Appreciation For GI Service Sidetracked
Editorial notes that Vietnam war service has dulled public appreciation for soldiers. It highlights Gen Westmoreland returning after 52 months as U.S. commander in Vietnam with little fanfare. The piece argues he faced unprecedented political constraints and public indifference despite his responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
William Westmoreland
U.S
Westmoreland
Nowin
Washington
South Vietnam
Nuclear Egg Gauge? A Plowshare Tool For Shell Strength
A joint Atomic Energy Commission and Department of Agriculture project unveils a compact nuclear gauge to classify eggs by shell strength. The device uses beta radiation and a detector to sort eggs, guiding packing and handling while leaving edibility intact. It aims to reduce a $25 million annual loss from breakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Agriculture
D.C
Cleanup Real Uses Bleached Violence Off Air
Television faces a sweeping cleanup as networks prune violent content from the screen. Critics doubt whether the changes are temporary or a real shift in intent as viewers have long been exposed to gunfire hangings and stabbings nightly.
Disney Words and Wordplay Puzzle Clues
A cluttered list of crossword style clues and partial phrases covering across and down entries. Names, professions, objects, and language hints intertwine with historical terms like Iron dove tailed tenon and Napoleonic marshal, inviting solution of a themed crossword.
Letter to the Editor Praises Civil Disobedience Editorial
Lorena Grigg of Mapleton praises Baytown Sun editorials on civil disobedience and law enforcement and urges clergy to support the legal structure of freedom while noting imperfect society. She emphasizes Americans’ freedoms and opportunities and contrasts them with global lower classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Baytown
Texas
Fred
Lorena
Dal
Grigg H. Mapleton
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details Listed
Baytown Sun masthead shows Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Bil Hartman general manager Joan Wadley business manager Beuleh Mae Jackson assistant to publisher Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchet office manager Preston Pendergrass managing editor Advertising department lists Retail Manager National Manager and postal details note Baytown Texas post office address 1801 Memorial Drive Baytown 77520 subscription rates and copy price are provided.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
Joan Wadley
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchet
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Bok
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Yankee Doodle’s Journey From Mockery to Patriot Song
The World Almanac notes that British troops first sang Yankee Doodle to mock American forces, but by the end of the Revolutionary War the colonists adopted the tune and embraced the nickname Yankee Doodles in a shift to pride. Copyright 1963 Newpaper Reprint.
23 Years Ago Guns Stopped By SEN EV DIMKSEN It
A reflective reminiscence recalls VE Day celebrations in Paris Europe in 1945 and the fall of Hitler’s dream. The author links relief with questions about lasting peace, noting Versailles, Wilson, Lloyd George, Clemenceau, and the UN era. It traces Korea and Vietnam conflicts, ending with a plea for new chance and restraint.
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Sen
Ev” Dimksen
Europe
Hitler
Paris
Champs Elysees
Academy of Music
Versailles
France
Wilson
M'Sieu
Lloyd George
Voila
M’sieu
Clemenceau
United Nations
NATO
SEATO
Warsaw Pact
Pusan Road
Korea
North Korea
Australia
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Vietnam
Simultaneous Discoveries Attributed To Wallace And Darwin
The article notes Alfred Wallace linked to the evolution theory alongside Charles Darwin, with both publishing ideas contemporaneously but Darwin hailed as the founder. Also described is the castor bean plant, valued for oil and industrial products yet bearing seeds with a lethal poison capable of killing an adult in rare cases.
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Alfred Wallace
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Seagram Move on MGM Sparks Senate Probe
Washington coverage notes Sen. Hart urged to probe Seagram's bid to control MGM amid concerns over liquor influence, bootlegging ties, and Time Inc. board alignments. Bronfman family history includes 1930s smuggling charges and $10 million penalties by Canadian authorities.
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Sy Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Tom Dodd
America
American Council On Alcohol
Sen
Hart
Seagram
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
Senate
Robert O'Brien
M-G-M
Securities and Exchange Commission
Edgar Bronfman
M-G-M Board of Directors
Bronfman
John Loeb
John Wanamaker
CEMP
Bernard M. Auer
Time Magazine
Pro- Seagram
Leon Kolber
Edgar Baker
Time
Canada
New Jersey
Bronfmans
U.S
Coast Guard
American Council On Alcohol Problems
Sen. Hart
Sen. Kefauver
Niggy” Rutkin
Rutkin
Sam Bronfman
Bronfman Brothers
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Newfoundland
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Gaspe Coast
Doctor Reviews Delirium Tremens Treatment Findings
A study notes bars and liquor store closures trigger delirium tremens in rioting outbreaks. It covers dehydration risks, temperature control, magnesium loss, safer use of paraldehyde with chloral hydrate, and nutrition with glucose and B vitamins to aid recovery.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Tips by Oswald and James Jacoby play notes
Bridge column presents a hand from the North South direction with a modern bidding discussion. West opens a 6 card heart solution and the auction proceeds to a six spade contract. The play begins with a jack as the opening lead and responder evaluates the best defense and declarer accuracy.
Notrump finesse and squeeze decide a bridge problem
The analysis outlines how South can make six notrump by two routes, including cashing minor suit cards to force a spade lead or ducking a spade to squeeze West. South wins hearts, runs diamonds, and clubs while East discards, with West optimal discards masking the king of spades. South deduces West holds the seven of clubs after East shields it, then plays spades to fulfill the contract.
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South
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Four No Trump or Four Hearts Over Diamonds
In the bridge problem West opens and the bidding reaches three diamonds by North South. The suggested play asks what to do when partner overcalls four hearts after the three diamonds bid, noting this is not a Blackwood sequence. The piece then shifts to a historical note, highlighting John Robinson Binns, famed for sending the first radio distress signal during the 1909 Republic disaster.
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Foday
John Robinson Binns
Republic
New England
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