Lessons Not Learned In a Divided America
An Ohio upscale housing development drops a plan to let Hough residents swim and picnic at a private lake amid white opposition. The piece compares this to Newark riots, warns of a two nations America, and calls for a genuine peace or else a prolonged, violent war between black and white communities.
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Cleveland
Hough
New Jersey
Ohio
Harlem
Watts
Mough
Wewark
Lake and Park
America
Lerone Bennett Jr
National
Newark
Tourists Spend Millions in Canada and U S Trade Gap
NATO reports American visitors spent 730 million dollars in Canada in 1966 while Canadians spent 560 million in the United States. The gap of 170 million is expected to grow with Expo 67. Canada’s Tourism Bureau runs 14 U S offices, whereas the U S Travel Service has none in Canada.
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Canada
NATO
United States
Tourist Bureau
U.S. Travel Service
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Crossword style clues appear here with fragmented phrases and garbled entries. The jumble includes weather adjectives, age, dawn goddess, ascent terms, and scattered mythic names, suggesting a puzzle with missing letters and misprints.
Name Change Plans Sparked by Mortality Study
A reader recounts postponing a legal name change to Zorin Zap after a Dr Weston study linking S to higher ulcer and heart attack risk. He jokes about Ab Abbe as a safer surname and laments delays in lines at rail stations, banks, post offices, and supermarkets, noting life’s delays outweighing legal ambitions.
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New York
Zorin Zap
McLemore Speed McElmore
Trevor of Weston
London
Weston
British Medical Association
Zelda
Zircon
Arlene
Aignan Abbe
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bango
Butte
Billings
Key West
Seattle
This Day In History July 20 1967 Highlights
Today’s historical notes cover events from 194 to 1967. Key items include U S flag over Berlin 1945 and Pullman strike impact in Chicago 1834. Also mentions Johnson appointments and UN peacekeeping costs, plus recent war-related warnings. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY.
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Associated Press
United States
Berlin
Brooklyn
New York
Congress of the Confederate States
Richmond
Chicago
Radio
Adolf Hitler
Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Istanbul
Turkey
International Court of Justice
Hague
Netherlands
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Hanoi
U.S
Washington Merry-Go-Round Fighting Better But No Gain in Vietnam
Washington reports a White House consensus meeting between Defense Secretary McNamara and General Westmoreland reveals disagreements over how to use U.S. troops in Vietnam. McNamara presses for more effective manpower use while Westmoreland seeks higher troop levels and morale-focused strategies amid limited reserves.
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Vietnam
Jack Anderson
Washington
Defense
Robert McNamara
William Westmoreland
McNamara
Westmoreland
Pentagon
Johnson
White House
Saigon
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
United States
Gene Westmoreland
U.S
Army
Gen. Westmoreland
Congress
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
China
North Vietnnam
Demilitarized Zone
Creighton Abrams
Doctor's Mailbag on Venereal Disease Questions
A newspaper mailbag column answers reader questions on syphilis and gonorrhea. It covers transmission timelines, penicillin as treatment, household exposure, and when tissues cannot be restored, plus coccyx pain causes and general guidance for seeking tests and care. It notes doctors cannot answer individual letters but may address general interest topics in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstedt
4.D
Dr. Brandstedt
Psalm Verse The Lord Is My Rock and Fortress
A devotional note presents Psalms 18 2 asserting faith in God as rock fortress deliverer strength and refuge. The passage emphasizes trust in God as salvation and stronghold and praises His protective power.
Machines rule the day in the age of tech toil
In a daily memo the writer muses on living by machines and the risks when they fail. He recalls editors and teletype outages, mentions sabotage fears, and notes how computers and razors illustrate dependency. The piece ends with resolve to buy razor blades after a malfunction.
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Globe
Associated Press
Play Bridge With Jacoby
A bridge column shows how thinking early saves time at the table. South bungles after misreading a trump layout, letting two tricks slip as defenders attack diamonds and hearts. If South had accepted Wests queen of clubs and ducked later, the hand would flow to contract.
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South
West
East
Bidding dilemma in bridge four hearts over three spades
South holds 4442 WK94 AG BE IOTE after a sequence Pass 1¢ Pass 2N T Pass im Pass 3a Pass 3N T Pass 2 You. With partner having heard all your suits and signed off 3NT, what should be the action when partner overcalls with four hearts instead of four no trump. Decide the optimal bid and rationale.
Baytown Sunmasthead and contact details
Baytown Sun editor and publisher information listed includes Che Baytoum Sun Fred Hartman and John Wadley with several staff roles. Publication details show The Baytown Sun, Inc. at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and a P O Box 90 77520 plus Sunday edition and afternoons Monday through Friday. Also notes national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives and Associated Press affiliation with republication rights.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
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