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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
4
An editorial weighs restricting habitual dangerous drivers through distinctive plates that mark limited highway use. It argues licenses are hard to revoke due to livelihood, and proposes penalties including jail for serious violations while allowing essential trips. It notes stigma could enforce safer driving despite objections.
A scrambled NEA feature puzzle titled Try Ye Your Word Power appears with partial clues and word fragments including references to Austria Promontory Colorado Japan and other terms. The readable lines mix phrases such as Motorists outcast lodging and Sharnapped with scattered numbers and letter cues, suggesting a crossword style.
A 22 year old telephone call from a Brazil hummingbird embalmer triggers a vivid memory of Belem. The writer recalls the unique trade of embalming hummingbirds popular as luck charms and window decorations. He reflects on the ease of the profession and contemplates learning the craft.
This Day In History recounts events on June 22 across centuries. Included are Germany invading Russia in 1941 Napoleon's abdication in 1815 the U S Justice Department formation in 1870 and other global milestones plus notable incidents and military actions through recent years.
A Paris scene notes Charles de Gaulle plans a call on Pope Paul amid questions of papal approval. It mentions Miss Massachusetts 1940 as the daughter of a pageant winner and hints at sponsor lines for beauty aids. Also references a Sumatra railway offering trains with special equipment.
Washington column notes the Kremlin faces a political hurdle in the UN General Assembly over funding arms and aid to Arab states, estimated at 2.5 billion dollars. It argues Soviet citizens oppose foreign aid and that the arms push seeks to shore up the regime while diverting attention from domestic needs. It recalls historical ethics cases involving senators and staff in a cautionary context.
The report outlines ethical breaches tied to Sen. John H. Mitchell and law partner A. H. Tanner in Oregon. It notes unlawful fee sharing for work before federal bodies, a 1905 clause altering the agreement, and a secretive plea to destroy records. Robertson’s cooperation with authorities is highlighted as pivotal. Mitchell was convicted, imprisoned July 25, 1905, and died six months later.
Advice from a physician on beating heat includes wearing light loose clothing, staying hydrated with fluids rather than icy drinks, increasing salt intake if needed, exercising in moderation, and using shade and airflow. Tips reference tropical peoples and suggest relaxing clothing at home, early window opening, and frequent short rests during activity.
The text notes the Pastoral Epistles are First and Second Timothy and Titus for pastoral guidance on church governance and faith. It adds St Dominic introducing the rosary to Catholic practice, with beads likely rooted in ancient Buddhist use.
Washington AP reports the second day at the UN General Assembly where diplomats clash in a rancorous debate on the Israeli Arab war. Kosygin denounces Israel and the U S while Eban counters, and Thant scolds both sides as walkouts mark the session. Goldberg offers a five point peace plan.
The narrative describes a bridge hand where South aims for a grand slam using the Vienna Coup to test North’s top honors. East pressures with four spades. South goes to seven no trump but falls one trick short. Opening lead of diamonds and heart play would have secured the grand slam against West’s clubs and diamonds.
South holds AS WAKIT R 22 HAG 1054 and asks what to do now The prompt suggests overcalls and bidding options with a sample hand The puzzle asks whether to bid four hearts or four spades and notes West doubles and East goes to four spades The solution is promised tomorrow
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