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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1966
Page
4
Texas shows record total employment at 3.9 million in May amid rising unemployment to 3.1 percent as temporary job demand and seasonal growth push nonfarm and service sectors higher. Manufacturing and aircraft gains offset by declines in boat building. overall labor force nears four million.
Fulton Lewis and his associate Bill Sebrit discuss John McCormack’s Vietnam inspection tour of ten Democrats and two Republicans. The piece claims the trip aims to boost re elections, naming Vietnam visitors led by Rep John Lig
Mr and Mrs Ford Gever of Nazro urge The Sun to publish full facts on Missouri Pacific Railroad’s planned extension to reach the US Steel Mill in Chambers County. They warn of heavy daily traffic through central streets, noise, and loss of residential property, urging public discussion and alternative routes. They request councilmen be informed and the community speak out.
Fragmented OCR yields a playful word power feature with scattered clues and partial entries. Readable items include hints like Come forth and Burmese, while many phrases remain garbled and hard to decipher.
The fragment shows the Baytown Sun masthead with editors and staff roles, advertising department, and publication details. It notes the paper is published afternoons weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, with P. O. Box 368 and subscription pricing. It includes staff names and representation details but no specific news item.
Washington opinion piece by Drew Pearson discusses Sen. Gerald Nelson of Wisconsin proposing sweeping anti-pollution measures. It argues pollution harms wildlife from eagles to crabs, urges funding for land recreation and wastewater cleanup, and questions enforcement and industry resistance.
Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on cholesterol guidance and diet versus risk. He cites studies with mixed results on fat intake and heart attack prevention, notes weight control and sugar reduction may matter more, and warns no single diet is proven. He outlines steps to seek psychiatric help, including free clinics and county services, when finances limit access.
The Jacobys analyze poor responder play and risky bids in a bridge hand. Oswald notes expert bidding does not guarantee the best contract, while South’s second spade bid and North’s club jump lead to jeopardy. Jim and Oswald illustrate how unsound replies can trap a player and how defense can shore up a bad hand.
In a four handed auction West North East South idle. South with strong hand opens. Your partner rebids hearts. With three spades you bid three spades and your partner raises to four hearts. The puzzle asks the best continuation and tomorrow will reveal the answer.
A reader recalls Magnolia Cemetery near Goose Creek, noting its history from influenza era burials through 1939 city limits. The piece highlights unprotected four acres with few legible markers Ellen McBride 1921 J W Wimberly 1923 and urges city responsibility to prevent desecration and provide perpetual care.
The verse speaks of being crucified with Christ yet living through faith in the Son of God who loved and gave himself for believers. It asserts that Christ lives in the believer and that life in the body is lived by faith.
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