Editorial urges vote for Waggoner Carr in Texas Senate race
The Baytown Sun argues Democrats should back Waggoner Carr over Republican John Tower, contending Carr would better represent Texas and criticizing Republican governance. It cites highway funding and a steel mill setback to illustrate perceived Republican ineffectiveness, urging voters to align with Democratic principles on election day.
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Texas
Waggoner Carr
Senate
John Tower
Sen. Tower
U.S. Senate
Wag-soner Carr
Eisenhower
Hep. Thomas
Kennedy
White House
Jones & Laughlin
West Chambers County
Rep
Thomas
Baytown
Sam Rayburn
Japan relies on U S protection despite China nuclear test
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told the AP Japan will continue to rely on the United States for protection against nuclear attack and rejects developing its own weapons. He praised Johnson's Far East policy and urged nonproliferation as China conducts a nuclear test.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Seto
China
Japan
Sato
United States
Associated Press
Johnson
Far East
Viet Nam
Asia
Regio
U.S
Peking
India
The Doctors Mailbag on Wrinkles and Scalp Itching
Wayne G Brandstadt M D addresses two reader questions about reducing wrinkles and scalp itching. He notes aging skin worsened by sun weight loss and explains no drug restores elasticity. Treatments include limited wrinkle creams derma abrasion or surgical planing and face lifting by a plastic surgeon. For scalp scales he distinguishes seborrhea from psoriasis and says both are controllable with proper treatment.
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Food and Drug Administration
Role Change Yet Manor of Higgins Remains in Dr Dolittle
Hollywood AP Rex Harrison shifts from Professor Higgins to Dr Dolittle in a $14 million musical. He remains polished and urbane as he sings to animals, filming at 20th Century Fox ranch. He notes cooperation with beasts, despite challenges of 300 untethered animals in a key scene and delivering songs live on set.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Prof. Higgins
Dr. Dolittle
Rex Harrison
Company of Animals
Tall
Mel
Harrison
Cecil Beaton
Hugh Lofting
20Th Century-Fox
Red Cross Sends Christmas Bags to Vietnam Servicemen
Beverly Drawe thanks The Baytown Sun and readers for promoting the Houston-Harris County Red Cross Send Christmas to Viet Nam project. Four thousand gift bags with comfort items were shipped to servicemen in Vietnam, with volunteers and citizens aiding the effort.
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the Sun
Houston - Harris County
Red Cross
Viet Nam
Baytown Sun
Beverly Drawe
Machines Shouldn't Be Used Says Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore urges that machine made shoes should not cost more than 13.50 and praises handcrafted shoes from England. He contrasts prices of American shoes, questions value, and recalls 1939 England-made pairs. He also muses on Michigan State versus Notre Dame football and damning pro football as a gambling-driven spectacle. He defends Bobby Kennedy and critiques autograph seekers and public curiosity.
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Henry McLemore
New York
England
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Tia
Duffy
Asa
Minnesota
Atlanta
Dallas
Green Bay
Hagerstown
Rams
Bobby Kennedy
United States
Bobby
Johnson
Leonardo de Vinci
Keats
Robert Kennedy
Murphy
Holland
Julie Christie
Hubert Humphrey
Entrenched Dems Targeted in Washington Roundup
Washington column names several incumbents to lose and others to win. Designees to lose include Mike Kirwan for a $3 billion canal push, Mike Feighan for anti Roosevelt remarks, John Pillion who backed a Liberty Lobby line, Harold Cooley over a sugar bill, Joe Pool over food for peace, and Charles Gubser for junkets. Names of supporters include Joseph Vigorito opposing Kirwan, Richard Schweiker who returned a donation, Benjamin Rosenthal who pressed a consumer department, John Logue running in a 90-year Democratic district, George Bush Jr, Walter Farley, William Godfrey, Florence Hicks, Arty Steadman, Gene Keogh, Adam Powell, and John W. Wydler with scrutiny of congressional perks. The piece closes with a biblical verse.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Congress
Mike Kirwan
Youngstown
Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Kirwan
Mike Feighan
Cleveland
Roosevelt
John Pillion
Repubican
Buffalo
Liberty Lobby
Pillion
Kennedy
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
Senate
Joe Pool
Dallas
Pool
Charles Cubser
California
Paris
House Armed Services Committee
de Gaulle
USA
Johnson
Pentagon
Gubser
Earl Warren
Rep
Joseph Vigorito
Pennsylvania
American Medical Association
Richards. Schweiker
Schweiker
Taft - Hartley
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
New York
John J. Logue
Philadelphia
McClure
John McClure
Chester
George Bush
Houston
Texas
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Walter Farley
Bucks County
William C. Godfrey
San Diego
Florg Hicks
Heaxrngd Tribune
Steadman
The
Trib
Gene Keogh
Brooklin Democrat
Uncle Sam
Rockefeller Center
Brooklyn
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
John W. Wydler
Dorothy Brown
Wydler
Sam
Bridge bidding puzzle states four no trump response after four clubs
In the deal West passes after South opens and partner bids four no trump. Determine the optimal action for North depending on partnership strategy and shown cards. The puzzle explores call choices and safety of double versus pass or bid.
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West
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on sales pressure
High pressure sales tactics invite crushing resistance. Middle age brings realization that rushing to save minutes no longer matters. Long haired fellows prove that gals aren’t...
Attention Seekers Sparks Debate in Local Assembly
A terse remark, “the only ones who'll do any thing to attract attention,” highlights a heated exchange at the meeting as officials clash over publicity and public interest strategies. Citizens watched closely as arguments unfolded.
Baytown Sun staff and masthead details
Baytown Sun with staff list and publishing details. notes on editions and post office classification, listing addresses, roles, and management staff. Includes rights statement and republication notice, plus advertising and circulation pricing references.
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle
A word power puzzle titled Try Your Word Power from NEA features a grid of clues across and down. It includes definitions for terms like lake names, activities, and common words while challenging solvers to fill in interlaced answers.
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NEA
I Lake
Itty
London
Swiss Lake
City of Gondo
Jake
Skillful Bridge Play Reduces Losers
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how one hand illustrates imperfect bidding. South misjudges a four spade contract, facing two heart losers and two club weaknesses. After careful study, the recommended line shifts to clubs, testing opponents' defenses and aiming to minimize loss with precise play.
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South
East
West
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Cortie Laughlin
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Moscow
Mode
Energy
Impleme
Nevada
Frevie
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Rise Assn
Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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