Anniversary Plans Made For Texas Highway Dept
The Texas Highway Department marks its 50th anniversary with a dignified observance led by a citizens committee headed by former Gov. Allan Shivers. The group, including Herbert C. Perry Jr. and other commissioners, invites Gov. Connally and past officials as honorary members while detailing will be handled by a lay arrangements panel. Shivers is named chairman praising his statewide prestige and highway support.
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Religion of foreign origin in Africa
The article notes that in Africa religions of foreign origin affect less than half the population, with Mohammedans forming the majority of that minority while Christians are under 4 percent. It also explains starfish vision via a light-sensitive pigment spot at each ray tip, helping detect light and darkness.
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Qualified For Pilot License By Henry McLemore
A letter argues for non cadets to train for pilots citing Colorado Springs Air Force Academy cheating scandals since 1966. The writer blames altitude for temptations and proposes moving the academy or making it a graduate only school while criticizing public attention and service schools.
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Luci Johnson Nugent reveals pregnancy plans
Luci Johnson Nugent, 19, the President's daughter, acknowledged she is going to have a baby. She said she has no preference for a boy or girl and expects the birth in Texas, likely Austin, or nearby.
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Bible Verse Faith Justified Brings Peace Through Christ
A Bible verse from Romans 5 1 emphasizes that being justified by faith grants peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. The message underscores faith as the pathway to reconciliation with God and inner harmony.
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Dodd Private Deals Urge Senate Ethics Probe
Washington column argues the Dodd case extends beyond campaign funds as Ed Sullivan, a Senate aide, is depicted steering Dodd’s private income schemes. The piece cites letters proposing profit, stock stakes, and steady income through various ventures, tying influence to financial gain and noting related CIA and Kennedy era intrigue.
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Jack Anderson
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Senate Ethics Committee
Tom Dodd
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Dodd
Senate
Gray
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
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The Doctor Says on Accident Proneness And Cortisone Drugs
A medical column discusses accident proneness, noting variation by fatigue mood and age, with rehab for impulsive victims. It answers readers on cortisone related questions with details on Triamcinolone Aristicort, prednisone, and Cortalex, including effects and safety.
Letter To The Editor on Speed Endangering Pedestrians
A reader laments a dog killed on Lee Drive near Hathaway's No. 3 after a fast vehicle struck her. The writer argues that if a child had been involved, the outcome could have been fatal, urging care and accountability for speeding drivers.
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Vietnam
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LBJ and RFK Clash Over Vietnam Bombing Pause
AP reports a dispute between President Johnson and Sen. RFK over a bombing pause with North Vietnam. Johnson demands reciprocity, insisting North Vietnam show willingness to curb war actions before a pause. Kennedy urges another pause to probe readiness for peace talks, urging the U S to halt bombing without requiring equal concessions.
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Bridge critique shows misfit bids and costly three clubs call
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a hand where South passes East two diamonds then bids three clubs. West defends poorly, forcing a down eight trickers at eight. East ruffs and cashes diamonds, South misreads defense, and three clubs yields a costly result. The lesson stresses caution against reopening against partners with unknown fit and the risk of misfitting a bid.
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Bridge bidding puzzle asks two no trump instead of pass
The problem presents a bridge bidding sequence after a 1C opening and responses 2, 2a, Pass, with South holding 43 WR I43 ORE54 BAK T43. The question asks what to bid now after partner overcalls three clubs, with the suggested action to bid two no trump rather than pass.
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Baytown Sun Staff and Advertising Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett along with editors and publishers including General Manager Business Manager and Managing Editor. Payroll and office roles noted with Don Chandler Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin and advertising department contacts. Rates shown for subscriptions and single copies with national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. and Associated Press affiliation.
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John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
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