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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues President Johnson defends free speech while permitting reply and counters dissenters who equate protest with disloyalty. It states dissent remains lawful but not effective, and history will judge Vietnam views as freedom of speech remains a two way street.
A compact NEA feature explores word power with puzzle style prompts and quick challenges. It presents readers with language games and brain teasers designed to stretch vocabulary and foster verbal agility.
The quote collection reflects political power hinges on public opinion. It contrasts Paul’s public teaching with Lincoln’s belief in public sentiment as the key to success. The items underscore influence, persuasion, and civic reach across communities.
MENRY MCLEMORE mocks private opinions made public from the Security Council to baseball managers and fashion. He ridicules names like Herman Franks and Cal Elmer while weighing Cold War era alignments and political tactics. The column blends humor with sharp critiques of public figures and social trends.
Events on this date include William Penn treaty with Indians preserving peace in Pennsylvania until 1775. Springfield battle of 1780 in New Jersey. Texas annexation agreement in 1845. Theodore Roosevelt nomination in 1900. Wiley Post and Harold Gatty world flight in 1931. Civil Aeronautics Authority creation in 1938. Klaus Fuchs release in 1959. State Department free passage in Gulf of Aqaba noted ten years ago.
The column questions Nixon’s pursuit of the GOP nomination and notes General Motors reaching its millionth car, inviting readers to imagine the scale of such production. It juxtaposes campus irony with light social remarks about panty raid history and goldfish as a playful aside.
Washington columnist warns Israel victory could establish a peace pattern By DREW PEARSON AND JACK ANDERSON. It argues making Jerusalem an open city under international oversight might extend to Athens Rome Paris London Moscow Washington and other capitals, urging a comprehensive Near East peace plan with waterways, irrigation, a Dead Sea canal, a Jordan corridor, refugee settlement, and Arab-Israeli civic equality. The column critiques US fire brigade diplomacy and calls for lasting regional cooperation led by Western support and pragmatic leadership.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D advises on avoiding foodborne illness from picnics by using clean hands, avoiding perishable foods, and preferring canned items. He notes heat destroys bacteria but not poisons, and outlines safe dishwashing practices and public-restaurant hygiene. He also answers audience questions on lead poisoning from old bullets and general sanitation.
A compact QA snippet lists West Point motto Duty Honor Country. It notes arsenic was identified in the 13th century by Albertus Magnus. It adds that even interstate numbers run east west and odd numbers run north south.
Washington AP report notes President Johnson faces a grim path for civil rights legislation as the Senate remains wary after riots and shootings. Leaders Mansfield Dirksen Eastland doubt passage while open housing foes and NAACP supporters clash over constitutional limits and enforceable equality. Johnson’s seven point program, including open housing, faces a bleak outlook despite heightened national urgency.
World War I Uboats sank more than 11 million tons of merchant shipping. In World War II they sank 14 million tons of allied merchant shipping and nearly 200 naval vessels.
A Bible verse from Titus chapter three urges believers to persevere in faith and maintain good works. It emphasizes that such conduct is profitable for people and reflects a faithful teaching to uphold.
An after-tournament discussion centers on a complex three notrump vs spade opening hand. Two experts defend contrasting lines of play, each claiming superiority, as Norths and Souths at different tables reached six diamonds. The debate continues with no consensus.
West North East South le ote Pass 494 2 ih. Dble Pass to ou, South, hold: a2 WARI7 H22 BAQIO5S4 What do you do? A-Double. East should be in for very tough sledding TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding two hearts your partner has bid two dia monds over West's one spade. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow
Baytown Sun lists Fred Hartman editor and publisher roles, with Bill Hartman, John Wadley, Preston Pendergrass, Beulah Mae Jackson, Paul Putman, Ann B. Pritchett, and assistant publisher and office manager positions noted. The item reflects staff designations and internal title assignments.
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