Czechs Vs Soviet Union Dramatic Confrontation
The piece analyzes the clash between Czechoslovakia and the Kremlin over reforms and free elections. It notes Soviet troops near Prague, potential conferences with Russian leaders, and compares to Hungary and Yugoslavia to illustrate Moscow’s struggle with liberal moves in communist states.
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Diluted Religion Empty by Paul Barvey Baytown Sun
The column argues generations drift from core religious standards, with clergy shifting to secular activism. It cites Rabbi Hertzberger and World Council of Churches, notes church membership stagnation, and links scientific doubt to religious doubt, ending with critique of individualism and a reference to Hitler.
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Baytown Sun
Arthur Hertzberger
Vietnam
Buchanan
World Council of Churches In Convention
Sweden
America
Will Herberg
Drew University
Hitler
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across Clues
Puzzle style clues mix nouns verbs and abbreviations across language dense grid. Readers face a long list of interlinked definitions including literary authors geographic terms and archaic abbreviations. The puzzle demands cross checking letters and common word fits.
Baytown Sun Names Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun announces editorial and advertising staff roles including editor Preston Pendergrass and managing editor John Boynton. The paper operates from 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90, details on circulation, pricing, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives. The publication is a second class matter under Congress law and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
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Associated Press
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A brief cartoonish column notes delayed letters and rising costs for daily life. It jokes that if letters arrived as fast as bills, mail time would be unnecessary and bus travel would face new challenges.
First Army Notre Dame Game Popularized Forward Pass
The 1913 clash on November 1 featured Notre Dame defeating Army through repeated forward passes. The upset demonstrated that a smaller, clever team could defeat a larger powerhouse using the aerial attack.
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Army
Notre Dame
Return to the Razor Strop A Personal Memoir
Preston Pendergrass reflects on the superiority of the straight razor over safety and electric models, recounting his father’s shifts between razors, the blunt moral of discipline via the razor strop, and a call to revive old child-rearing methods as juvenile delinquency rises.
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Liste
Hie
Strop
Life Among Columnists Life Among Columnists
Jerry Hall of the Austin American-Statesman says conservatives will keep solid House control next year with a stronger GOP showing in Dallas far West Texas and the Panhandle. Outcome could hinge on presidential tickets. Margaret Mayer of the Dallas Times Herald notes potential Johnson Kosygin talks, possibly in Russia, and warns Republicans to expect a publicity coup. November elections may be linked to more than crime and the Vietnam War.
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Dallas Times Herald
Washington
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Kosygin
Russia
Causes of Migraine Elusive and Treatments Discussed
A reader question column reviews migraine basics noting varied proposed causes with no universal explanation. It explains scintillating scotoma, warns it won’t cause permanent blindness, and discusses Methysergide and Cafergot use, side effects, and cautions. It also mentions walnut juice Neo-derm for vitiligo and drug sourcing details.
Johnson Handles East European Ferment Well
Washington opinion piece credits President Johnson with managing the Czechoslovakia Soviet tension. The article notes his restraint, new Moscow air link, cultural pact, and missile-disarmament talks while warning against U.S. overreach and California policy missteps. It stresses Eastern Europe seeks independence yet relies on Soviet protection. A critique of Reagan Croatia stance is included.
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California
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Paul Findlay
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John Tower
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Wooster Fire Dept Thanks Local Support for Scout Dinner
A Wooster Volunteer Fire Department letter expresses gratitude to Wanda Orton for help with a barbecue dinner that raised proceeds for Boy Scout Troop 83. The donors say community youth programs benefit everyone and praise local cooperation.
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Bible Verse John 5 13Believe on the name of the Son of God
The reader is reminded of eternal life through belief in the name of the Son of God as stated in the verse from John 5 13. The excerpt emphasizes faith as the guarantee of eternal life for believers.
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Son of God
John
Rusk on US and Soviet Union Survival Shared Interest
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says despite differences the United States and the Soviet Union share a mutual interest in all mankind: survival. He stresses this common stake amid ongoing tensions.
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United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Dummy's long suit proves key in bridge play
North and South discuss defense and dummy's long suit after a hand from Popular Bridge. South wins nine tricks for game and rubber despite diamond layout, noting 4-2 breaks would have altered the result. Commentary includes odds for suit splits and partner criticism.
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North
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with four hearts versus four diamonds
In a bridge scenario West North East South the bidding sequence leads to four hearts by partner. The text asks what to do when partner instead bids four diamonds, noting partner’s hearts may be stronger than spades and prompting the next move in the puzzle.
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West North East South
Wise man learns from others' errors, not his own
From Job 28 20 a question on wisdom opens with a search for understanding. A Goethe quote emphasizes learning from others as a guide to self correction.
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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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