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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues for the scope and limits of surveillance and evidence in national security cases. It cites Senator and court roles, warning that trust in police and courts hinges on maintaining state power and oversight. The piece questions who holds ultimate control over criminal events and safety.
Wayne Grandstadt answers reader questions on cholecystitis and gallstones, biliary colic, functional biliary disorders, and prevention. He notes most stones are asymptomatic unless obstructive, outlines treatment with antispasmodics, antacids, and sedatives, and advises careful diagnosis before surgery. He explains biliary dyskinesia and recommends continued antibiotics after acute cholecystitis, plus a low fat high carb diet for gallbladder health and protein guidance.
The Baytown Post masthead lists roles including General Manager John Wadley and Managing Editor Beulah Mee Jack, with advertising by Don Chandler and Dwight Moody. It notes second class matter status, publication details, and subscription rates of 1.75 dollars per month or 21 dollars per year with a single copy price of 166, for Beytown Texas.
A garbled 1960s style note discusses tire pressure and spare tires, focusing on who should take time to check a car’s tires and whether dependable spares are ready. It mentions Ralph, Reich, and safety concerns about wheels, temperature, and maintenance.
A letter thanks all who helped run a charity supper including Bot Prather Deytown Sun KIKK and KOWEA radio stations local stores and sponsors. Proceeds support charitable work in the community. Another letter praises Seaborn Cravey as Baytown mayoral candidate and opposes campaign sign tactics.
Washington Merry Go Round reports on the Dodd family and their ties to public payrolls, detailing alleged influence over government funds and investigations. The piece cites Georgetown University student Tom Dodd Jr and mentions Senate security subcommittee actions related to his education and payroll connections.
Oswald and James Jacoby report a chaotic match at Mayfair Club New York where a Tevent expert pair faced internal conflicts. A sequence from West’s two spades to a five clubs doubled led to disputes over bids and takeout doubles as North and South argued about why certain bids were chosen. East and West clashed over defense while South claimed the contract but players remained unhappy with the play and rulings.
In a four diamond auction after partner opens spades and diamonds, the responder faces a decision. With limited context the advised action is to bid three no trump if holding values that support a no trump contract. The problem asks what to do when partner continues to four diamonds.
Quick quiz style item lists trivia with questions and answers about Greece ancient names and Pacific discovery. It cites Hellen as ancestor, Balboa as discoverer, Magellan naming, and Bonsai art claim with a 1310 Japanese scroll.
AP outlines the job market strain as unions like the United Auto Workers and AFL-CIO push for wage gains amid rising living costs. It notes widespread poverty fears, stalled wage growth, and industry limits, with ministers wary of rapid collective bargaining signals.
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