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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1969
Page
4
Henry Ford II told Yale Political Union that the profit motive can drive racial equality and opportunity. He argued business should expand markets and help disadvantaged workers, while noting real progress requires joining the system rather than protesting it, and that equal opportunity benefits profits.
Questions cover sudden cortisone withdrawal risks and side effects such as headaches appetite loss and vision changes. The pills may cause facial hair acne and bone weakening with prolonged use. Prednisone and prednisolone are synthetic cortisone drugs with similar actions. Also discussed are uterine cancer risk in young women linked to early sexual activity, amebiasis symptoms and cure, and how to find a thorough family doctor via medical society referrals.
A voice from heaven proclaims in Matthew 3 17 that this is my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased. The event marks Jesus baptism and divine approval.
The Baytown Sun editorial and advertising departments are listed with names including Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Beulah Mae Jackao Pau Putman Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin and others. The paper is published in Baytown Texas with office at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 50 Baytown Texas 77520. Subscription rates are 1.95 per month 23.40 per year and 10 cents per issue. It is a Monday through Sunday afternoon daily with Sunday edition and is a member of the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department reports rural residents do not have the poverty edge over city dwellers that some claim. ERS finds urban income definitions understate rural hardship, noting higher transport and utility costs and limited access to medical care and housing quality in farming areas.
Paul Harvey argues campus protests are driven by social aesthetics and urges the silent majority to act. He cites university clashes from American University Kent State Rutgers and Colorado University and cites Bayard Rustin and Bob Hope as commentators while claiming many demonstrators are unattractive and disruptive.
The question and answer pair recall a Talmudic legend that the only light in Noah's Ark came from a huge red Pyrope Garnet. It also notes DeWolf Hopper first publicly reciting Casey at the Bat at Wallack's Theater New York on May 1 1888.
Washington insiders report Nixon exudes confidence and charm at White House events. He balances Southern and city Boss supporters, defends desegregation, reshapes HEW with Finch and Allen, and faces a rising La Follette-style Republican bloc in the Senate. A North Korea Narrows Sea of Japan naval showdown shows Moscow cooperation affecting policy.
The student wins the first trick with clubs then ruffs diamonds, draws hearts, and discards. West comes back with spades and clubs but the student cannot get more than one trump and goes down at two spades. The Professor confirms a crossruff would have made the contract with 11 high cards and a six card suit, suggesting the hand should be played as a crossruff rather than chasing an extra heart trick.
In a four no trump sequence over three hearts the partner has bid three no trump. The reader is asked what to bid next to pursue a grand slam, given scarce hand details and a daily puzzle prompt. The solution teases a future answer.
A fragmented list presents terms and clues across vocabulary themes. Entries include phrases like iffy references to Enlightened topics and assorted word prompts such as bread sailing ship and Greek letters. The readable parts show mixed word pairs and definitions lacking coherent narrative or clear authorial context.
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