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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1968
Page
4
Editorial argues that rising gun arrests reflect national trends of fear and lawlessness. It condemns civil disobedience as dangerous, urges peaceful redress through courts, and warns that undermining law and order risks anarchy and national collapse.
A reader asks about Crohn's disease and ileitis. Doctors explain regional ileitis, its partial recovery rate, chronic courses, and recurrences after surgery. They discuss causes, diet, diagnosis clues, relation to colitis, nerve impact, heredity, smoking, Medrol side effects, and calcium needs with intermittent corticosteroid use and antibiotics for symptom relief.
The Baytown Sun press notes its staff including John Wadley Beulah Mse Jackson Paul Pattison and B Pritchett with roles for publisher assistant publisher and editors. It lists office locations 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 90 77520 along with subscription rates by carrier 1 75 per month 21 per year and single copy price 16 cents.
A letter from the Parents and Teachers of Exceptional Children expresses sincere appreciation for publicity and aid given to the Special Education Spring Festival. It thanks the Baytown Police Association, Baytown Police Wives Association, and the night and noon optimists for help. The Baytown Police Association also made a sizable donation to the PTEC treasury to fund summer programs for physically and mentally handicapped children and for the Special Education Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts.
The World Almanac notes diatoms are microscopic algae with silica shells that accumulate at ocean floors forming rich oil deposits. They feed many sea creatures and emit most of the earth's oxygen, underscoring their ecological importance.
In a Barbs column Phil Pastoret notes the ideal pipe tobacco should be tolerable to the smoker yet considered too awful for others to borrow. He suggests an open mouth signals a closed mind and hints at social snobbery around tobacco preferences.
Columnist Paul Harvey argues the real danger is less about World Communist plots and more about domestic policy failures. He cautions against anti communism without a positive agenda, noting welfare, reliance on government, and big government as ongoing issues beyond Moscow or Peking. He urges voters to evaluate candidates by what they are for, not merely against.
Washington Merry Go Round profiles Earl Warren on his career and character, recalling his long tenure as Chief Justice, his family life, overseas travels with President Tito and Adlai Stevenson, and his commitment to individual rights. The piece notes his planned retirement after 14 years on the bench and hints at future plans including time with family, hunting, swimming, and maintaining a court office for reserve duty.
A brief Bible verse notes that salvation comes not through animal sacrifices but through Christ's own blood. It states that he entered the holy place once for all to obtain eternal redemption. This emphasizes the sufficiency of Jesus' sacrifice for believers.
A bridge column recounts a hand where South navigates a risky contract. North signs off after a minimal two spade raise, while South seeks the slam via careful spade and heart finesses. The outcome hinges on correct leads and a bit of fortune, with cardiinal choices weighed against a hypothetical singleton king.
In the bidding shown West North East South pass, you hold A4A1 FAO 1098 ¢HI65 KY and partner has two aces. You open four no trump, partner bids five spades showing three aces. What now? Answer tomorrow.
A compact puzzle listing Across and Down clues with partial answers and references to letters. The grid includes terms like organ of hearing and various definitional hints, with several misspellings and redactions typical of old crosswords.
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