Thanks To Gene And Best Wishes To Bill At Baytown Ymca
The Baytown Sun thanks E. H. Gene Lovering for a year as Baytown YMCA president and welcomes Bill Hotze as successor. Hotze begins a capital improvements program while three retiring board members Dr. M. A. Mosesman Charles Tillery and Douglas Stewart are honored for long service. Baytown aims for broader YMCA involvement and stronger facilities.
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Baytown Sun
E. H
Gene) Lovering
Baytown Ymca
M. A. Mosesman
Charles Tillery
Douglas Stewart
Baytown
Man as Builder and Destroyer of Civilizations
Essay notes dual nature of man as constructive creator and near limitless user of destruction. Highlights Bikini atoll reinhabitation after decades of nuclear testing, praising nature's resilience while warning about present environmental damage. Raises question if humanity’s impact is more fear than fact, offering a hopeful, humbling view.
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Southeast Asia
Bikini
Pacific Atoll
U.S
Dermatitis Types and Triggers Explained by Doctor Brandstadt
Dermatitis has many forms and causes require identification before treatment. Duhring disease is linked to gluten sensitivity. a gluten free diet for six months may improve skin and health. Contact dermatitis results from substances like poison ivy, fabrics, soaps. avoid the offender. Age and impending death talk should be gently managed with medical or clergy support.
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Duhring
Baytown Sun editor names Wadhey cwulah Mae Jachen
The Baytown Sun announces the appointment of Mae Jachen to a managing editor role with Paul Puttan and B. Pritchett listed among editorial leadership in the article excerpt.
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A Wadhey
Cwulah Mae Jachen Paul Puttan Aan
B. Pritchett
Susann’s Rise From TV to Bestselling Author
Jacqueline Susann, TV actress turned author, says success costs fun and comforts like caviar, as her debut Valley of the Dolls sells over 356000 hard covers and 10 million paperbacks. Her follow up The Love Machine may match or beat that, with a $250000 advance and film-right offers rejected. She types 20 pages daily, writes in a dim den, and rewrites each manuscript four times with colored paper.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jacqueline Susann
Jackie
Miss Susann
Irving Mansfield
Robin Stone
Student Backlash Is Felt By PAUL HARVEY
Baytown sup columnist asserts a student majority ended campus turmoil as politicians and administrators failed. He cites Nixon's draft and Vietnam phaseout, SDS decline, and calm prospects for colleges next fall. A New Mexico State gag on Cowboy Studies mocks fringe demands amid unrest.
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Paul Harvey Baytown
Sup
Bruno Bettelheim
University of Chicago
Nixon
Vietnam
Robert Finch
Harvard
SDS
New Mexico State University
Thei
Thurmonds Honeymoon Sparks Sparks Over Young Wife
Washington merry go round details Strom Thurmond and Nancy Moore amid controversy over their age gap and secrecy of their Aiken, South Carolina wedding. The piece notes Thurmond’s verbal sparring with Justice Douglas and odd couple dynamics, plus a quip about fitness routines. It also covers a congressional junket to Britain and Wales on coal dust, highlighting attendees, the lone nonattendees, and a Bureau of Mines trip report.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Strom Thurmond
Nancy
Strom
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Senate
South Carolina
Nancy Moore
Aiken
S.C
Capitol Hill
Harbour Square
Hubert Humphrey
Paul Moore
Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
Justice Douglas
Jean Crouch
Douglas
England
Wales
Jethro Gough
British Isles
Welsh National School of Medicine
Gough
John Dent
Pennsylvania
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
John Erienborn
Ilinois
Dent
Atlantic
Roman Pucinski
Illinois
Augustus Hawkins
California
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Bill Clay
Missouri
Earl Landgrebe
Indiana
Orval Hansen
Idaho
Erlenborn
Europe
Stokes
Pittsburgh
American Mining Congress
George W. Sanders
Britain
National Coal Board
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Bureau
Frank C. Memmatt
Harle P. Shoub
Marcus Key
W.D.C. Morgan
The
Public Health Service
England and
Van derbilt hand shows Dick Walsh's strategic swing
Oswald and Jacoby discuss a Van derbilt hand where Dick Walsh wins a spade lead in dummy and, after careful risk assessment, shifts to a heart lead to set up clubs. The play secures 10 tricks and a favorable contract while confirming the other table remained in a clubs part-score, not a no trump game.
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Vanderbilt
Dick Walsh
South
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding Quandary in Hearts Grand Slam Aim
In this bridge problem West North East South pass responses lead to a choice by you with AQTE WK? 45 BAK 1094. Decide whether to bid six or seven hearts based on partner’s conservatism as the opponent pushes toward a grand slam. Additionally note the Civil Service Retirement Act passage for federal employees on May 22 1920.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Quiz Clues
A garbled NEA feature quiz lists correspondences for words and clues such as observe, pesters, and nautical terms. It includes many entries cross referenced with definitions, phrases, and partial lines, forming a dense vocabulary puzzle from a newspaper page.
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God
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