A Pat On The Back For Ben Taub's Tom Pears
Editorial lauds Tom Pears for Ben Taub Hospital tenure, argues his resignation harms Harris County and the public hospital system. Credits Pears as capable but faults critics and City area politics, urging support for stable leadership and cautioning against turning away talent.
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Ben Taub
Tom Pears
Ben Taub Hospital
Harris County
Pears
Houston
City of
Charity Hospital Board
Robert L. Gillette
Baytown
Baytown Sun
Houston Chronicle
Naziism Resurrection Exaggerated in West Germany Polls
Reports about a Nazi revival in Germany are overstated. The National Democrats, with about 20 percent former Nazis, attracted limited seats in Bavarian elections and echo patriotism while seeking less war crimes accountability. Analysts see it as a protest vote rather than a true resurgence, but Germany remains under wary international scrutiny.
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Adolph Hitler
National Democratic Party
West Germany
Hitler
National Democrats
Italy
Geramny
Germany
How Jury Duty Names Are Selected In Harris County
The Beytown Sun explains that names come from official tax lists compiled by the Harris County Tax Assessor, District Clerk, County Clerk, and Sheriff. Names are written on uniform cards and placed in a revolving jury wheel, locked by two keys held by the District Clerk and the Sheriff.
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Beytown Sun
Harris County
All 32 Teeth May Emerge Then More May Appear
Dear readers, dental expert William Lawrence explains why extra or impacted teeth can appear after dentures. He notes that some teeth may remain embedded and later surface, or be supernumerary, and discusses denture pressure and extractions. He also answers questions on dog teeth, enamel wear, and steel caps for young patients.
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William Lawrence
D.D.S
DR. Lawrence
Noa
Notable forest growth and losses in Texas growth stock
Did You Know explores annual growth of Texas forests with over five inch trees totaling about 490 million cubic feet, plus over 302 million cubic feet harvested yearly and nearly 50 million losses from fire, insects, and diseases. It also notes Thailand as the only Southeastern Asian country never ruled by a European power.
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Texas
Thailang
Asia
Quick Quiz: Virginia creeper vs poison ivy and more
The item lists quick trivia: Virginia creeper has five leaflets versus poison ivy three. only its foot is eaten from an aba lone. red abalone is the sole marketed abalone in North America. the French president resides at the Palais de l Elysee in Paris during term.
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North America
France
Palais de Elysee
Elysian Palace
Paris
Mewspaper Enterprise Association
Pollsters Bound To Make Money By Henry McLemore
A self styled pollster describes starting a polling venture using three County samples per state and asks voters in nationwide surveys about Romney versus Chevrolet creator and Reagan as governor versus actor. Results suggest GM's Romney would win a national race while Reagan would be a better governor than actor and Nixon remains unpredictable to respondents Hints at early, satirical take on polling and political ambitions.
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Henry McLemore
New York
United States
Romney
U.S
Chevrolet
San Marco
Reagan
Red Cameron
Gregory Peck
California
J.W.P
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon
Wealthy favored? Draft board faces college deferral claim
Washington officials review claims that draft favors the educated while the poor are drafted for lack of schooling. Officials say deferrals skew toward education levels, with more youths kept out of induction for lacking school background or mental deficiencies. The policy may continue into 1967 68.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Selective Service
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
A reflective piece on male ego with a quip about a figurehead leader. It notes a presidential age requirement of 35 to prevent a woman from becoming president and adds a remark on the higher frequency of earthquakes in Italy and Japan compared with elsewhere.
WIN AT BRIDGE Expert Thrives On Deception
South plays three no trump with a plan to win East s jack of spades with the queen then shift from heart to diamond. If the diamond finesse fails West switches to clubs and four quick club tricks await. The deception expert wins the first trick with the queen of spades.
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Declarer
Fred Karpin
South
East
West
East and West Kiss Abe2 in Secret Accord
Fragmentary text shows a political or personal dispute involving East and West with a coded exchange. Readers see a terse claim of kissing Abe2 in a confidential or conspiratorial setting. Further context is unreadable due to OCR issues.
Baytown Sun masthead and publisher roster notice
The Baytown Sun publisher staff list includes editor and publisher general manager business manager managing editor and staff assistants. It also presents advertising department leadership, office and subscription details, mailing and retail rates, and the paper's address and republication rights.
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Stant
Pubisher
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putmen
Ann B. Pritchett
Auveeeee
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
John Wathey
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
BP. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style word power challenge with numerous clues including terms for vegetables plants tools and nautical terms. Entries cover meanings like vegetable garden implement lubricators marshaling a wide range of definitions across letters and positions. The page combines cross references and wordplay typical of a feature puzzle section.
Bridge tactics in rubber play and duplicate match points
The passage analyzes card play decisions in rubber bridge and match point duplicate, noting West likely keeps spades and East cashes clubs. It argues South will win the queen of spades and proceed to win the rubber, while a false card risks overtricks in match points but not in rubber. It contrasts outcomes if West shifts to clubs versus keeping spades.
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West
South
East
Bridge bidding puzzle asks what South should do
The scene shows a bridge bidding sequence with misheard bids and a question about South’s reply. The partner opens three spades, and South holds Ace of spades two of hearts? The reader is invited to choose a practical response despite uncertainty in partner’s actions.
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