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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1967
Page
4
An editorial condemns consumer pressure on children through advertising and trade in offers for new dolls. It argues that a child’s imagination turns junk or worn toys into life and questions whether dolls and toys have become too glamorous to inspire lasting affection. It notes boys prefer imaginative play with scraps, and laments the shift from hand me downs to prestige purchases.
Rep F Seward Hebert Jr calls for prosecuting anti draft rhetoric. Justice Musmanno urges prioritizing prosecutions of flag burners over other criminals. NRA urges arming citizens as a stabilizer amid unrest. Rep L Mendel Rivers cites Jesus and hammer and sickle as ideologies, noting broad misinterpretations.
Telecast host Chet Huntley jokes about aging and glasses during a nightly show. Historian Arnold Toynbee argues China seeks Eastern Asia primacy at Stanford. President Johnson reacts to Vietnam criticism with a blunt remark via Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman.
Baytown Sun information shows editor and publisher roles, managers, and staff names. It states second class matter, Baytown Texas postal details, publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, mailing address, P O Box, subscription rates, single copy price, and representation. The text also notes rights and republication terms and affiliation with agencies.
A 1960s debate on federal campaign spending limits notes the 5 000 House cap and 25 000 Senate cap apply only to candidate spending, not to supporting committees. President Johnson urged reforms, but Congress ignored them. The piece cites 1956 CincinnatiRace Taft Jr. versus Gilligan with totals raised via committees.
The famous funeral march from Chopin’s Sonata Opus 242 expresses national grief over Poland’s loss of independence rather than the death of a single person. The Q&A also notes Bologna founded the world’s first late school in northern Italy during the 1200s and explains moon cusps as the crescent tips pointing away from the sun.
Washington report details Sen. Tom Dodd passing a private memo to Otto Otepka about classified documents. The memo shows Dodd defending Otepka and influencing Department actions, including how Johnson discussed Otepka and sending a message to Sen. Eastland. The piece notes Dodd later faced scrutiny and was not invited back to the White House.
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A brief quotation from Acts 3 13 urging repentance and conversion to blot out sins as times of refreshing approach from the Lord.
A humorous notice recalls how giving up cigarettes caused a jolt to mood and nerves in the office, illustrating the unexpected withdrawal clash and the awkward adaptation to a smoke-free routine.
Baylor sports column hints at a surprising shift as female cheerleaders return to the Bear sidelines for the first time since 1924. The piece, published in a breezy talk about football plans, teases a “secret plan” for the 196T season and pokes fun at past droughts while name‑checking Baylor boosters and rival programs.
West and East coordinate to thwart South in a tricky bridge deal. East retains key hearts and spades, leading back diamonds to set up two diamond tricks while South fails to make four spades. West hails the defense as a clean practical test avoided by East’s precise signaling and play.
In the deal West opens one club overcall passes. South bids two clubs with a good hand showing clubs. Partner replies two diamonds. With a strong two clubs response and clubs as your long suit you should rebid two diamonds only if your hand lacks a clear club preference for game. otherwise consider further evaluation.
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