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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1966
Page
4
McNamara argues for allowing informed dissent as fundamental to freedom while advocating service in peacetime roles. he contrasts democratic liberty with totalitarian control and notes the tension with antiwar protests outside his talks in Pittsburgh. He urges classrooms to study core principles and priorities amid ongoing Viet Nam debate.
D L Teter of 5013 Glenhaven defends Mrs Opryshek as a trustee and rebutts Triste Parkinson's objections over her gender. He argues Opryshek upholds high principles and calls for unity, urging Parkinson and allies to drop personal attacks and focus on educating children.
A brief religious note reflecting on the belief that all who trust in the gospel are justified, contrasting the idea that justification cannot come from Moses law and emphasizing grace through faith.
A dense list of Saturday and Sunday viewing across networks Kard scenes include Jackie Gleason The Face Is Familiar I Dream of Jeannie and Love Lucy segments. It notes times for Alabama weekend features like The Opry Gospel Singing Jubilee and College Bowl Amateur Hour and mentions news and game shows including Jeopardy Morning Star and Concentration with several times and host names.
Crossword puzzle clues fragment shows a partial King Feature puzzle with scattered letters and numbers. Includes entries like tantalum sum and a few incompletely rendered terms and dates. Indicates a syndicated daily puzzle with themed hints and grid references, but readable content is limited.
The Baytown Sun prints a partial staff and masthead including editor and general manager Preston Pendergrass, managing editor Beulzh hise Jackson Toe, and advertising department notes. It notes postal information, publication schedule, and subscription rates with a Baytown address and post office details.
Article discusses bridge bidding and play notes by B Jay Becker. North South and East West pairs analyze three no trump and four hearts over three notrump lines, comparing outcomes and scoring on a deal with clubs spades diamonds and hearts. Italian pair at second table achieves 426 points with a 520 point gain on the deal.
The First Baptist Church of Needville hosted the double ring wedding of Miss Bonnie Beth Magness and Rev. Dennis Wade Hosea. Attendants included Christe Coates and Louis Cole with a Houston musician and My City singer providing music. After a Huntsville reception, the couple will reside in Needville.
Monday events at Fellowship Hall and Bridge Studio include Guilt Coast Genealogical Society and Humble Duplicate Eridge. Tuesday features AAUW picnic at Lakewood Club House Goose Creek Rebekah Lodge 453 at OOF Hall. Wednesday lists Duplicate Bridge at Bridge Studio Morrell Park Garden Club and a Wood home event. Thursday covers Women Golfers Goose Creek Country Club and various civic group meetings at St Marks Scout House and Bridge Studio. Friday to Saturday include Baytown Grandmothers Happs and Tops at Gulf Coast Hospital, Sun Deck events, and Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club with Knights of Pythias Hall.
Mrs Norman D Ol ive installed elected officers of Lam Roark Chester United Daughters of Confederacy at regular meeting led by Mrs LR Bird. Bredbury named president with Brame vice president and Die third vice president. Veughn treasurer, Tarler registrar, Maxwell historian, Sheffield corresponding secretary, Moore custodian, D Cre recording, Taylor chaplain, Vaughn social and magazines chaired by Mrs Pruet and Maxwell. Three new members Dix Geld and Mrs WE received membership certificates. Memorial Day program by Mrs BR Ball titled Memoriel Day Orig and Meaning noted Columbus Miss observance April 2 southern states stake.
Nurses at Foouse Creek Country Club elect 1966 67 officers. Betty Perkins introduces Dr Richard D Atkin guest speaker whose talk covers obstetrics sterility diagnosis of prematurity and birth control issues. Dr Atkins notes new progress and other topics in obstetrics. Dr W F Coneg demonstrates the cardioscope at Coast Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Richard A May celebrate the birth of a son on May 23 weighing seven pounds one ounce. Parents listed as Bir and Mrs Anthony Hubin of Crosby and Mrs Mike Kowis of Crosby. He has a sister Angele.
Mrs. Ted A. Cashion heads Court Mater Christi for 1956 57 with officers chosen at the last meeting in St Jude's parish hall. The Catholic Daughters of America approved regents and trustees. the district meeting is set for June 12 in Navasota with transportation arranged and plans for an open house at the new church June 3.
Mr and Mrs Richard F Tannich of Bay Town Missouri depart for a six week European tour with plans for an audience with Pope Paul in Rome. They sail from New York aboard the SS Nieuw Amsterdam and will visit Dublin London Amsterdam Rotterdam Brussels Bad Ems Rothenburg Nice Geneva Interlaken and Lucerne before ending in Paris and boarding the Queen Elizabeth homeward.
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Service Corps reports more than ten thousand volunteer hours in the past year. President Grey announces a second term for president with new officers including N Brik as vice president and A L Lestier among board members. Volunteers work in three hourly shifts, joining committees to support dietary, central service, occupational therapy, patient activity, and literature for patients. The corps aims to expand services, plans to donate equipment, and invites more volunteers, including men, to join.
Miss Helen Rose bride elect of James Mears was honored at a bridal shower hosted at Mrs. C. M. Massey home. Blue and white decor featured blue rose petals, blue chrysanthemums, and white Easter lilies. Hosts included Mrs. Mersey and others. corsages and an electric mixer were given. A June 30 wedding is planned.
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