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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
4
A Scholastic Research Center survey of over 3400 high school students across public private and parochial schools found broad agreement with values linked to conformity. It shows student opinions on six topics including personal development class officer suitability fashion career choices and parental influence versus peers.
Washington report details the strain on former Tom Dodd aides as Wall Street lawyers defend Dodd before the Senate Ethics Committee. It recounts staff sacrifices, job losses, and the tension among lawmakers over staff turning against their boss while noting related orbiting defense actions and interludes with other senators.
A compact listing of across and down crossword style clues with numbers for positions and entries. This NEA feature presents a word power challenge including animal sounds, fabrics, coins, verbs, and historical terms.
Gulf Oil Corp president Bob Rawls Dorsey told Port Arthur the city has improved from an era of poor industrial climate. He said Gulf, based in Port Arthur, considered moving its refinery but notes now the area is ready to develop to its full potential.
Mr. Fred Hartman calls for mosquito control due to a leaking water line in a ditch near his Baytown property and offers to fund repair. Elaine S. Rice criticizes a June 20 Around Town column, defends freeway vs road distinction, and cautions against reckless driving and crowding on I 10.
In John 6 29 Jesus responds to questions about God’s work declaring that believing in the one God sent is the essential act of faith. The verse emphasizes faith in Jesus as the path to divine relationship and salvation.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports that law enforcement officers nationwide expect crime to rise due to a Supreme Court decision limiting police interrogation. Police chiefs from New York, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, and Boston condemn the ruling as hampering investigations and increasing the risk of technical errors. The Mallory rule’s history is cited as contributing to rising offenses in Washington, with homicide, robbery, and larceny up sharply. A separate note covers Vice President Humphrey’s National Teachers Corps telegrams to college presidents and mixed reactions from educators.
Baytown Sun page shows editor and publisher roles, managers, and staff names. It notes second class matter at Baytown Texas with 77521, publication schedule, address, subscription rates, and national representation. It also cites Associated Press rights and republication terms.
Wayne G Brandstadt MD explains motion sickness in air travel, noting it is milder on night flights and in large jets. He advises preflight meds for susceptibility, staying occupied, and eating aloft. Pressure changes affect ears and sinuses. use decongestants, yawning or chewing, and gentle Valsalva during descent. Travel cautions include pregnancy, heart conditions, recent abdominal surgery, and overall safety advantages of air travel.
A humorous bridge column on false-card play and the hand where South and West outmaneuvered misreads. West misleads with spade tactics, East signals subtly, and the defense finally defeats a four heart contract with a clever diamond and spade sequence.
The Baytown Sun presents a bridge puzzle with a sample hand and bidding sequence. A no trump overcall invites a three spades response, and the article notes Gerstard Jacoby as a winning bridge champion offering tips in a booklet available by mail with 50 cents and address details.
A concise critique sketches Parkes’ column as a witty aside on ambition and snobbery. It notes his advice on succeeding through friendship, and mocks the social sniping that accompanies lunching with gossips and the absence of true class.
Cincinnati officials awarded four contracts for winter needs including 4 002 gallons of antifreeze and 2 040 tons of coal split among three suppliers.
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