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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1969

Page

6

The Picture Is Gloomy One Across The World

Editorials and features weigh Secretary Laird’s warning on global danger and U S security. The piece contrasts dire Vietnam and Laos risks with a wry satire on Britain's Anguilla invasion, mocking melodramatic bravado and noting a Broadway ending would need romance for impact.

Mayor Candidate Bras Reframes Zoning Views in The Sun

Letter to editor discusses Andy Bras well child zoning remarks in The Sun. The writer argues his statements reveal stance on zoning policy and questions practical implications for community planning. The piece reflects local political discourse and potential concerns about development.

the Sun Andy Bras Well

Warts Curable By Several Procedures

A mother asks about persistent plantar warts on her 14 year old son and the best treatments. Advice covers chemical caustics, freezing with liquid nitrogen, electrocautery, ultrasound, X ray therapy, and protective pressure measures. Caution against overtreatment and notes a safe method with formalin soaking to cure about 80 percent of warts in seven to eight weeks.

Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details

Baytown Sun editors and staff listed including publisher general manager and department heads. Publication notes show daily afternoon edition from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscriptions and mailing details, plus association with Texas Newspaper Representatives and the Associated Press.

Trees Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin Baytown Texas Memorial Drive P.O. Box Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc

Food, flavors, and a Baytown police station lunch tale

Ron Lennard pens a nostalgic, lightly humorous column about food talk at the Baytown Police Station. He mentions two neighbors, Mrs. Sam Alford and Mrs. Peggy Powers, who bring baked goods and garlic toast for officers, share recipes, and riff on barbecue sauce. He recalls plans with oldtimers to fish Sam Rayburn this weekend, teasing marital objections.

Baytown Sam Alford Peggy Powers

Taxable income from property receipts in 1968

Taxable income may be realized through a receipt of property instead of cash. If you received some type of property in 1968, check with your tax consultant or the Internal Revenue Service as to whether you received taxable income which should be reported on your federal income tax return.

Brownwood Baytown Internal Revenue Service

Bible verses cited from Timothy and Galatians

A textual note cites I Timothy 4 10 about labor and suffering for trust in the living God, the Saviour of all men, especially believers, and Galatians 5 22 23 listing the fruit of the Spirit as love joy peace longsuffering gentleness goodness faith meekness temperance, with no law against such.

Timothy

Tax loopholes let rich pay no income tax according to Pearson and Anderson

Washington column reports a midair talk between Secretary Kennedy and Rep. Mills on tax reform. It highlights the wealth gap with one hundred fifty millionaires paying zero tax in 1965 66 and outlines loopholes including charitable deductions and oil depletion that skew the system toward the rich. The piece notes Kennedy doubts a minimum tax and urges targeted reforms while Mills seeks concrete action.

Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Washington Chicago Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy House Ways and Means Wilbur Mills Arkansas Mills Kennedy Johnson Sam Kansas University State Department Frank Bow Ohio Republican Rep. Bow Bill Rogers House Appropriations Subcommittee Bow Rogers

Bridge Tips From Oswald Jacoby and Culbertsons

In a 1930 bridge discussion Oswald and Jim Jacoby recall four card suit battles and bidding evolution. They recount a knockout final loss to Ely Culbertson and teammates Lightner Von Zedtwitz, analyze board eight where a diamond sequence led to three tricks, and debate negative doubles and phantom saves in four spades.

Jim Oswald Hal Sims Willard Karn Lee Langdon Ely Jo Culbertson Lightner von Zedtwitz Declarer Culbertson Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Card Sensene Q The bidding question in bridge

In a bridge hand, West North East South sequence shows 1 heart by West, pass, 7 by South. You hold HQ2 YAINIRGS 854 ATG. With six high card points and a six card suit, you consider your bid. Partner continues to one spade. determine the best move now.

Yainirgs

Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle Across

NEA Feature presents a vocabulary puzzle with Across and Down clues. Solve to reveal terms including linguistic and regional words, plant names, rivers, and historical references.

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Defense Melvin Laird Senate Armed Services Committee United States Vietnam U.S Laird Laos Korea South Asia Middle East Europe Russia U.S.S.R Comic Invasion Anguilla Caribbean St. Kitts and Nevis Britain Broadway By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D Richard Waters Jr Leonard W. Stasney Che Baytown Sun Fred Hartman Bil Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Behets Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton SowBy Ron Lennard Sam Rayburn Neal Saigon Treasury Berry's NEA I Florida By Oswald James Jacoby Nortil WEST SOUTH Sensene Nepal Belgium Tallinn Angers Secretive Group Seine Gauls Arikara Germany Anssat
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