Editorials And Features President Johnson Has Plenty Of Workhorses
Editorial discusses President Johnson's White House staff shifting to a professional, nonpartisan team. Rostow and Kintner bring new foreign policy and administrative heft, Meyers remains top counselor, Califano rises as No. 2 and economic policy lead. O'Brien stays influential, while Moyers recedes, and newer aides prove capable as the staff prioritizes competence over loyalty.
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Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence O’brien
Kennedy
Bill D. Moyers
Walt Rostow
Robert Kintner
Kintner
Rostow
McGeorge Bundy
Rosten
Bundy
Meyers
Marvin Watson
Joseph Califano
Defense
MacNamara
Califano
O'Brien
Moyers
Harry McPherson
Lee White
Federal Power Commission
Jake Jacobsen
McNamara
O’brien
Gun control bills move through Senate panel
Dr Karl W Opryshek writes from the Baytoun Committee For Fair Gun Laws criticizing the 1968 push for SB 1592. He notes the 1955 Crime Index trends show rising crime while data on firearms is withheld and calls for broader federal controls including bans, taxation, and licensing requirements.
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the Sun
Nicholas Katenbeck
Congress
Thomas Dodd
Senate
Bil
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Karl W. Opryshek
Baytoun Committee For
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Puzzle Clues
Puzzle items list varied clues including a ship Tico mantled vessel and a biblical city. It references a wide range of word play from painters gypsum to guest terms with many entries spread across multiple lines.
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Atian
Ipty
Baytown Sun Publishing Details and Staff Snapshot
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers with titles such as Editor and Publisher General and Managing Editor Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager and Advertising Department. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sunday by The Baytown Sun Inc at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates noted.
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Hartman James EL Hale Seyiak Mae Jackson Eas Hartman
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Pritchettrescoes
Veesnues General
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
Pigeons Drink Water Like Horses Among Sandgrouse
The Old World sandgrouse and their relatives share a rare trait they drink water with their heads down and bills submerged. Other birds must lift their heads to swallow.
Another Campout Planned By Henry Mclemore
Henry Mclemore reflects on finishing a camping trip and returning to city life. He notes the comforts of home, the taste of coffee and bacon, and the lessons learned from camping, including endurance, weather, and planning future trips to Wyoming for 1984 or 1985. He hints at resuming work refreshed after a few days at home.
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Henry McLemore
Mary
Megan
Yosemite
State of
Wyoming
Outdoors Division
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Walter C. Parkes notes that excessive trips to the race track can saddle a reader with debts and financial strain, urging moderation and prudent spending.
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Walter C. Parkes
Old gaffers chase go-go dance with girls
A crude line taints a column about aging men trying energetic dances with young performers. The writer implies old gaffers are out of place and failing to keep up with modern dance trends, using slang to critique mismatched generations and behavior.
Probers Set Unusual Privileges in Dodd Ethics Hearings
The Senate opens closed hearings into Sen. Dodd with unusual protections for him, including the right to cross-examine witnesses and advance access to evidence. The ethics committee, led by Sen. John Stennis, faces public scrutiny as it weighs standards and actions amid distrust of Congress.
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Washington
Joe McCarthy
Senate
Congress
Tom Dodd
Dconn
Dodd
Senate Club
Graylord Nelson
Wisconsin
George McGovern
South Dakota
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Douglas
Sen. Dodd
Julius Klein
Sen
Jeft
West Germany
Klein
Ben Javits
John Stennis
T+ Miss
Mike Monroney
Monroney
Elmer Thomas
Fouth
Bob Kerr
Okahoma
Bobby Baker
West Coast Savings and Loan
Senate Finance Committee
Mie
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Senate Committee
McCarthy
Butler Bros
St. Paul
James Pearson
Kansas
Robert Ellsworth
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Senate Ethics Committee
The Well Child and Adoption Decisions for Couples
Couples unable to have children face options of foster care or adoption. Agencies' screening emphasizes emotional maturity and stable marriage over education or wealth. Tell the child about adoption casually around ages four or five when questions arise.
Daring bidding wins grand slam in 1934 bridge match
Walter Malowan and Sidney Rusinow led a famed partnership using Culbertson four no trump lead to a six no trump grand slam in the 1934 Grand National final against Oswald Jacoby and the Four Aces. Sidney’s diamond shortage helped Walter secure the 13th top card.
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Walter Malowan
Sidney Rusinow
Sidney
Walter
New York
Regency Club
Malowan
Oswald Jacoby
Four Aces
Rusinow
Winning at Bridge tips from Oswald Jacoby offered
Bridge readers learn tourney-winning tips from Oswald Jacoby in a Baytown Sun booklet offer. Include name address and 50 cents to receive the guide. Also notes mink fur as popular in the United States with Wisconsin contributing a third of production and six million ranch-raised animals annually.
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Oswald Jacoby
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
United States
Wisconsin
Psalm Verse Reflects on Righteous and Ungodly Paths
A biblical verse from Psalms 1 emphasizes that the Lord knows the path of the righteous while the way of the ungodly perishes, underscoring a moral distinction and divine judgment. The line reflects traditional scripture language and religious teaching.
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