Baytown Drivers Urged To Be Careful On Decker Drive
Editorial urges Baytown motorists to slow down on Decker Drive from Thomas Circle to Tower due to major construction for San Jacinto Methodist Hospital expansion and Garth Road extension. Heavy equipment, traffic congestion, and check points near Carpenter Hall require cautious driving for safety amid ongoing projects. The piece ends by noting Baytown’s growth and that temporary inconvenience will yield a more progressive community.
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Baytown
Decker Drive
Thomas Circle
Tower
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Garth Road
Park To Decker
Hospital
Park Street
Carpenters Hall
Decker
Memorial Drive
Park
Memorial
Park Memorial
Not A Pretty Picture About Our Distant Future
The piece warns of overpopulation, scarce resources, water and air quality decline, traffic congestion, crime, global distrust, and the risk of nuclear or violent conflict. It urges wise world leadership and personal understanding to save future generations, stressing an allout effort by everyone.
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Black Power Rally Funding
In Washington Bill Schulz reports that federal anti poverty funds backed a San Francisco rally where radical activists demanded Black Power and attacked city officials. A Sut ter Street War on Poverty mailing boosted turnout at City Hall, with 1500 participants denouncing jail terms for 200 civil rights militants and shouting provocative slogans. Principal speaker Bull Bradley of CORE praised mounting resistance and warned city leaders they must go.
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Washington
San Francisco
Sutter Street
War On Poverty
Wilfred Ussery
Ussery
Bull Bradley
CORE
Bradley
Black Power
Rally speakers and political tensions noted
The piece cites various speakers including Assemblyman Willie Brown, Vincent Hallinan, and Robert Scheer at a rally, while noting reports by Rep. Goodell of Durham anti poverty officials using government autos to haul voters to Democratic meetings. It also covers directives to Secretary Freeman aides to craft a sympathetic image and appropriate closings in correspondence.
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Willie Brown
Viet Nam
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Robert Scheer
Charles Goodell
Durham
N.C
Goodell
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Joseph B. Long
Try Your Word Power NEA FEATURE Across 3Cerer Island
Puzzle style exercise listing word clues and synonyms across varied topics. The page compiles sections from a NEA feature presenting word power prompts, letters, and related hints for readers.
Amazing New Book Promises Youthful Body Secrets
A reader praises Gertrude Enelow's Body Dynamics claiming it offers remarkable anti aging tips. The ad promises moving the feet to smooth facial lines and even flying-like exercises to float in air while enabling back strength.
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Henry McLemore
Gertrude Enelow
Mickey Mantle
Brand Name Drugs to Cost Taxpayers More
Washington Roundup reports how Medicare and welfare programs drive up costs as elderly patients rely on brand name prescriptions. The piece notes price gaps between brand names and generics, cites specific drugs and prices, and the push by Senators Long Nelson and Douglas to cap government payments at generic prices.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pennsylvania
Schering
Warner - Chilcott
Bristol
Pfizer
Smith
Kline
French
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Johnson
Medical Military Supply Board
Europe
House
Russell Long
D-La
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Paul Douglas
Dai
Bible Verse I Delivered Unto You First of All
The speaker recalls Paul’s teaching from I Corinthians 15:3 that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures, emphasizing the gospel message and its scriptural basis.
Baytown Sun Masthead and staff list shows publication details
The Baytown Sun announces its publication information with staff roles including Fred Hartman James B Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Bill Hartman and others. It notes second class matter status Baytown Texas post office, address, mailing and subscription rates and advertising department details.
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Fred Hartman
James B. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Carier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Els Ye Onc
Advertising Department
Doctor's Mailbag Q and A from Wayne Brandstedt
Medical queries cover uterine fibroids pregnancy chances and Caesarean safety. Fluorescent lighting effects on eyes and vitamin A clarified. Separate afterbirths for twins discussed. non specific urethritis described as curable. Readers may send questions for general-interest future columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Brandstedt
M.D
Dr. Brandstedt
Barbs on marriage licenses and fashion in satire
A witty column notes that marriage licenses need not be renewed yearly and jokes that clothes no longer define a woman. It suggests a stare toward eternity via the highway and ends with a quip about a repairman discovering DIY fixes gone wrong.
More Remodeling in Beaumont Federal Building
The Federal Building in Beaumont has completed $2.5 million in remodeling and plans $33,600 in alterations to house Internal Revenue Service offices in one section of the structure.
Delayed Finesse in Bridge Boosts No Trump Contract
The article explains using a delayed finesse as insurance in three no trump with ace and queen and no value cards. It states the right plan is to lead the ace of clubs to drop a singleton king and secure the contract, noting players’ reactions to potential bad luck and the value of taking insurance.
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South
West
Bridge Column Shows East West Reach in Play
In a bridge summary, East West vulnerability frames a boundary hand where West opens, North passes, East shows no trump, and the play proceeds with Pass and 3NT from South after a 1NT opening by West.
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Haqsaz
le Pass
Declarer aims for nine to ten tricks in bridge plan
The declarer plays clubs to his hand, planning to finesse if East holds the king. If the king drops under the ace, South can make four no trump by discarding clubs to establish two spades. He counts nine sure winners and then prepares to set up the remaining club, leaving West with the thirteenth heart and spade and no way to cash them.
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East
West
Sensed Q Card Bidding Drill Question
Bridge problem presented with auction L and 2h passes and 3NT by South. South holds AK87 A322 K15. Question asks respond to partner rebidding to three diamonds instead of 3NT. Determine best action given points and possible slam chances. Answer will be provided tomorrow.
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Khows
Story of Spindletop boom in Southeast Texas published
The Spindletop tale, site of the 1901 oil boom in Southeast Texas, is featured in a publication by the Interior Department. It appears in the National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings.
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Beaumont AP
Texas
Interior Department
Department
National Survey of Historic Sites and
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Ciba
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Tetrex
Che Baytown Sun
Wayne &G. Brandstadt
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I and E Society
NSA
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