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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
8
An editorial argues reality is unavoidable and hard, while some youths seek a private reality with LSD and other drugs. It cautions these escapes lead to dead ends, erode communication, and prevent genuine change, urging acceptance of reality and restraint in drug use.
NEA feature shows a puzzle style game list with word clues and numbered hints. It includes references to area 37 Silver peso 39 Provide with 40 Of Little height 43 Laud 45 Mints 47 Suppositions 48 Blackbird of cuckoo family and a decorative jewelry case. Also mentions maid of Stoiat and activity remnants with various cryptic fragments.
South Africa teachers debate whether modern art is art at all as Dr. Walter Battiss funds a year long chimp art experiment at Pretoria Zoo. Chimps use brushes and paint while their works are compared to contemporary human paintings to test emotion and meaning.
President Johnson outlined a plan for a continuing national draft with random selection from a 1A pool after tests and a year long induction. Deferments end for most students and fathers while hardship cases and medical study deferments continue, with undergraduate college status unresolved. Reservists receive draft deferments unless needed for a unit vacancy, and youths 17 to 18 will gain reserve enlistment priority. The change targets by January 1, 1963 if Congress extends the draft law. The president argues continued drafts are essential for national security and acknowledges inequities in current policies.
Barbs touches on high meat prices with ham singled out and jokes about aging as birthdays seem to come faster. It notes safety experts urging defensive driving and mentions pedestrians in a concise brief.
Washington column notes Joseph Kennedy names Robert Kennedy head of the family and political machine to back his White House bid. Ted Kennedy trails in polls and may wait, while Bobby exerts decision influence and clashes briefly over the JFK Library. News touches on GM antitrust memo hiring, Hoover gun control stance, Johnson White House religious appeals, and world press bias on civilian casualties.
Readers ask about causes of cataracts, surgical removal, risks, and recurrence. Enzymes may dissolve lens attachment, but removal remains standard. full lens removal avoids recurrence though cataracts can form in the other eye. Castor oil and quinidine opinions given. only a few eye conditions respond to treatments.
A palm tree spray bearing 12 shoots was employed in ancient Egypt during the wine festival for solstice, serving as a emblem of year’s end and seasonal ritual.
AP Special Report surveys Johnson administration confusion over North Vietnam’s refusal to curb war aims while U S stops bombing. It notes Hanoi’s desire to communist Vietnam and the impact of domestic antiwar sentiment, with mixed Senate and House positions on bombing and peace talks amid 1968 election tensions.
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand from a recent duplicate showing how a delayed double can alter the outcome. They explain the spade and diamond plays, the importance of locating the queen of diamonds, and how bidding after a three hearts reach changes the decision to reopen.
The hand shows strong notrump and spade potential. With partner rebidding two spades, you should consider pass and await the contract, evaluating consequences of a three spade bid and partner’s likely response. The focus is on avoiding a poor contract rather than forcing a risky bid.
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists staff including editor and publisher Ann B. Pritchetter and general manager, plus managing editor, office manager and advertising department heads. It notes second class matter status with the Baytown Texas post office and provides address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521. Subscription rates are given as 1.75 per month and 21.06 per year with 10 cent single copies.
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