Babies No Longer a Business Boon in Modern Economy
A National fence on Family Planning features Richard L. Breault of the U.S. Chamber arguing that the old adage babies boost business no longer fits contemporary American life. He says growth in demand shifts to diversified needs as incomes rise, urging rational planning to avoid subsistence economics and to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Breault
U.S. Chamber Commerce
Tomnaerow
Breaul
EuropeanDrive Toward Unified Traffic Standards
Europeans move toward a Community standard for roads and vehicles. Draft directives aim to harmonize brakes safety glass headlights wipers mufflers and curb differences in right of way road markings and stop rules across member states to ease cross border manufacturing and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
European Economic Community
Fulton Lewis Speaks on Johnsons Campaign Finance Rules
Johnson seeks tighter disclosure and tougher limits under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act while running Johnson-for-Senate groups. The piece highlights defense contractors funding Democratic campaigns, calls attention to a St. Louis union leader linked to past crimes, and notes Cassidy becomes president of the National Association of Social Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Camm
Grumman Aire 4
Loeckherd
Teimerap
Ling - Temee Aircraft
Forderal Motors
Aerodex, Inc
Mary Marietta
Alcoa, Aluminum
Fairchild- Hiller Corp
Ling
Temes - Vought, Inc
Dallas
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Lawrence Callanan
Calanan
Tulsa
Okla
Callanan
Local 562
Local 382
Friends of Lei
House
Paul A. Porter
Friends of
LBJ
Washington
Arnold, Fortas and Porter
Syracuse Post- Standard
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Chicago
Helen E. Cassidy
Tulane University
New Orleans
National Association of Social Workers
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Subheads
Puzzle-like clippings describe word power themed prompts with various clues such as sublines, titles, and definitions. The fragment lists hints for words like chair cutting tool and signs of assent while noting references to familiar terms and objects including a noble Mosier and a Tamarisk salt tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lake St
Pierce
Love Of Birds Is A Must
Henry Melemore reflects on bird ferocity and human safety measures. He recalls encounters with pelicans and emphasizes vigilance against bird attacks, urging readers to keep quiet, use ear protection at dawn, and carry a soundless cudgel if needed during outdoor outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Melemore
Adotira
Lincoln
Jean
Jessness
Poodles Inherit It From Spokane Dowager Estate
Spokane widow Mrs Columbi left a $372,211 estate to poodles and four Kerryblue dogs with a 5 kennel and caretaker to care for them. The trust ends in 20 years and the remaining funds go to various persons a church and a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Columbi
Exploration Of Moon Appears On The Move
Washington column notes American space planners re evaluating Luna IX data from Russia and hints at possible manned moon steps by 1968. The piece shifts to California politics with Lt Governor race intrigue, highlights Glenn Anderson and Braden, and mentions Ambassador Hand and other national figures influencing primary outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearson
Moon
Spere Agency
Congress
Busteri Ge Amert
International i Center
Vienna
Sean Sciente
United States
Spa
Red States
Russia
Previo
California
Lloyd Hand
LBJ
Rim
Seutenant
Glenn Anderson
Lt Goor
Hawthorne
Anderson
Lang
Braden
California Board of Education
California State College
Breden
Wheat Stores Now Below Safe Margin
Washington reports wheat reserves have fallen below emergency levels with forecasts showing 350 million bushels available for the 1967 crop. Officials warn shortages could occur if the 15 cent price increase stalls shipments and domestic stockpiles dip further from a prior peak of 1.411 billion bushels in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department Economic Research
Covernment
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher with James H Hale as editor and publisher, Preston Pendergrass as general manager, Beulah Mae Jackson as assistant to publisher, Eli Hartman as assistant to publisher, Ann B Pritchett as office manager, and advertising staff including John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin. The paper is entered as second class at Baytown Texas 77521 and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail deliveries and subscription rates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Eli Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Luck Better Than Bidding
Bridge column by Jacoby and Son discusses a hand where bidding strategy favors practical luck over bold bids. The analysis highlights how position and card signals influence decision making for West North East and South.
Bridge misplay ends in costly misfortune at table
A bridge hand discussion notes North and West overcalls and two heart bids. South rescues to three spades, West doubles, and a sequence leads to South discarding clubs. South then plays aggressive spade and diamond plays, exposing West’s weak defense and resulting in losses of spades, a diamond, and a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
King of Hearts
Wests
Beck
Win At Bridge Tips From Oswald Jacoby Ad
The column promises bridge guidance from Oswald Jacoby in a booklet titled Win At Bridge. Readers are invited to order by sending name address ZIP and 50 cents to the newspaper or box address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Psalm 56 4 I will praise God and trust in Him
A verse from Psalm 56 4 declares praise to God and unwavering trust in Him. The speaker vows not to fear what flesh can do, reaffirming faith amid danger or distress.
Barbs by Walter C Parkes
A humor column notes how parental authority shapes family behavior and cautions against overdoing horsing around while reflecting on vacation humor and the idea that dreams endure when practical plans prevail.
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Fulton Lewis
Johnsen
Sens LY
Mason Bil
Sc TN
Mdizo Coton
Heney Drink
Continent
Tan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dick Gregory
Edmund California
Brown
Gregory
Breton Goodler
Whem
Dr. Goodlet
Ohio
Granville Bradley
Michael Sweeney
Mike Geighan
Roosevelt
VSEG
WEA, Inc
Che Baytown Sun
Advertising Department
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Epa
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Fryesa Apa
Pres
Uze
Jacoby & Son Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Nortie Aio Wainstes
Jim
Retee
Agic
Foday
Walter C. Parkes
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