Editorial: LBJ Faces His Biggest Test
President Johnson enters a crucial test with a Democratic Congress pushing six day workweeks as he seeks a record of domestic achievements. The Senate's civil rights bill moves forward while Medicare faces House resistance. foreign aid shows historical gains despite past cuts. Johnson targets 30 measures including antipoverty.
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Readers send thanks after local drowning tragedy
The Sun prints letters of gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Broussard and Arnold Feazle for aid after Reginald Fearle drowned in Burmet Bay on June 12. Readers recount divers, emergency crews, and neighbors’ kindness to Reginald's family and friends. A separate note asks help for Sharon Hyman, whose dog was crippled by two teens on Fig Orchard Road and faces surgery costs.
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Theft Investigation At Humphrey Airport Shop
Harris County Sheriff’s Office investigates theft of property from Humphrey Airport Shop which closed this week. Owner Col Howard Humphrey says tools equipment records and manuals were taken and an audit will start soon. Other facilities remain open while service continues. No definite suspect identified yet.
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Baytown Sun staff and masthead details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and managers including Editor and Publisher General Manager and Advertising staff. It notes publication format as afternoons seven days a week and states entry as second class matter at the Baytown Texas Post Office under federal law.
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Youth for Goldwater Backing Barry A Nationwide Drive
Washington reports on Youth for Goldwater a potent national youth network with 70 000 members in 47 states and 720 campuses The group led by Jim Harff 23 Northwestern graduate coordinates registration rallies and voter turnout with aid from Young Americans for Freedom YAF The movement claims major California and New York rallies and plans a July 13 Shrine Auditorium appearance for the GOP convention effort involves tens of millions of eligible youths and aims to mobilize six million first time voters in November.
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Quick Quiz Answers From A Curious Page
Spotting answers to a trivia grab bag includes Russia and Turkey for the Hurone-Asia border, Charles Evans Hughes resigning to run for president and later serving as secretary of State, Haym Salomon who lent 600000 to the Colonists, the Gothic distinguishing feature being the pointed arch, and Pearl Buck among others in Born Today.
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Kuchel May Quit GOP If Goldwater Named By Anderson
Washington inquiry reports Sen. Tom Kuchel of California weighing whether to switch parties if Goldwater secures the GOP nomination and platform. The No.2 Republican in Congress faces pressure from Knowland and Goldwater supporters, while Kuchel voices concern over Goldwater’s stance on nuclear testing and treaty implications.
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Hermit Reporting Changes in Journalism
A veteran writer recalls early sensationalism in headlines and hoaxes from the old days. He contrasts past vivid myths like the Madhouse Venus and The Madhouse Venus with modern cautious reporting, noting today’s papers are more dependable but less entertaining.
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J. Frank Davis
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Know Your Bridge Lesson by B. Jay Becker
South vulnerable after West open and North rebids three notrump. With four hands given, analysis suggests pass on some hands and a four diamond bid to invite a slam, while a four heart bid risks a non forcing contract. North likely holds values in hearts for the three notrump.
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Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE KING FEATURE
A terse clue set from a newspaper puzzle page shows entries such as a Land of the Incas and a dweller of the heartland, with cross references including Macawa Brazil and a participant described as a king feature specialist.
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