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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
4
A critical examination argues against overstating today’s youth as uniquely superior. It contrasts postwar changes with earlier eras, noting that past generations adapted to technological leaps without alienation. The piece urges praising youth for actual accomplishments, not claimed novelty.
The National Association of Wheat Growers asks Secretary Clifford M. Hardin to extend the March 21 signup for the government wheat program. Shug Hatcher of Lamar Colorado says snow cover since December in northern states hampers farmers assessing fields, delaying decisions on production needs. Hatcher mailed the request Friday and the group will campaign in member states to boost participation in the 1969 program as the allotment stands at 51.6 million acres, a 13 percent cut from 1967.
A medicalQandA column discusses a toddler's sudden death from fulminant infection causing edema and outlines common causative bacteria and immunoglobulin factors. It answers reader questions on diabetes insipidus treatment, Bell's palsy recovery, and notes most cases improve in two to three months.
A Baytown restaurant manager pursues a gimmick to draw customers by offering a week of 1868 prices. The tale notes 1904 living wages, a Chicago charity baseline, and a Tennessee banana joke from a train ride, presenting humorous reflections on cost and era.
A series of trivia items noting Benjamin Franklin as the inventor of bifocal glasses, Australia as the continent with a single national government, Monterey pine’s rapid growth in the southern hemisphere, and Life with Father as Broadway’s longest running show with 3,213 performances per Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Selection of two prominent comments. Dr. Denton Cooley asserts the brain directs all body function and the heart serves other brains after death. Senator George S. McGovern criticizes U S foreign policy for enabling large nations to intervene in smaller ones, citing Czechoslovakia.
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff, manager roles, and office details. It notes publication times, address at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and basic subscription rates. It also includes imprint statements about the Associated Press and republication rights.
Washington notes that Walter Annenberg is viewed with skepticism as a diplomat due to his race wire empire and newspaper ties. The piece recalls Annenberg family involvement with Chicago underworld figures, past indictments, and shifts in political backing, while stressing diplomacy's importance amid U.S. European efforts.
In Luke 23 35 the crowd and rulers jeer at Jesus claiming he saved others yet cannot save himself They deride him as the Christ of God the Chosen One and watch in derision during the crucifixion scene.
A humorous passage notes that some lack ocean experience yet master strategy, suggests headhunters excel at foresight, and compares lighting logs with newspaper versus television, implying old and new methods each have appeal. It reflects light commentary on preparedness and clever solutions.
Oswald and Jacoby discuss Dorothy Hayden’s new book Winning Declarer Play. They review the hand Two Bites at the Cherry with 25 points and a slam in view. Declarer can seek 12 tricks by spade or club lines, depending on break.
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