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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
4
An editorial urges drivers to curb careless acts and signaling failures, linking 1965 rural fatal accidents to speeding and drinking. It notes holiday death estimates and stresses personal responsibility to prevent crashes by staying alert and giving others space.
Washington-Three morals for senators emerge from the Dodd inquiry. Do not write letters to please donors, avoid careless assistant-signed notes, and beware being grateful to campaign contributors who can draw you into trouble. The piece cites Abe Ribicoff and Hubert Humphrey, noting Humphrey’s letters often came from staff. It also notes conflicts of interest in the Dodd and air pollution probes, with Senator Muskie questioning private funding of government research.
Fragmented list of crossword style clues like fish cakes primal pastry fruit bank Martian team and other entries. Includes clues such as Arrow poison Gypsy husband and phrases on vocabulary and wordplay.
A Manila-like essay argues that women hold the country’s real power through brains and influence. It contends only 13 percent of scientists are women, then satirically imagines a world where female intellect dominates and men become submissive. The piece mocks male dependency and praises female social power.
Washington plans to extend the Capitol West Front with a 34 million project adding four and a half acres of theaters restaurants and 109 hideaway offices for lawmakers. J George Stewart former congressman and architect leads the plan drawing heavy opposition from Proxmire Gonzalez and Douglas who call it wasteful and desecration of the national landmark. The proposal faces a tough battle as critics question space needs and architectural integrity while backing from Humphrey Dirksen and McCormack is strong.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with editors and managers including Che Baytoun Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Bil Hartman Ann B Pritchett and John Wadley Pati Purman as department heads. It is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with mail address P.O. Box 308 Baytown 77520 and subscription rates listed. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and represents national bureau services.
The doctor urges care while fishing outdoor recreation includes hooking, casting and boat safety. Prevent injuries with corked barbs, safe casting, proper hook removal, life jackets, insect repellent and first aid. Also covers sunburn, storm warnings, and general boat safety.
The article explains core bridge defense: return partner's suit in no trump and assess dummy for shifts with no-trump. It analyzes East opening ace in clubs, ARCH reply, and likely lead from West. suggests two outside tricks to beat the contract and details potential winners and bidding cues.
The discussion explains a bridge scenario where the ace of diamonds is kept if held, and a trump trick must be kept. It states hearts must be developed to win, East returns one, forcing South to lose the first four tricks, and argues that losing four tips prevents a major suit game. With any other return South can discard a heart on dummy’s fourth diamond.
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South Pass 1 heart Pass 19 Pass 7 Pass Pass 2 spade Db, the question asks what to do when partner jumps to three hearts after a pass. The article also promotes Oswald Jacoby’s booklet Win At Bridge with a mail order offer.
Mike McKinney, a Baylor University senior from Como, Texas, has won an $800 scholarship from the Baptist Standard to pursue graduate study in journalism. The Texas Baptist news magazine awards the yearly scholarship to a student preparing to work in religious journalism.
A short quiz item notes the Old Testament was Hebrew and the New Testament Greek with some arguing for Aramaic. It adds a moonlight light estimate and cites the 1953 Korean War armistice ending on July 27, 1953 with a de militarized zone and prisoner repatriation.
A quotation from Matthew chapter seven verse seven urging belief that requests are answered when one asks seeks and knocks. The famous verse emphasizes persistence in prayer and divine accessibility.
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