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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
6
An expert from Northwestern University urges a program of experimental cities to test radical transport, housing, education and urban concepts. Concepts include home based education, moving belts for goods, air conditioned encapsulated cities, and computerized traffic cocoons.
A man who saw himself as average suddenly faces a double windfall. He receives two Lucky Number Checks worth 33,500 each totaling 150000 and a 17 cent prize from a gas brand drawing. The catch is the checks are only valid if the numbers match the sweepstakes numbers. He wonders if luck can still strike twice despite the misleading setup.
Reader questions cover ringworm nail infections and fungus cures with griseofulvin and Advicin, ringworm resistant to treatment, and tinactin. Other topics include mouthful of water causes, Monteis disease confusion with Monge's, Parabid for heart rate, and general health advice from Dr. Brandstadt with column policy.
A humorous essay in which Henry McLemore ponders global troubles and his limited time to worry. He inventories 395 world problems from Aden to Zanzibar, finds eight hours a day insufficient, and notes political skirmishes and personal life intrude on concern. He concludes one man cannot tackle all issues alone.
A Lee College student laments a 29 year old dean with two years teaching experience is unfit to lead a mature faculty. The writer questions administration and regents and warns the decision could affect the college's morale and progress.
Quick quiz notes the Anglo Zanzibar conflict of 1896 lasting from 9:02 to 9:40 a.m. on August 27, with Admiral Rawson commanding the British fleet, delivering a rapid victory over Zanzibar in 38 minutes. It also asks about Fiji's diminutive name and identifies the U S Treasurer as money custodian rather than the Treasury Secretary.
Washington observers warn that bureaucratic fights inside the Agriculture Department over wheat acreage threaten U.S. hunger relief. President Johnson and key aides debate subsidies and production targets as Humprey pushes to raise output while Freeman favors limits to avert price shocks. The war on hunger hinges on policy, not rhetoric, amid a nationwide wheat backlog and global famine concerns.
A compact clue list covering across and down entries with battle terms borders national figures and classical names. Includes battle cords and linguistics puzzles, with several entries referencing historical rulers poets and places.
In this Barbs column Walter C Parkes muses that men in love with their work resist unions that shorten their hours. He asks who among us is humble enough to know our own faults as well as those of others, prompting reflection on self awareness and professional dedication.
The piece traces evolving Supreme Court views on obscenity from 1927 Boston cases to 1957 rulings and later decisions. It notes tests and guides, debates over youth versus adult impact, and recent reversals affecting sellers of obscene material.
Bobby Nail of Houston finally captures the Vanderbilt Cup after years of runner up finishes. In the Jacoby partnership, Jim opens a club to ease the response, and the duo advances to a spade slam with Nail winning the opening trump and ruffing, while East holds a king for a near miss.
South holds A T I O G S V 2 4 K 4 3 B A Q K E. With partner showing the ace of diamonds and the rest of the hand seated behind East, respond to the four spades over your three heart bid by bidding six spades. The lesson contrasts jumping to four spades with a direct heart bid and the correct aggressive contract.
An OCR fragment lists Baytown Sun staff roles and offices including editor publisher manager and sales staff. It notes Baytown Texas office address at 1301 Memorial Drive and post office box 90 with a Sunday and weekday publication schedule, plus subscription and mail rates. The text also cites national sourcing and rights statements.
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