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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1967

Page

4

This Picture Is Not True About Vietnam War Casualties

The New York Times reports Howard A. Rusk asserts the U S bombing campaign harms civilians less than feared and napalm burns are rare. He visited 20 civilian hospitals from the 17th parallel to the Gulf of Siam and found few napalm burns, noting many injuries come from gasoline use and wartime disruptions. Rusk says 15 percent of hospital admissions are war-related, 85 percent disease or accidents, and that Viet Cong terror and village destruction are depopulating but U S aid keeps South Vietnam’s hospital system functioning. He urges continued U S support to provide necessary medical services to heal war wounds.

Pentagon Vietnam New York Times The Tires Howard A. Rusk Rusk South Vietnam Gulf of Siam United States

Think Big Defense Is Expanding With Four New Offices

A satirical take on the U.S. Department of Defense lauding expansive growth as it outgrows the Pentagon. It notes 86 acres of office space for four new mid-sized Pentagon replicas, and administrative costs rising to 3.1 billion dollars, arguing for a shift toward the goal of peace.

America U.S. Department of Defense Defense Pentagon Defense Department

Built In Perils And Safe Jobs In Early 20th Century Study

A Society of Ac tuaries study of 26 250 accidental deaths among nearly 5.9 million workers reports an average fatality rate of 45 per 100 000. Safe occupations include cigarmakers and tobacco workers 18 and nurses 26. hazardous fields such as logging 122 mining 118 and road construction 195.

Society of Actuaries

Word Power Puzzle Clues Spin A Novel NEA Feature

A list of puzzle clues includes varied items: Hindu month, Mine entrance, Mariner's eye, Greek goddess, Dove shed, Pillars, Forestly Fetise, and others. The snippet suggests a word power feature with cryptic style hints and cross references.

Satabien Golf

Have You Got A Soft Job

Henry McLemore mocks a Labor Department analyst who writes monthly consumer price index updates. He argues the job requires little effort yet yields steady perks and a high salary, suggesting one worker could cover the index with simple monthly observations and that thousands are needlessly employed.

Henry McLemore New York Madisi Labor Departmen’s Bureau of Labor Stats Utes Washington Labor Department

Baytown candidate Lamar Kelley praised for council bid

A Baytown college student urges residents to consider Lamar Kelley for City Council. The writer praises Kelley as honest, sincere, and well qualified, noting his family, church involvement at St. John’s Methodist, and education from Roberts, Lee High, Lee College, and the University of Texas.

the Sun Dallas California Atlanta Houston Baytown Lemar Kelley Lamar Heley Lamar Gloria Kel Jey Roberts, Lee High School Lee College University of Texas Lamar Keley

Chilean President Frei Builds a Nation Through Schools

In an interview from Santiago, President Eduardo Frei Montalva outlines Chile’s social revolution focused on education, housing, health, and agrarian reform. He cites UNESCO literacy gains, expanded secondary education, milk programs, and millions of trees planted to curb erosion, with a planned state visit by LBJ.

Santiago Eduardo Frei Montalva Chile Latin America Frei Tod Chile Christian Democratic Party Plaza de la Constitucion Bernardo O'Higgins George Washington Lbj’s LBJ Johnson Unesco Paris Svorld South America United States Peru Senate Army Lady Bird

Doctor's Mailbag Questions on leukemia and cancer

The column explains leukemia causes as unknown with possible viral links and chemical exposure risks, outlines treatments like busulfan and chlorambucil, notes limited cures and the role of the FDA in new drugs, discusses bruising in leukemia, and covers heredity versus chance in cancer risk with a request for reader questions.

Verse Exalting Jesus Cited After Calming Storm

In Matthew 14 33 those in the boat worship Jesus and declare he is the Son of God. The event follows the miracle of feeding the five thousand and demonstrates recognition of his divine authority by the disciples.

Presidential race chatter swirls as candidates stay mum

Washington reports a political time of quiet while many would be contenders weigh 1968 runs. Johnson, Kennedy, Nixon, Romney vie for attention as they dodge direct declarations on a possible bid amid Vietnam and party dynamics.

Washington Johnson Robert F Kennedy D-N.y California Ronald Reagan Richard M. Nixon Buchigan George Romney Franklin D. Roosevelt Vietnam Ty Agein Kennedy Senate Stever Tole Dominican Republic Tate John F. Kennedy Crats Nixon Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev U.S Gallup Pail Romney White House

When in doubt read trumps in bridge play

West faces a tricky six spade slam with South’s strong diamonds and hearts. North Stayman shows a four card major after 2C overcall, South replies 2S, then 5S by North and 6S by South despite a weak trump fit. The defense hinges on East’s discards and West’s opening lead and reading East’s distribution to attempt the slam.

North South West East East Wall

Bridge quiz on three clubs to three spades response

In a bridge hand with partner open three clubs and overcall three spades, you hold minimal bidding value. With eighteen high card points opposite a minimum opener and a weak spade suit, pass is suggested. The question asks what to bid next. answer to be provided tomorrow.

Baytown Sun publisher and staff list details

The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including editor publisher general manager and office manager. It notes publication details and address in Baytown Texas with subscription and mail rate basics and mentions Associated Press dispatch credits.

Leesuvent Tees Baytown Texas

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