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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
4
The piece draws parallels between the killers of Kennedy and Robert Kennedy. It notes shared backgrounds, rising 1960s violence, and parallel extremist ideologies. It argues violence feeds totalitarian ideologies and stresses US foreign policy aims in Vietnam Korea and beyond.
By 1970 San Antonio aims to host 4000 baboons as part of a long term project by the Southwest Foundation for Research and Education. The foundation runs a Nairobi Kenya station to trap and ship the primates for medical and scientific research worldwide.
A dense word puzzle list with Across and Down clues ranging from humorous misprints to classic terms. Includes references to poets philosophers rivers and domestic words, inviting solvers to fill missing letters and connect definitions across a variety of domains.
Editorial staff and contact information for The Baytown Sun Inc published at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 including editor publisher general manager and department heads. Paper is a second class matter post office entry and carries Associated Press rights with subscription rates and office box details.
In a curious historical note the kea the New Zealander parrot is described as attacking live sheep to obtain kidney fat. The excerpt also lists trivia about Altrusa International patents and a massive Percheron horse, with golf hall of fame initial inductees Bobby Jones Francis Ouimet Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen.
In this semi Blackwood situation, partner has opened with 11¢ and shown a 2NT like call. When responder bids four no trump and partner supports spades with five spades showing three aces, the expected action is to judge if cooperation yields control. Today’s question asks what to do next and promises the answer tomorrow.
North and South reach three no trump after a standard two clubs opening and a skewed two diamond response. West crafts a defensive coup by false-carding the queen of clubs. South ducks club leads, and West timing and discards alter the suit mix, leaving South with only seven tricks despite an expected three no trump contract.
Washington fallout from Dodd led inquiry cites Sen. Dodd and staff studies showing networks push violence for ratings. Documents say networks control content, neglect child welfare, and resist self regulation while FCC reform is urged. Garry study notes increase in violent and macabre scenes and sponsors’ role in programming choices.
The passage argues delays in service anger customers and criticizes contemporary art while accusing media networks of prioritizing commercial interests over the public. It cites suppressed memos from Gene Gleason and notes a Canaveral launch aired minimally by Huntley Brinkley due to sponsor fuel ties. It questions FCC actions on TV crime and coverage effects.
On this date key events include Britain luring the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956, Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502, Yeats's birth in 1865, Pershing arriving at Paris in 1917, Lindbergh honored in 1927, Paris open city in 1940, the flying bomb strikes in 1944, Geneva nuclear talks in 1960, Kennedy civil rights push in 1963, and Marshall joining the Supreme Court in 1967.
Stanford biologist Raul Ehrlich warns pesticides threaten population safety as inflation and consumption rise. Senator Eugene McCarthy questions Democratic Chairman John Bailey. Frank Church notes war spending dominates the 1987 US budget with 747 percent of 147 billion dollars for war related items.
A Bible verse notes that Jesus bore our sins in his body on the tree to enable us to live righteously. By his stripes we are healed, signaling redemption through suffering and faith.
In this first of two related columns, a reader asks if gout is only an older person’s disease. The answer explains gout as an inborn metabolic defect with heredity, notes age of onset in men in the 30s, lists purine rich foods to avoid, mentions diuretics as potential causes, and covers uric acid levels, symptoms, acute attacks, and progression to chronic gouty arthritis. It also notes fruit juice has no net uric acid, and cites higher rates of hypertension and heart disease among gout patients. Editor Wayne G Brandstadt, M D, invites questions.
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