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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
6
Editorial reflects on Apollo 9 and Apollo 10 as routine milestones toward the Apollo 11 moon landing. It praises NASA engineers and astronauts, notes the risks, and foresees the July moon walk as humanity’s next grand achievement. The piece credits global media for bringing the mission into homes and marks spaceflight as the era's defining achievement.
The Actors Equity Association issues policy requiring prior notice to actors when roles involve nudity or simulated sex acts. Producers must indemnify performers for legal issues and provide bail, fines, and counsel. Nudity allowed only after audition and when an Equity official is present. officials to be contacted by the union.
Reader questions on dizziness trace to sudden blood pressure drops and inner ear irritation. Exercise and daily walking may condition the body to reduce spells, while true vertigo requires removing the underlying cause. Antihistamines niacin and other meds may help. viral inner ear infections often improve in 3 to 8 weeks. Newletters: Wayne G. Brandstedt M.D. answers general interest questions.
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as publisher and editor and John Wadley and Beulsh Mane among staff. The notice states offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with PO Box 90 and 77520, publications daily afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, subscription rates 1.96 monthly and 28.60 yearly, and single copy price ten cents.
A humorous pastiche lists fanciful future feats and odd desires reflecting life’s never-ending plans to look ahead. It threads whimsical proposals from tax forms as songs to a paper yacht made from Times copies, interwoven with a historical note noting Rhode Island ratifying the Constitution on May 29, 1790.
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey argues President Nixon chose Warren Burger as chief justice because he embodies Nixon’s constitutional view. Burger, a Minnesota farm boy and 13 year federal judge, favors law and order and limited interpretation of the Constitution, lauded by the American Bar Association as an enlightened conservative.
President Nixon regrets appointing Otto Otepka to the Subversive Activities Control Board but cannot withdraw him without provoking right wing fury. Aides say the aim was to place Otepka where his influence would be limited, though allies Dirksen and Thurmond oppose scaling back SACB. The piece details Otepka praise for Liberty Lobby head Willis Carto, Nazi links, and ongoing efforts to expand SACB powers discussed in 1989 Internal Security Act debates.
Bridge columnist Oswald and James Jacob describe a common squeeze to avoid a finesse. The tactic targets the queen, forcing the defender to relinquish it, enabling South to drop the queen and pursue a slam. The method hinges on forcing entry to establish dummy, then drawing trump and advancing spades to secure the queen.
In the auction West North East South: 1y Passed 2h Passed ay Passed and Pass to Pass 4,7, Pass to Pass. South holds ANQTE WRK O43 BAKIONI. What do you bid now after a five no trump inquiry? Partner shows two kings. plan to bid seven if shown. The partner responds six diamonds for one king. Determine best call.
A fragmented OCR style entry mixes across and down clue snippets with dates and names. Contains references to tropical fruit wallaba king vulture goddess moon fisher pretexts Greek fetter onager and various wordplay hints. This item reads like a crossword style feature with scattered clues and terms.
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