Conspiracy Theory Of Our Time Fades With Reality
Editorial argues the famed conspiracy theory is not dead, citing trials in New Orleans Memphis and Los Angeles that undermine collective plots. It asserts society is not a grand conspiracy but a mix of individual greed fear prejudice and competing interests.
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Tis
China
State Department
New Orleans
Clay Shaw
Shaw
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Memphis
James Earl Ray
FBI
U.S. Justice Department
Martin Luther King
Ray
Los Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
County Highway Department
U.S. State Department
Smothers Brothers decline sparks CBS censorship clash
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey surveys the Smothers Brothers falling from grace as a top act. He cites CBS censors and bland programs, notes internal network doubts, and compares their fate to Arthur Godfrey and Artie Shaw while urging a return to core appeal and “mother.”
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Smothers Brothers
Tom Smothers
CBS
Tom
Vietnam
Chicago
Arthur Godfrey
Charlie Wilson
Eddie Rickenbacker
Mister Godfrey
Virginia
Godfrey
Artie Shaw
Tommy
Dick Smothers
The Well Child Drugs Used to Control Epileptic Seizures
A mother describes her 16 year old daughter's sudden loss of consciousness at school and a subsequent brain wave test confirming epilepsy. With no family history on either side, she asks what could have caused the condition amid many epilepsy types.
Baytown newspaper masthead and epilesy advisory note
The Baytown Sun masthead lists staff and offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with publisher editor and department heads. The page features an epilepsy article noting non hereditary nature of epilepsy, controllable seizures with anticonvulsants, and discusses licensing standards for drivers with epilepsy across states and guidance from the Epilepsy Foundation of America.
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Dwight Moody
Garrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Bun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
War on crime urged in letter to Baytown Sun
A Baytown reader pleads for action against crime, urges community and city leadership to support underfunded police and fire departments, and stresses home responsibility. He invites involvement with local businesses on Alexander Drive to serve the public at all hours.
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the Sun
Baytown
Alexander Drive
Frank D. Campbell
Center St
Antitrust suit against El Paso gas dismissed
Washington news round up notes the dismissal of a major antitrust case against El Paso Natural Gas Co. by the Justice Department after a long West Coast merger dispute. Former Senator Dill reports from Russia on Bratsk Dam and Siberian housing as Czech delegates accompany a Siberian visit.
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el Paso Gas
Spokane
Wash
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Nixon
Justice Department
Far West
John Mitchell
Reagan
California
el Paso
Calvin Rampton
Utah
el Paso Natural Gas
Pacific Northwest Gas
Supreme Court
U. S
Willis Ritter
Salt Lake City
Ritter
Olin Hatfield Chilson
Colorado Interstate Gas
West
Ramsey Clark
Pacific Northwest
Colorado
Antitrust Division
Mitchell
Gov
Gov. Rampton
Vernon Romney
Colorado Springs
Rampton
Pacific Gas and Electric
Congress
Earl Warren
University of Utah
John Flynn
Daniel Stewart Jr
William Bennett
San Fran
Cisco
California Public Utilities Commission
Bennett
Clarence Dill
Washington State
Grand Coulee
Russia
Bratsk
Lake Baikal
Dill
Siberia
Czechoslovakia
Tax tip on excluding illness pay from taxable income
If you missed work due to illness in 1968 and received pay for the time you were out you may be entitled to exclude from your taxable income all or a portion of it when filling your federal income tax return. Ask the Internal Revenue Service for Form 2440 for instructions or see your tax consultant.
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Internal Revenue Service
Bible Verse Fight the Good Fight of Faith
A devotional note cites Timothy 6 12 urging believers to fight the good fight of faith and lay hold on eternal life, highlighting the call to profess faith publicly before witnesses.
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Timothy
Fragment bids and singleton hints in modern bridge bidding
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss fragment bids as an aid to show a singleton or void and to reach game or slam. They illustrate with a hand where a fragment bid allows four diamonds after a one spade response, avoiding under or over bidding, and warn to use such bids only when the hand warrants it.
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Oswald
Jim
North
South
Fouth
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bid decision in bridge with club opening
In a bridge bidding excerpt the South holds a weak hand after West North East South pass sequence. With fragment bids described, the suggestion is to jump to four diamonds if partner has fragmented bidding, otherwise bid four spades. The reader is asked what to bid when partner opens one club and the column promises an answer the next day.
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Tomorr
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle
A collage of vocabulary clues and wordplay items from the NEA feature puzzle. Entries cover terms from blue dye sites to botanical and legal terms, with crosswords style hints and several numbered clues. The list includes subjects like compass points, Greek letters, and animal names, inviting readers to fill answers.
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Mother
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Che Baytoum Sun
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Bealth Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johneila Boynton
Advertising Department
Peper End Weention
Illinois
Montana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Epilepsy Foundation of America
H Street
Washington, D.C
Hartman
Ray Tickner
Baytown Junior Forum
Philippine Islands
Washington
Clark
Berry
By Oswald
James Jacoby
la Pass
Honolulu
Compass Point
Previc
Dawn
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