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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

4

Voter guide outlines six proposed Texas Constitution changes

Editorial urges Baytown voters to study six proposed constitutional amendments approved by the 60th Texas Legislature, covering police medical bills, parks bonds, veterans land financing, general funds, dual offices, and hospital district taxes. It also notes fourteen amendments from 1968 and calls for broader rewrite debate while affirming voter control over any final draft.

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Quick Quiz Qs and A Aboard a World of Facts

A series of trivia questions and answers on commonwealths the atlas naming and the octopus. It covers which states are commonwealths Pennsylvania Massachusetts Virginia and Kentucky the reason atlas is used for map books the meaning of Ecuador and the absence of a shell in octopuses.

Union Commonwealths Pennsylvania Massachusetts Virginia Kentucky Atlas

Looking Before Leaping

HAL Boyle humor column notes contrasts in modern life from marriage fatness and news reading habits to trains, beatnik minibards, and social quirks. It blends witty observations on money, grooming, dating, smoking, and gender dynamics with pointed jabs at vanity and consumer culture.

This Day In History July 7 1967 highlights

The date marks historic events across eras including the Sino Japanese War start near Marco Polo Bridge, King’s College opening in New York, Perry’s Japan arrival, Lincoln assassination confessions, U S annexation of Hawaii, Eisenhower Alaska statehood, Kennedy Algeria debate, a Nevada above ground test, and Indira Gandhi’s Geneva peace proposal for Vietnam.

Associated Press Marco Polo Bridge Peking King’s College New York City King George I of England Matthew Perry Japan John Wilkes Booth Abraham Lincoln United States Hawaiian Islands Dwight D. Eisenhower Alaska Algeria U.S John F. Kennedy Nevada India Indira Gandhi Vietnam

Did You Know Dollar Bills Live About A Year And A Half

A fact notes that in circulation a U.S. dollar bill averages roughly 18 months of life before replacement or withdrawal, reflecting currency turnover and wear in daily transactions.

McCormack Shields Congress From Ethics Probes

Washington roundtable reports Speaker John McCormack seeks to shield lawmakers from harsh ethics scrutiny. He blocks reforms on the House Ethics Committee, promotes allies like Mel Price and Charles Hallock, and cushions allies Powell Rivers and Dodd while pressuring reforms. Ramsey Clark backs Warren Christopher for No 2 at Justice, with past GM ties noted as a watch point.

Drew Searson Jack Anderson Washington Congress House of Representatives John McCormack Adam Fowell Tom Dodd House Ethics Committee Mel Price Mel McCormack Charles Halleck R-Ind Charlie Powell House Labor Committee Massachusetts Thomas Burke Burke Carl Perkins D-Ky Perkins Sen Jim Body House Public Works Committee George Fallon Body Dodd Rep. L. Mendel Rivers House Armed Services Ramsey Clark Warren Christopher Los Angeles Justice Department Christopher General Motors

Doctor's Mailbag on Colitis and Digestive Topics

A series of medical Q A discusses colitis symptoms including loose stools with mucus and gas, differentiates spastic from ulcerative colitis, and warns against routine use of laxatives. Azulfidine is noted for ulcerative colitis under supervision, with B12 not curing spastic colitis. Also mentions a grand jury probe into auto industry smog devices and antitrust actions, and U N debate mail volume favoring the American stance.

Antitrust Division General Motors Chevrolet Abe Ribicoff D-Conn Senate Ralph Nader Nader Corvair Vincent Gillen Ribicoff Justice Department

Bible Verses Emphasize Salvation and Renewal

A quoted Bible passage highlights Luke 19 verse 10 about the Son of Man seeking the lost and Titus 3 verse 5 on salvation not by works but through regeneration and renewing by the Holy Spirit.

Silence and Change in Egypt After the War

AP Special Report examines President Gamal Abdel Nasser's silence after the Arab-Israeli war, the new government’s belt-tightening, and rising domestic unrest. It notes diminishing public faith, shifting attitudes toward Israel, and reliance on Soviet arms while economic strains mount and population growth outpaces food production.

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Bridge tale of Slaughter and a near double

In a Missouri Valley Regional match, Jerry Michaud of Wichita opened four hearts after East jumped to four hearts. North overcalled to four spades and Michaud doubled. Despite partner and defense, Michaud’s deceptive play yielded only two tricks for his side in the end, while his partner faced no complaint.

Jerry Michaud Wichita North Jerry West South

Bridge bidding puzzle with four no trump response

In a bridge hand with West North East South auction Pass Pass 2d Pass 2 4 Pass you hold AZ VAQ106 KISS RAQTA You bid four no trump You are willing to play five diamonds even if partner lacks an ace The partner now bids five diamonds showing one ace Your move

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Che Baytonm Sun Staff and Rates

The Che Baytonm Sun lists editor and publisher Che Baytonm, general manager, managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson, and assistants Paul Putman and Ann B. Pritchett with office and advertising staff including Joan Wadley and Preston Pendergrass. Subscription rates by carrier are $1.75 per month or $21.00 per year, single copy 10 cents. National representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.

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