Editorial on Steel Strike’s Economic Toll and August 1 Deadline
Editorial argues a national steel strike could burden the economy amid inflation and foreign competition. It notes a potential 6.5 percent wage increase for 400,000 workers and forecasts impacts on Vietnam efforts and balance of payments. Negotiations in Pittsburgh center on dollars and cents, with Taft Hartley injunctive options if talks fail.
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United Steelworkers
Steel Magazine
The
Voice of the Industry
Vietnam
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
Flowers Do Not Need Night Removal In Hospital Rooms
Expert letters explain flowers in patient rooms do not significantly affect oxygen or carbon dioxide levels. Nurses removing plants briefly may impact more than the plant itself. The standard practice in many hospitals is no longer to remove flowers at night.
Life Among Columnists Examines Next Year Tax Odds
Dallas Times Herald columnists Wick Fowler and Ernest Stromberger discuss potential tax hikes for next year. House Speaker Ben Bamnes warned lobbies that the sales tax may rise to 3 percent and that business duties will reappear as targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Fowler
Ernest Stromberger
Dallas Times Herald
Ben Bamnes
House
Senate
Barnes
Fellows
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
NEA presents Enrich Your Vocabulary as a feature and puzzle segment. The item blends word-learning tips with a short puzzle that challenges readers to infer meanings and strengthen language skills.
Fragmented Word Puzzle From Historical Page
A sanitized OCR fragment presents a word puzzle style list with numbered clues across various definitions. The readable items include references to places, objects, and common terms such as lodging for motorists and biblical terms, but the overall page content is incomplete and disjointed.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list
The Baytown Sun, Inc. markets its newspaper from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail in Baytown 77520 and P O Box 90 subscription rates noted. Staff listings include Editor Fred Hartman Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Watley and other editorial and advertising department personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Watley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann BE. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Reality Is Still Around in Torontos Hippie Village
Paul Harvey recalls a Kiwanis Convention in Toronto where he observed a street hippie enclave. He praises Toronto’s hospitality to Americans, condemns the fugitive lifestyle as a sad circus, and forecasts a disciplinarian shift in the next generation inspired by hard lessons and biblical values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Paul Harvey
Baytown
San
Columb Harvey
Toronto
Johnson to Fill FCC Vacancy with Watchful Eye
Washington column by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson notes President Johnson must pick an FCC member who can revitalize the regulator. It cites past FCC choices and warns networks may defend violence on TV, urging ad support and public scrutiny, with industry figures weighing in on content and sponsorships.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
Lyndon Johnson
FCC
Hosel Hyde
Hyde
Commission
Lamar Insurance Company
Jackson
Miss
Mississipp
Abe Fortas
Paul Porter
AMDVT
Bert Randolph Sugar
National Association For Better Broadcasting
Will Sonnett
Harry Skermin
The
University of Iinois
Robert Kennedy
George Conklin
M&m, Mars, Inc
Blair
M&m
Kelloge
Kellogg
Barbara Bunch
This Day In History July 15 Highlights From 1870 Onward
This day marks a series of historic events from 1870 the Franco Prussian War began to 1968 reflections. Notable items include Rome being bombed in 1943 and Churchill launching the V for Victory campaign in 1945.
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Associated Press
Prussia
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Marne River
France
Europe
Britain
Winston Churchill
Rome
Quick Quiz and Quick Answers from The News Page
The item presents brief trivia Q and A in a quiz format. It notes Ulysses S. Grant’s third term nomination question with Garfield’s selection in Chicago, Haile Selassie as Ethiopia’s ruler, the bald eagle protection by law in the United States, and Henry Wheeler Shaw writing as Josh Billings, attributed to Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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Ulysses
Grant
James Garfield
Chicago
United States
Henry Wheeler Shaw
Josh Billings
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A satirical column notes a cheerful loan manager and a so called yes man in a playful critique. It hints that a bigamist is seen as a materials handling consultant while a friend jokes about dock workers and merchandise placement.
Jerusalem Refusal to Heed Prophets Cited in Gospel Verse
A Bible verse from Matthew 23 37 laments Jerusalem for killing prophets and stoning messengers while expressing desire to gather its people like a hen gathering chicks under her wings. The speaker contrasts mercy offered with continued rejection.
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Jerusalem
Bridge slam bid by North Five Five
The hands describe a six club slam in North 109 Fanoes KQ43 298 West K83 Q873 109765 East. Ira Rubin, declarer, finessed clubs after winning with queen over East jack and ruffed his last spade. Alvin Roth, East, played eight of diamonds to mislead. Rubin finessed hearts and drove a successful slam, aided by Roth's underlead and timing, ending with a slam contract.
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West
Declarer
New Jersey
Ira Rubin
Iran
East
Ira
Alvin Roth
Roth
Hearts
Diarmond
Hast
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
What to bid after six no trump in bridge
In a six no trump sequence with Blackwood showing three aces and a king, partner’s six clubs over five no trump is considered. The question asks what to do next if partner opens six clubs instead of diamonds, given the known aces and king, and what the bid should be in response.
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Blackwood
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Life Among Columnists
Aceross
Ordor
Ital
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Advertising Department
Etasseces
Rwise
Aist
Dickie
U.S
Soviet Union
Geneva
Middle East
New York City
Navy
Nelson C. Drummond
Secretary of the Navy
John T. McNaughton
Hendersonville, N.C
Michelangelo
Vatican
By Phil Pastoret
Gwendolyn
Uma
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North
Fanoes
Haqtesad
Berry's
Julia
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