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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1967
Page
3
In a Bridge With Jacoby column a very bad bridge player defeats an expert. South opens three no trump. A spade lead forces South in. East wrongly plays King of diamonds singleton, exposing lack of diamonds among hearts. South wins later but East leads a spade and West finishes to defeat the laydown hand.
In a six clubs auction after a five no trump bid and partner's six clubs raise, with two kings unseen and favorable context, determine the correct contract and line. The problem asks what to bid next and promises the answer tomorrow.
Puzzle fragment lists clues and numbers for a word power game from NEA feature, including terms like cattle TV, Greek island, Arabian seaport, deformed comb form, Quechua, pedal digit, and desire. Readable segments suggest a crossword style exercise with cross reference items and theme hints.
A compilation of questions and answers on language history theatre presidents popes finance and botany. It includes queries about Israel official languages the first American theatrical season the cabinet stability Franklin Pierce the real name Rodrigo Borgia and the Little Old Lady of Threadneedle Street.
Bible verse states that whoever saves his life will lose it, and whoever loses it for Jesus and the gospel will save it. Cited from Mark chapter eight verse thirty five.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. announces staff roles includingEditor and Publisher General Manager-Business Manager-Managing Editor and Advertising department leadership. Notices show Baytown Texas publication details and mailing as second class matter at the Baytown Post Office under federal act.
Washington reports Kosygin called Svetlana Alimnyeva morally unstable and sick at a New York press conference. The piece notes Svetlana’s efforts to correct McCall’s Magazine and details Kosygin’s tight grip on her travel and the Kremlin’s embarrassment after her defection. It also mentions interpreter Victor Sukhodrev’s pivotal role at Cold War summit events and related anecdotes from the era.
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt compares fishing and water skiing citing the National Safety Council. The piece lists hazards in fishing such as standing in a small boat landing a fish, careless casts, carrying outboard motors, starting a motor seated, dusk travel without lights, storms, refueling, and fishhook injuries, urging caution and safe practices to avoid unnecessary risks.
AP reports James Marlow summarizing U.N. Secretary General U Thant as a calm, cautious Burmese leader criticized for slow or bold actions in Congo reunification remarks and Egypt Israel tensions. His responses, including allowing troop withdrawal from Egypt, shaped Arab-Israeli war dynamics and drew Abba Eban’s sharp critique. Thant defended his choices, blaming Egypt for initiating the conflict and noting Israel’s reluctance to accept UN moves, with his term nearing its end.
A humorous line notes a miniskirted gal reacting to a mouse with a tolerant smile. It reflects mid‑century office life and the burlesque of coworkers bustling around. The quip plays on age and social mores in an office setting.
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