Houston Museum Education Program Expands With New Building
The Houston Museum of Natural Science educates through Burke Baker Planetarium and museum classrooms. Thousands of public private and out of town students visit on Wednesdays and through adult lectures monthly. The new building will add three large classrooms and broaden outreach near Baytown.
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Houston Museum of Natural Science
Houston
Burke Baker
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Girl Scouts
Campfire Girls
Museum
Prudential
Burke Baker Planetarium
Great
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A compact NEA word puzzle feature listing crossword style clues across a range of definitions. Includes terms such as wildlife names and linguistic hints, with obscure and modern usages across varied categories.
Ol Henry's Bern scoop on Svetlana Stalin memoirs
New York columnist Henry McLemore recounts a "man on the spot" story from Bern where Svetlana Dzhugashvili allegedly arrived seeking asylum. A Bernese correspondent claims Svetlana, also called Svetiana Stalin, sparked magazine interest and memoir offers while praising her father. The piece reflects on media pursuit and Swiss reputation for truth.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Svetlana Stalina
Bern
Switzerland
Josef Stalin
U.S
Svetlana
Russia
Svetlana Dehugashvili
Svetiana Stalin
Jers
Dzhugashvili
Stalin
Jan
Svetlanta
America
Look
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Grit
Playboy
Photoplay
Redbook
True Confessions
Printer's Ink
Sheepherders’ Digest
Home and Fireside
The
North Dakota Quarterly Review
Churchill
Roosevelt
Truman
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Bishop to Conquer Late Night With ABC Joey Bishop Show
Hollywood report notes Joey Bishop prepares for an April 17 ABC launch to challenge NBC’s late night lineup. ABC backs the program with color studio facilities on Vine Street and a live entertainment emphasis. Bishop will host Regis Philbin, Johnny Mann, and local improvists Jack Riley and Mark London, aiming to break in with a sustained 39 week run.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Joey Bishop
ABC
NBC
Bishop
Jack Paar
Johnny Carson
Regis Philbin
Johnny Mann
Jack Riley
Mark London
California Democrats Boycott Bobby Kennedy Seeks Address
Washington D C reports California Democratic congressmen plan to snub Bobby Kennedy at fund raising dinners, amid disputes over his antiwar speeches. The piece notes opposition from Rep George Miller and others, while Ed Roybal advocates inviting him as a draw. It also references Powell seating, Justice Fortas, and other Washington politics.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
California
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Vietnam
Johnson
George Miller
Oakland
Charles Wilson
Los Angeles
Chet Holifield
Montebello
Ed Roybal
Miller
Wilson
Roybal
George Brown
Monterey Park
Don Edwards
San Jose
Capitol Hill
Adam Clayton Powell
Adam Powell
New York
Powell
U.S
Congress
Jim
Curley
Boston
Jug
People of
The Doctor's Mailbag Migraine Advice Notes
A reader describes wiggly lines in vision that fade in 20 to 30 minutes, consistent with migraine aura usually followed by a headache. Answers discuss Cafergot use and risks, possible trigeminal neuralgia, and notes on birth control pills not aggravating migraines while highlighting ongoing questions about chemical factors in blood.
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Italy
Front Men Bump Heads In Global Leadership Jumble
Washington AP commentary notes three major leaders Charles de Gaulle, Lyndon Johnson, and Mao Tse-tung face uncertain succession amid global restlessness. It analyzes De Gaulle’s waning French support after elections, Johnson’s complex Vietnam era popularity, and Mao’s use of Red Guards to suppress critics, amid a broader calm and discontent in unequal ways.
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Washington
Lke
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
de Gaulle
France
Vietnam
China
Mao Tse-rung
Herbert convention explored in bridge bidding article
The piece explains the Herbert convention used after a two club opening with a negative two diamond response. It shows South bidding three diamonds to suggest a strong hand and North replying three hearts, clarifying if it signals a strong bid or a misstep. It also notes strategic cautions and suggests discussing the convention with partners before use.
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South
North
Herbert
Bridge puzzle about bidding after partner's overcall
The fragment describes a bridge bidding sequence with passes and a question about the correct rebid. It asks what to do after the partner overcalls with three clubs over your two clubs, suggesting a six no trump as a safe alternative and hinting at grand slam chances if partner holds solid spades and top cards. The prompt ends with Today’s Question: Answer Tomorrow.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details from Baytown Texas
The Baytown Sun records show editorial and managerial staff including editor Fred Hartman and publisher John Wadley. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive with a Baytown post office listing and subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Fred Hartman
EN Hartman
John Wadley
Preston _Pende
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Bradenton
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