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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1969
Page
12
In a widely cited remark Clare Boothe Luce said young men avoid marriage. the piece argues marriage rates rose to two million in 1968 despite more eligible singles. It notes birth rates declined, questions the link between sexiness and lasting marriages, and cites 400,000 annual divorces as a warning.
PAUL HARVEY argues that health advice echoed in Ellen White’s 19th century writings aligns with modern medicine. He cites Adventist longevity, lower cancer and heart disease rates, vegetarian trends, and abstinence from alcohol, suggesting future doctors may prescribe similar guidance.
A mother asks about Legg Calve Perthes disease in her 10 year old daughter. Doctor favors leg elevation and crutches, no medicine, X rays shielded to protect ovaries, disease resolves after puberty with protection. Old vs new crutch types discussed. no drugs.
The Baytown Sun publishes weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with staff including Editor in Chief Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Johnella Boynton Advertising Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager and others. The paper notes subscription rates and postal details and lists membership in Associated Press and Texas Newspaper Representatives.
A whimsical look at wordplay and phrases from a vintage barbs column. It riffs on color television, blue language, dieting sal ary puns, and daylight saving time tricks while asking readers to recall how they used the extra hour gained in spring and lost in fall.
A biblical verse from Luke 9 26 emphasizes that anyone who denies me will be ashamed by the Son of Man at his coming in glory with the Father and the holy angels. The passage is a concise proclamation of allegiance and the accountability before divine judgment.
Ron Lennardes argues industry fuels Baytown Pasadena and Deer Park growth through taxes and jobs, citing large oil sector conservation spending. He praises progress while urging awareness of pollution efforts and future environmental improvements. He notes Ikard's claim of at least one million daily on air and water conservation and favors proactive industry-led measures.
Washington column reports backstage lobbying by major defense contractors for the ABM budget. It lists Bell Labs, McDonnell Douglas, Martin Marietta, General Electric, Raytheon, AVCO, Hughes, RCA and others with 1968 defense contract totals and research grants. It also notes antitrust enforcement trends and a wave of mergers shaping the economy under the Nixon era.
The rivers Tigris and Euphrates traverse Turkey and Iraq. The Superintendent of Documents falls under the Government Printing Office, under the Congressional Joint Committee on Printing, with authority vested in the Public Printer. The planet Vulcan does not exist. the name was once used in the 1800s for a hypothetical planet between Mercury and the Sun.
In a bridge discussion Oswald and Jim analyze a hand where South plans a slam in spades. They discuss bid choices, defensive ruffing, and the heart finesse to maximize chance, arguing the luck question and the best line to reach six spades if clubs split. The column ends with a practice question about the next bid after partner’s two hearts.
A collage of crossword style clues spans literary terms and proper nouns. It lists playwrights Roman numerals Buddhist titles and various definitions including names of places rivers and musical measures. The mix hints at a themed vocabulary expansion feature.
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