The 16th Happy Day At Capitol White House Wedding
An overview of presidential weddings at the White House from Dolley Madison to Tricia Nixon, noting historic costs and publicity, and highlighting Grover Cleveland as the only president married there. It traces notable brides, gowns, and vows, ending with Cleveland’s vow clause change.
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Edward Cox
Tricia Nixon
White House
Presidential Mansion
Dolley Madison
Lucy Payne Washington
Thomas Dodd
Supreme Court
Maria Hester Monroe
Samuel Gouverneur
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Cleveland
Role of business in the environment debated at White House seminar
A Sure Cure Mini editorial cites Judd H. Alexander of American Can Co. urging balance between harm and positive contributions as business faces pollution concerns. He argues individuals and firms must consider their environmental impact while pursuing growth.
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White House
Judd H. Alexander
The
American Can Co
Language Puzzle Across and Down Word Grid
A mixed clue list presents across and down definitions for a crossword style grid. Entries include terms for animals, people, objects, and abstract concepts with varying lengths and connections. The puzzle invites solving by matching clues to grid positions, noting language roots and related terms.
Feigin Reaches Israel After Returning Medals in Protest
Grisha Feigin, a 44 year old Soviet Jewish former Red Army major and WWII hero, left the USSR on Feb 11 1971 for Israel after returning his medals to protest anti semitism. He endured jail psychiatric confinement and repeated KGB pressure before finally being released and banished from the Soviet Union. He arrived in Tel Aviv exhausted yet elated and is now enrolled in language studies as his dream of returning to Israel is realized.
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Washington
Grisha Feigin
Red Army
Russia
Riga
Joe Spear
Feigin
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Israel
Stalin
Herman Eidelsberg
B'nai B'rith International Council
Siberian
Lod
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on style and climate notes
A brief humorous column critiques fashion and local weather cues. The writer muses on beach wardrobes, market freshness, and poems about May, then jokes on taking a day off when told to fly a kite.
Bridge bidding insights from Oswald and Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss raising a partner's major with three trumps, choosing timing for bids, and the example hand where four hearts may reach a strong contract. They examine responses, rebids, and alternative paths to potentially better games.
Bridge bidding puzzle prompts two hearts response
In a four player deal West North East South open with a double by West. South holds AK732 V54 K93 BQIS2. You pass with insufficient double value. Partner bids two hearts and East shifts to three diamonds. What is the correct next move? Tomorrow provides the answer.
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Oswald
Jim
South
East
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bible Verse Hebrews 10 12 Promise of eternal priestly service
A concise Bible verse conveys that after offering one sacrifice for sins forever, this man sat down at the right hand of God illustrating the permanence of Christ’s atonement and his exalted position.
Four-Letter Words Debate in Baytown Sun Column
Paul Harvey argues the Supreme Court ruling protecting vulgar words invites broader acceptance. He recalls Cohen v. California, notes public display and speech rights, and warns against erosion of moral standards while urging personal responsibility and restraint. He laments court overreach and imagines four-letter words appearing publicly and on screens.
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Baytown Sun
Supreme Court
Paul Robert Cohen
Los Angeles
High Court
Paul
Ethics bill debate at Texas House fascinates visiting students
A tour of the Texas Capitol for 32 East Texas students ends with a House floor ethics bill debate. Miss Jones explains ethics as Sam asks why two sides argue about conduct when the issue is behavior. The tour moves to the lobby as the House votes to send the bill back to the Senate.
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Liberty
Lsten
Sam
House
Senate
Miss Jones
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun staffing includes Fred Hartman as editor and publisher, John Wadley as editor, and Ron B. Pritchett as business manager. Other editors include Preston Pegdeegrass as managing editor and Johnella Boynton as associate managing editor. Advertising staff features Paul Putman as advertising director and Dwight Moody as retail manager. Published as a second class matter in Raytown, Texas, with daily and Sunday editions from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520.
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Preston Pegdeegrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Rod. Grimescenee
Raytown
Texas
TIS
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O. Box
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