blackwood and optimistic play led to a five spade contract despite warnings of a possible slam. West doubled five spades and South redoubled, sealing a loss in a pessimistic yet instructive auction.
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