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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1968

Page

4

A Boy Died For Me In Khe Sanh Today Editorial

An emotional reflection on a soldier killed in Khe Sanh and the nation’s response. The piece contrasts TV news, protests, and comfort at home with the sacrifice of one young Marine, urging gratitude for those who fight for freedom and quiet support from Americans back home.

Khe Sanh Vietnam

Vietnam Aid Payouts Set For South Vietnamese Civilians

The South Vietnamese government lists compensation for war losses including 312.70 for homes under 50 percent destroyed and 25.40 for homes 50 percent or more, 8.40 for a wounded child, and 33.60 for a dead adult, highlighting perceived aid disparities amid the Vietnam War.

U.S

Try Your Word Power NEA Feature

A fragmented crossword style puzzle list with clues and partial answers. It includes across and down entries such as propitious, discloses, prudent terms, and various numbered hints, plus foreign language hints and common crosswords vocabulary.

Baytown Sun Publication and Rates Notice

Editorial and publishing staff listed for The Baytown Sun Inc. at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with office PO box 90 77520 The notice shows mailing status and rates including by carrier 1.75 per month 21.00 per year and 16 cents for single copy Also mentions Associated Press and Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc as national representation

Baytown Texas Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive P.O Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc Associated Prigs

Why G W Keeps On Running

PAUL HARVEY argues George Wallace campaigns despite illness because he could influence the next U S president through an electoral college deadlock. Wallace’s appeal spans Vietnam, crime, and race, with potential leverage in a House decision and demand for public concessions from nominees. He and wife Lureen support his bid from bed.

Paul Harvey Baytown Sun George Wallace Alabama Wallace Vietnam South California Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Georgia Johnson Richard Nixon Harry Byrd House of Representatives White House George Lureen Wallace Washington, D.C Moscow

This Day In History March 12 1968 Highlights

This day notes key historical events from 1938 German invasion of Austria to New Jersey becoming a British colony in 1684. It records Grant’s 1864 Civil War command, 1912 Gizi Scouts creation, 1939 Pope Pius XI elevation, Truman Doctrine in 1947, Batista suspension in 1958, Soviet Cuba troop withdrawal in 1959, and Khrushchev’s public vote appearance in 1964.

Associated Press Germany Austria New Jersey Charles VI James Duke of York Ulysses S. Grant Gizi Scouts of America Savannah Prus XI Harry S. Truman U.S Greece Turkey Fulgencio Batista Cuba Washington Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev

Johnson wary of race report as Vietnam war looms

Washington notes President Johnson meets cautious reception for the Kerner Commission race report. Weary over domestic spending fights in Congress, Mills pressure and Vietnam pull strain policy, with members like Jenkins Lindsay Harris Brooke Abel and Thornton weighing in. The panel warns of a possibly unequal society if money stays diverted to war. The piece also covers Thornton’s ties to Litton and defense contracts, and Johnson’s cautious approach to pushing legislation.

Drew Pearson Washington Abraham Lincoln Commission Johnson Robert Weaver White House Vietnam Congress Wilbur Mills Arkansas Tax Ezer Ways and Means Committee Inois Otto Kerner New York John Lindsay Herbert Jenkins Atlanta Jenkins Fred Harris Oklahoma Senate Edward Brooke Massachusetts I. W. Abel United Steel United Nations Pittsburgh Youngstown Gary Charles E. Thornton Texas Ley George Mahon Lubbock Tex Thornton Litten Industries Aero Service Airtron, Inc Clitter, Precision Ingalls Shipbuilding

Doctor's Mailbag Cataracts And Aging Process

Cataracts are part of aging and rise with age past fifty. They form at uneven rates. vision may remain good, so surgery can sometimes be delayed. Treatments include an enzyme to loosen lens capsules enabling quicker removal, and an ultrasonic method under study. Drugs like nylidrin do not halt progression, and a freezing probe method has mixed opinions among surgeons.

Verse on the foundation of God and depart from iniquity

A biblical verse emphasizes that the foundation of God is firm and recognized by the Lord. It urges believers who bear Christ’s name to separate themselves from sin and live righteously.

Christ

Surcharge Plan Still Alive in U S Tax Debate

The AP reports President Johnsons 10 percent income tax surcharge remains active seven months after its Aug 3 unveiling. Despite House delays, Treasury Secretary Fowler may press the plan before Senate Finance Committee. lawmakers weigh Vietnam war costs, inflation, and the deficit. Senator Williams to push votes linking the surcharge to spending limits.

Washington Johnson U.S House Ways and Means Committee Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler Senate Finance Committee Fowler Senate Congress Vietnam The Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark Mills John J. Williams Delaware Republican Finance Committee

Squeeze Play Sinks South in Narrow Bridge Lesson

A Bridge hand demonstrates a dramatic squeeze by South after a poor two no trump rebid. South mishandles suits and, despite a promising start, ends down four as West and East exploit the blocking sequence to cash clubs and spades.

South Fast West North Dummy East Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Bridge puzzle asks next bid after two heart cue bid

In a two heart cue bid response to your partner's bid, today’s question asks what should be the next call. The example notes partner’s reply of two spades and asks for the best action, with the answer due tomorrow.

Wayne G. Brandstadt M.D Dr. Brandstadt

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