San Jacinto Methodist to Expand and Renovate Hospital
Editorial endorses the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital renovation and expansion. Construction will shift emergency entry temporarily. a new four story facility is planned within 12 to 18 months. Gifts from individuals, groups, churches, foundations and federal programs supported the project, aiming to create a premier regional hospital in Baytown.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown
Uncle Sam
Hih-Burton
Mental Illness Is No Respecter Of Persons
Mental illness affects all, regardless of wealth, religion, or background. The piece cites over 20 million Americans with mental illness, 60 thousand drug addicts, 23,000 suicides in 1966, and 4 million children needing psychiatric help, then notes progress from research and reduced state hospital populations by year end 1955 with 558,922 patients, 178,000 admissions, and 126,000 released.
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U.S
Mental Health Association
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across Morning
A scrambled NEA feature lists a diverse set of vocabulary clues and word fragments. The page presents terms from many categories including geography, culture, and history, with several entries resembling crossword style prompts.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor Fred Hartman publisher Henman and managing editors, with department heads in advertising and business. It lists office address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and subscription rates, plus a note on Associated Press rights and republication policy.
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Fred Hartman We Dee
Bid Henman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Don B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
First Electoral College Invitation for Inauguration 1933
The 331 electors, almost all Democrats, were invited by President-elect Roosevelt to witness his March 4 1933 inauguration in Washington DC. This marked the Electoral College’s first formal invitation to attend an inaugural ceremony. The article also notes Shawmut, Massachusetts becoming Boston on September 16 1630 and that a press gallery space exists for members of the press.
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Electoral College
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington, D.C
Let's Do Something Crazy in Vietnam
Paul Harvey argues for calculated inconsistency to confuse rivals in military, industry, and diplomacy. He cites Russians and U.S. policy, urging America to "do something crazy" in Vietnam to unsettle opponents and reset strategic balance.
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Paul Harvey Baylin
Sun
Military Academy
Muniz
State Department
Vietnam
Truman
U.S
Haiphong Harbor
Hanoi
YMCA Property Sale Report Sparks Quiet Comment
Reports say the YMCA property on Market Street has been sold though those involved offer no comment. Elaine Linder and Winnie Treet attended New Orleans ceremonies for Elaine’s son Mark who earned a BS from Tulane. Also at the commencement were Mr and Mrs Champ Crawford and their daughter Judy.
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YMCA
Market Street
Elaine Linder
Winnie Treet
New Orleans
Elaine
Mark
Tulane University
Champ Crawford
Judy
Fort Worth
J. BR. Geastin
Cal Hartrick
Edgar Workman
Will Rogers
State Square
Bonita McCullough
J. C. Holsomback
Baylor
Lily
Tennessee
Carla Ainsworth
Cerebral Palsy Center
Poor People Fight for Rights Amid Rain in Resurrection City
Washington column notes that Resurrection City's residents endure relentless rain under plastic shacks. It cites subsidies to large cotton planters in Sunflower and other counties, arguing laws favor landowners and push poor farmers off the land, urging Congress to balance the economic score.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Resurrection City
Georgia
Lincoln Memorial
Virginia
Maryland
Abraham Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
South
Congress
U. S
Mississippi
Sunflower County
Eastland
W. DB. Patterson
Uncle Sam
Alabama
WL. Corcoran
Barbour County
Ben Bowden
Emmett Scroggins
Colbert County
Ala
Lawrence County
Limestone County
Arizona
Texas
California
Giffen Co
Fresno County
South Lake
Kansas
South Dakota
North Carolina
Kentucky
Puerto Rico
Luce and Co
A. Roig Sucres
C. Brewer Co
Harlem
Chicago
House
Senate
This Day In History June 3 1968
On this date in history notable events include the 1840 Allied evacuation from Dunkirk with 337000 Allied troops moved to ports in England. The Dutch West India Company chartered New Netherlands. Jefferson Davis born in 1808. The Normandies maiden voyage record in 1985. The Windsor marriage in 1937. A 1962 Paris jetliner crash killed 130.
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FHE
Associated Press
Alfied
Dunkerque
France
England
Dutch West India Company
New Netherlands
New York
Jefferson Davis
Atlantic
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Monts
Atlanta, Ga
Paris
Bridge Sips and Strategic Choices in Spade Game
Oswald James Jacoby discuss North South spade bidding and game decision. West leads diamonds or clubs, South wins, discards, and plans to reach game if possible. The column cites risk and odds, noting two spade hearts clubs and the uncertain king of spades.
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Oswald
North
South
Jim
West
Proverbs Verse Cited On Woman's Work In Bible
A Bible verse from Proverbs 14 3 contrasts a prudent wife building her house with a foolish woman who tears it down by her own actions. The line emphasizes caution in domestic influence and personal conduct.
Thumb Sucking and Warts in Children
A column clarifies thumb sucking is not linked to warts and tends to fade with age. It advises a supportive approach, suggests consulting a child psychologist for overprotected parents, and answers reader questions on scarlet fever and vitamin use. Medical guidance notes vitamin C and D are beneficial, allergies may explain frequent colds, andskipped details are omitted.
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Beidal Cpath
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Renry ‘Holcombes
Recertes
Advertising Department
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughtin
Boston
Shawmut
Mass
D.C
Hoestos
Nicci Johnston
Ras Park
Francis du Plantis
Judy Kil
Joyce Woods
San Antonio
Buddy Brey
Houston
Cecil Babbitt
Aranna Watson
Grewery
HemisFair
Joe Dacy
Henry Schumacher
Department of Agriculture and Related Agencies
Bridge
Oswald and
James Jacoby
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Association
Third St
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Ohio
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