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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
An editorial note argues critics oversimplify by accusing newspapers of gloom. A Midwestern daily tracked two weeks of output and found about 70 percent of content was positive, including youth coverage, suggesting courage and achievement drive readership and headlines.
A compact quiz style item lists NEA feature prompts with entries such as Garden flower, Friends call, Wanderer, Italian river, Bill of fare, precious stone, Seine, Worm and related clues. The fragment presents crossword like hints without complete solutions.
By Walter C. Parkes a string of wry lines mocks entitlement and workplace absurdities. Jokes poke at government dependence patient patience and the outcry over pay while lampooning marriage and sports gripes.
Henry McLemore profiles Lester O Lurp, a full blooded American Indian, who spoke approvingly of Arab civilians during the Middle East conflict. Lurp criticized leaders in Arab lands and praised Israeli gains while expressing concern for all civilians, suggesting his comments could elevate him to national attention.
This day in history highlights events across centuries from the signing of the United Nations Charter in San Francisco in 1945 to the 1966 Mississippi civil rights march ending in Jackson. It notes wartime liberations, revolutions, and notable public actions across periods.
The World Almanac reports about 30 percent of Americans are in school or college, totaling around 35.1 million people aged 5 to 34. Enrolment in higher education has grown 70 percent since 1960, with 8.8 million more students than in 1960.
Washington report details Johnson aides arranging talks with Kosygin over Vietnam and nonproliferation, while Kosygin’s delegation length and Arab-Russian tensions shape cautious diplomacy. Kosygin resists Washington visit. U.N. Assembly move aimed at easing Arab anger.
Wayne G Brandstadt offers practical gun safety rules for boys and families. The piece covers unloading before storage, muzzle discipline, trigger discipline, clean barrels, safe target practice, and post session cleanup to prevent accidents. It also includes medical Q and A about brain recovery after concussion and boils in infants with cautions on treatment to prevent brain abscess.
A brief quiz shows some trees have separate male and female sexes with flowers on different trees such as ash holly date palm and ginkgo. Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross and became known as the Angel of the Battlefield during the Civil War. Saint Dominic is noted as patron saint for astronomers.
The Baytown Sun Inc lists staff roles and contact details including Editor and Publisher Fred Hartman, General Manager Bill Hartman, Office Manager, Retail Manager Corrie Laughlin, and others. Publication info notes second class matter status, mailing address at 1901 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and subscription rates with monthly and yearly figures.
AP Special Report explains how Texas picketing law now restricts mass picketing requires 3 foot spacing and 50 foot distance from entrances. It clarifies penalties including fines up to 200 dollars and up to 9 days in jail, and notes changes from felony to misdemeanor for violent acts on the picket line.
A quotation from Luke 6 45 noting that a good person produces good from the good treasure of the heart and an evil person from the evil treasure. It emphasizes that abundance of the heart determines the words spoken.
The AAA reports that special motor vehicle user taxes account for 24 percent of total state tax receipts. In 1965 the state collected 26.3 billion dollars in tax revenue, with motor vehicle owners and operators contributing 6.3 billion.
Oswald and Jim discuss how standard 43-2-1 point counts shape bidding for experts and beginners. They compare grand slam decisions, queen of clubs issues, and timing of finesses and discards, noting beginners may miscount and miss crucial club wins.
Bridge puzzle from Quizzing column. South opens with two spades, West passes, North shows a diamond suit. Now South must decide after partner’s three hearts over two spades instead of three diamonds. The right play is not to bid three diamonds but to consider five diamonds with the diamond suit. Tomorrow’s question will reveal the official answer.
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