Is there a sexual revolution or just talk about sex
The piece argues that while American society shows changes in attitudes toward sex, the so called Sexual Revolution is not fully transformative. It suggests most shifts are imagined or selective, noting lingering double standards and ongoing caution in behavior, and asserts true revolution will be evident when people feel comfortable with sex and stop discussing it.
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Victoria Woodhull
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Nasser
Gulf of Titan
State Department
Eshkol
Israel
Egypt
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Oyster shell conflict pits Texans against dredgers
A Galveston Bay oyster shell dispute pits conservationists against shell dredging firms. E. J. Harris, a Texas state representative, argues that dredging near live reefs depletes resources, enriches a few, and demands legislative action before the oyster supply vanishes within a decade.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Corpus Christi Bay
E. J. Harris
Galveston County
Verse Reminder From Proverbs About Tomorrow
A compact biblical note warns against boasting about future plans as Proverbs 27 2 emphasizes that one cannot know what a day may bring. The verse underscores humility and vigilance in daily conduct.
City of the Straits nickname and Lemonade Lucy quiz
The City of the Straits refers to Detroit Michigan from its strait meaning in French. Lemonade Lucy was used for Lucy Webb Hayes wife of Rutherford B. Hayes and a Prohibitionist who banned alcohol at the White House.
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White House
U S Pledges Sixth Fleet If Israel forgoes atom bomb
Washington reports an informal pledge linking a future U S rescue by the Sixth Fleet to Israel’s pledge not to develop nuclear weapons. The agreement’s terms were never formalized and skepticism remains over Israel’s nuclear progress. The piece notes Israel’s two atomic centers and Egyptian missile gains, with regional tensions rising as Nasser’s blockade and U S responses unfold.
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Israel
White House
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Germany
Egypt
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al Kahir
Office of Strategic Studies
London
Doctor Finds Allergy Case Tied To Golf Fungicide
A middle aged man develops eczema worsened by golf season and exposure to a fungicide chemical thiram. Patch testing reveals thiram sensitivity from fungicide spray and prior soap exposure. He quits golf and symptoms cease. The allergist notes thiram remains used in rubber products, requiring avoidance of rubber-containing items.
Pheasants Released in Oregon Spark 75 Day Hunt
In the 1880s a U S consul general in Shanghai shipped about a dozen Chinese pheasants to Oregon. The birds were released to reproduce and by the 1890s a 75 day hunting season was declared. On opening day hunters killed about 50,000 birds.
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Shanghai
China
Oregon
World Almanac
Bridge at a Knack for Card Play and Pondering
A newspaper bridge excerpt follows a student and professor kibitzing a 3NT contract. The student ducks spades, plays through dummy’s hearts, and notes East’s discards. The professor reveals the key inference that West held the five‑card spade suit and thus East lacked the ace of clubs by trick three, explaining the strategic reasoning.
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Card game puzzle on rebidding after diamonds
In bridge bidding, West passes and North bids 2m then 2a, South passes with AQST WR2 and $32 MAQIOSA. Partner rebids 3 diamonds after your 2 diamonds. Decide your call now. tomorrow’s question asks what you rebid.
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Crisis in Middle East fuels new alliance and tensions
Washington reports outline a volatile mix of hatred, ego, and legal maneuvering as Nasser and Hussein shift positions amid a broader Arab-Israeli struggle. U.S. and Soviet roles polarize, with Nasser’s actions against Israeli shipping sparking international diplomatic pressure and UN involvement.
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Middle East
Jordan
Hussein
United States
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Nasser
CIA
Cairo
Israel
Moscow
North Korea
South Korea
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China
Mideast
Gulf of Aqaba
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Vega
Gulf
U.N
Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher, general manager, business manager, managing editor Beulah Mae Jackson, assistants to the publisher Paul Putman and Ann B. Pritchett, office manager, and advertising department staff John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Don Chandler Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin. The paper is a second class matter publication in Baytown Texas, published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive. Subscriptions are $1.75 monthly or $21 yearly, with 100 cent single copy price.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
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