Not At Issue in Editorial on Civil Rights Disorder
An editorial argues that white America can defeat black rebellion with force, but peace requires the Black community to reject extremists, stop shielding arsonists, and unite behind nonviolent leaders. It warns of a police state if citizens fail to act against chaos and endorse cooperation.
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Jump suit set to sweep men’s wardrobe says Journal
The Wall Street Journal reports a fashion scoop as the jump suit becomes the next big all purpose garment. Designers call it versatile enough for home, formal wear, sports, office, and even bedtime. The piece recalls a prior masculine staple once known as long underwear or long johns.
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Word Power Puzzle from NEA Feature
A cryptic crossword style NEA feature lists clues and numbers for Across and Down entries. The page mixes wordplay, puns, and puzzle hints across many lines, with several entries partially garbled by OCR.
Ford Aims Deep Federal Cuts to Avert Tax Hike
Washington AP reports Republican Leader Gerald Ford arguing that substantial cuts in space public works and foreign aid can offset tax increases this year. He says defense spending can be trimmed too with no harm to the war effort.
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Today In History Highlights From Associated Press
Today in history entries note events on July 28 including 1914 start of World War I when Austria Hungary declared war on Serbia. Other items reference Bach's death, San Martin's Peru claim, Marines in Hechi, 1955 Empire State Building crash victims, Nixon nomination, Aramburu reforms, Steelton derailment, Wilson visit to Washington.
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Vast Saudi Arabia described in almanac facts
An excerpt cites The World Almanac noting Saudi Arabia covers about three times Texas in area with about 8 million people. It says the country is mainly desert and holds large deposits producing about 7 percent of world output. Copyright 198 Newspaper Enterprise Aan.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round urges plan for U.S. urban relief
Columnist Drew Pearson argues for a U S Marshall plan to aid major cities ravaged by poverty slums overcrowded schools and crime while contrasting international aid budgets with domestic neglect. He criticizes Congress white rural dominance and Negro unrest cited as blocking urban renewal and cites specific budget votes and misaligned priorities.
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Doctor s Mailbag Ear Wax and Hearing Issues
Reader questions on ear wax removal, infections, water in the ear, staphylococcal infections, and ear drum rupture. Dr Brandstedt reviews causes of itching and blockage, treatment with antibiotics, safe water exposure, and when hearing aids may help. Also notes on staph infections, earwax production, and Eustachian tube blockages.
Do Birds Have Teeth Quiz Question Answer
The answer states no living birds have teeth. Birds substitute teeth with a powerful gizzard that grinds food. The gizzard is located near the bird's center of gravity.
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Johnson Defends Civil Rights Record Amid Riots
President Johnson faced a nation in turmoil as riots surged after Watts. He recalled earlier pledges to push a major civil rights effort, decried looting and arson, and urged swift lawful action. He announced a commission to study riots and address poverty driving crime. He contrasted rioters with peaceful protesters and stressed the need for law, tolerance, and new anti poverty measures.
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Play Bridge With Jacoby Souths Slam Strategy Highlight
In a bridge hand by Jacoby, East leads spades and West chooses a second spade. South ruffs, using clubs and hearts to maneuver, ultimately makes five hearts. North's aggressive bidding is questioned as South finds the winning line despite the near-slam.
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Bridge bidding puzzle with spade overcall
In a diamond oriented auction West North East South Jade Pass is Pass 2 Pass Pass ia Pass Pass 3 ¢ Pass Pass 6 Pass Pass. South holds 2 R94 ¢ AQAKIITE and must decide. Your partner opens one diamond. The second hand bids one spade. You hold A R I O 2 W 54 Q 54 B K 9 7 6 5. What do you do? Answer tomorrow.
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Baytown Sun Masthead and contact details
Baytown Sun publishes weekday afternoons and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office entry as second class matter. Offices listed include publisher editor business manager and various staff roles with 1301 Memorial Drive address and Baytown P O Box 30 77520. Subscription rates shown as 1.75 per month and 21 per year with single copy price on request.
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