Voices of Discontent on American Role in World Affairs
An editorial argues that the United States has sometimes erred in foreign engagements from Vietnam to Cuba and the Dominican Republic. It warns against a crusade to democratize the world in America’s image, urging honest reflection on past actions and the limits of power while defending efforts to help allied governments resist Communism. It concludes that America’s unique leadership is essential, despite imperfect choices.
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Stephen Decatur
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Henry Steele Commager
Mexico
Red Ching
Iself
India
Southeast
Asia
Russia
Revoluti
America
Karl Marx
Tibet
Johnson
Khrushchev
Mao Tsetung
Western Hemisphere
United States of America
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers including Editor and Publisher and Business Manager roles and staff at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas The notice notes circulation through carriers and pricing and states second class mail status under the 1973 act The piece reflects newspaper masthead information and publishing logistics rather than a news event
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Raytown
Texas
Tszi
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Pastime Is Dial Turning By Henry McLemore
A fragmented reminiscence by Henry McLemore recounts a congressional junket through Europe and Asia. It highlights alleged government waste in purchases by the Army Air Force and infers political motives behind trips, including savings on equipment and the impact on families.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Klamath
Coeuras
TNO
Dudley Deen
Donk
Spain
Europe
Toledo
Madrid
Today In History highlights from March 33 1967
The column lists events across eras including the Civilian Conservation Corps creation in 1934 and Paris Eiffel Tower completion in 1889. It notes the Virgin Islands transfer in 1817, wartime pledges between Britain and France, and various dated recaps from 1935 onward.
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Associated Press
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Great Britain
France
Poland
Doight Eisenower
Iran
Milton
Fila
Johnsen
Vietnan
It's A Dog's Life For Man Building Doghouse
Ted Lang in Osars Minnesota built a doghouse for his family’s dog Sporty and cramped inside to cut an outer entrance. He became wedged and needed his family to help free him in a humorous mishap.
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OSARS
Minn
Ted Lang
Lang
Lana
Jerry
Baytown Letters Cite Campaign Spending And School Board Support
A Baytown letters page argues over mayoral campaign costs for Cravey and Donnelly, praises Champ Crawford for school board leadership, endorses Don Wynnemer for Position 3, and backs Chuck Umboltz for District 2 council seat. Readers urge informed voting, citing committee work and local politics.
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Sam Dear Siz
Don Wynnemer
Enjoy Chemical Co
Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
University of Texas
Harris County Fresh Water Supply District No
Cuy of
Baytown
Chuck Umboltz
J. S
Bod
Blackburn
Memorial Dr
Quick quiz Q asks about US peacetime draft date
Questions cover the first peacetime compulsory military service inaugurated in the United States on October 29 1940 birds nesting in pinon pine name and exclusive nesting Ostend Manifesto of 1854 declaration claiming US right to seize Cuba if Spain would not sell it.
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the Sun
Baytown
Cray
Crewey
Texas Avenue
Bmarhermeé
Merer Crave
Bayioun Sun
Cravey
Raymond Donnelly
Welter Pfister
Cedar Bayou Ril
United States
Ostend
Spain
Cuba
U.S
Johnson Avoids Europe as Vietnam Haunts His Image
AP News analysis notes President Johnson has not traveled to Europe in 49 months while Kennedy visited twice in 34 months. Humphrey tours Europe as a seen as fence mending, but Johnson stays home amid criticism over Vietnam. Johnson’s sensitivity to press coverage and fear of antiwar demonstrations may deter a European trip.
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James Marlow
Washington
Jom F. Kennedy
Europe
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U. S
Sonal
Guam
South Vitnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Worth Vietmern
A Lament for Public Opinion on Privilege and Policy
The passage riffs on changing minds and private prerogatives. It contrasts a woman’s right to change her views with possible shifts in her husband’s stance. It mentions free samples and references the Birth Control Bill as a political flashpoint. The piece uses satirical tone to ponder public consent and choice.
Lead the King in a singleton queen chance
Oswald James Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where standard leads suggest jack from king jack ten nine, but expert play warrants opening the king when partner lacks the ace and the suit will be led anyway. West passes against clubs, South bids two no trump, and West should switch to the king of clubs to grab the singleton queen and make four club tricks plus three aces.
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West
South
North
Bridge bidding puzzle with six diamonds response
In a bridge auction South holds A Q T Z and responds after West passes and North shows a club king. With weak trumps but interest in seven, six diamonds should be bid to show the diamond king, even though partner supports six spades after your six diamonds bid.
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West Nerth
Saqrz
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