Baytown grads and Stallworth’s lasting football legacy
Editorial reflects on Dan Stallworth’s impact as coach and father figure to Baytown area football players from Robert E. Lee to Sterling, noting graduates’ diverse, successful careers and the school system’s role in shaping them. It also covers criticism of Baytown schools and optimism for future graduates contributing to the community. The piece touches on a broader, lightly humorous look at Middle East tensions and wartime propaganda, contrasting with ongoing calls for transparency and citizen action.
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Lee
Sterlington
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Baytown
Nader mobilizes 80 students to probe federal agencies
A phalanx of over 80 college students will descend on Washington this summer to form investigating teams of at least 10. Led by Ralph Nader, they will scrutinize agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, and health and consumer service arms of several departments.
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Nader
Harvard
Yale
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Ralph Nader
Interstate Commerce Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Health, Safety and Consumer Services
Agriculture, Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Editorial staff changes at Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass and Jonnetta Boynton are noted in the Che Baytown Sun masthead as editor and publisher with related leadership roles. The listing includes positions for general manager business manager office manager and managing editor, reflecting a focus on editorial leadership and administration.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jonnetta Boynton
Wtant
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
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Baytown Sun, Inc
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Question and answer on Magna Carta site and Tanzania formation
A trivia prompt asks where the Arkenwyke yew tree stands near Runnymede England under which King John sealed the Magna Carta. It also notes Tanganyika and Zanzibar joined in April 1964 to form the African republic of Tanzania.
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England
John
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Zanzibar
Tanzania
Five Poles Convicted of Counterfeiting in Warsaw
Five Poles were convicted for using a state printing plant to counterfeit currency. They produced counterfeit U S dollars including $50 and $20 bills, exposing questionable economic motives even within socialist systems.
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Warsaw
Barbs on office bags and parrots speakings
The piece jokes about office workers nicknamed page bags who stay nose-deep in papers. It lampoons phrases like marry in haste and repeats at leisure and notes parrots can imitate speech while suggesting a wiser outlet for gossip.
To Be On Diet Is In Thing
HAL Boyle notes the dieting craze in 1960s America as a social trend and offers humorous signs you might need a diet. The piece blends light satire with a biblical closing referencing Hebrews 4 14 to underscore moral reflection.
Otepka Controversy Frays Senate Support and Nixon ties
Washington reports growing GOP unhappiness over Otto Otepka's $36 000 post on the Subversive Activities Control Board amid allegations of leaks and right wing links. The piece highlights Sourwine's role, Carto's Liberty Lobby, and Democratic dissent led by Kennedy Hart and Tydings along with the strained Nixon relationship with Dodd.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Otto Otepka
State Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Tom Dodd
Olepka
White House
Trere J
Otepka
J. G. Sourwine
Senate Internal Security Committee
Walt Rostow
Kennedy-Johnson
Sourwine
John Birch Society
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam Ervin
N.C
John McClellan
Ark
Birch Society
Carto
United States
Hitler
Teddy Kennedy
Mass
Phil Hart
Mich
Joe Tydings
Charles Mathias
Birch Bayh
Ind
Quentin Burdick
Marlow Cook
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
Willis Carte
Joe Trento
World Wide Features
Imperium
Woal
Cooling a Baby in Hot Summer Days
Practical tips for keeping infants cool during heat waves. Avoid overdressing, use tepid baths, corn starch, or baking soda solutions to prevent prickly heat. Let rooms be airy, provide a diaper only in high heat, and protect skin from sun with hats. Ask about fainting in kids and air in bedrooms. brief note on June 9 1943 Pay-as-you-go tax change.
Bridge Tips Early Trick Win May Be Costly
Oswald and Jim discuss a hand from Eddie Kantar in Popular Bridge where declarer risks a game contract by discarding a loser on a loser at trick two. They explain how two rounds of diamonds by defense and a misread strategy can force South to lose tricks in all four suits.
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Oswald
Jim
Eddie Kantar
Declarer
South
Wade Hearts
Bridge bidding puzzle from play hand today
West n\u2013east\u2013south bids shown. Your hand A2 Yak QIs ta $6 HA1098. Partner over one heart responses one no trump. What is the correct bid now and tomorrow's answer will clarify.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle Across and Down
A word puzzle listing many vocabulary clues across and down. It includes tree names, animal references, and various definitions. The puzzle grid shows numerous items such as shade tree species, nut bearing trees, verbs like expunge, and geographic references alongside biblical names and cultural terms.
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Lebanon
The
Alps
Japheth
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