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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
6
An editorial argues that worries about youth disintegration are recurring across history from ancient Egypt to Socrates. It suggests the generation gap reflects a search for new values, not inevitable decline, and warns against passive acceptance of inherited morals.
Aviation Week and Space Technology notes the Soviet Union trails the United States in complex maneuvers like orbital rendezvous and changing orbits. Voskhod 2 history shows both brilliance and near disaster, while Moscow shifts to unmanned work. a possible manned moon orbit could restore an edge before Apollo proves its Earth orbit only.
A Baytown reader praises Wooster area council efforts while criticizing Abbott Street conditions. The letter endorses Glen Walker, KWBA announcer and Wooster resident, as a worthy candidate to improve streets and serve the community. The piece closes with thanks to local agencies aiding a 1967 plane crash search and rescue effort.
A Texas House Public Health Committee hearing on Rep. Bill Rapp's bill heard that up to 30 percent of children in migrant labor camps suffer dysentery and infant mortality is very high. Camps housing 15 or more workers would need state health permits and meet minimum standards, with violations carrying fines or possible jail. Floyd W. Lowry of the Health Department described deplorable conditions, including camps in chicken shacks with poor water and no toilets. The bill moved to a subcommittee.
Washington Merry Go Round reports unconfirmed claims that Senator Robert Kennedy approved a CIA plan to assassinate Fidel Castro. The piece notes FBI skepticism, possible counterplots by Castro, and Kennedy family tensions after the Kennedy assassination. It mentions Oswald’s pro Castro ties and critiques of CIA actions and secrecy.
A Q and A column explains that while arteriosclerosis and ventricular hypertrophy can worsen with disease progression, steps such as quitting smoking, avoiding amphetamines, weight control, vascular dilators like nylidrin, moderate exercise, and stress reduction can slow progression and improve circulation. Surgical options may reestablish flow in severely affected areas.
Washington AP piece analyzes how liberal justices dominate the Supreme Court under President Johnson. It notes Justice Clark plans to retire by June, with Warren Black Douglas and Harlan aging on the bench. The article discusses age, tenure, and the court’s liberal majority history and influence on major rulings.
About 50 Portland State College students painted a crosswalk across Broadway near their residence hall in downtown Portland. Ron Campbell, dormitory president, said he and others have pressed city traffic engineers for three months to install lights and crosswalks. Commissioner William Bowes warned trouble for someone at the school.
In a Baytown Sun bridge column, Margaret Wagar of Atlanta outplays Eastern experts with a false card ploy. Facing a dealer’s diamond sequence, she gambles on a bold ace read that irks East and stuns the table. The problem position asks, with South holding A765 10432 AKT 43, whether to pass or bid after partner’s five clubs response to four diamonds.
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