Hypertension Controllable if Mass Screening Expanded
Editorial argues 23 million Americans suffer undetected hypertension. Dr. Edward Freis cites drug treatment reducing death risk by over 50 percent and preventing major complications. urges mass screening, public education, and stronger FDA action to approve new antihypertensive drugs. He warns public pressure is needed to mobilize detection and treatment nationwide.
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Edward Freis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Washington, D.C
Freis
Albert Lasker
Preis
FDA
Europe
U.S
Poem Quote On Faith And Endurance By Joyce Kilmer
A brief reflective passage echoes Isaiah about mountains singing and a lantern guiding steps. It cites Joye Kilmer and frames perseverance through a steep road in a dark land as a divine gift of song and light.
Dear Dr. Lamb What Affects a Baby From Maternal Habits
A newspaper reader asks about coffee alcohol nicotine and tranquilizers during early pregnancy and nursing. Dr Lamb notes limited data but suggests one or two cups of coffee daily likely won’t harm, a weekly cocktail probably harmless, and to consider decaffeinated options. It explains that substances cross to the baby via blood and placenta and highlights risks of alcohol and smoking, urging a healthy mother through balanced diet, exercise, and disease avoidance.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Realpolitik Collision Over Formosa Fate
A Cuno essay outlines rising Sino Japanese tensions over Formosa and regional security. It tracks 100 years of Pacific power shifts, Japan's strategic stakes, and compares Britain's Channel control to Formosa's importance. The piece notes Japan's quadrupled defense budget amid U.S. Asia withdrawal.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Red China
China
Japan
Formosa
Great Britain
Korean Peninsula
England
Calais
Normandy
English Channel
Tokyo
Nixon
North Pacific
Germany
Pacific
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Hitler
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
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Mail rate information on request from national newspaper reps
Local readers are advised to request mail rate details from the Baytown Sun Sunble by contacting national newspaper representatives, Inc. The notice emphasizes that rates and services are offered through a nationwide network and encourages inquiries for current pricing.
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Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Baytown’s football star is eight year old Marla Walker
The Baytown Sun profiles eight year old Marla Walker, a girl who plays football with boys and has drawn national attention. Reports note AP and major papers featuring her, raising interest in the Walker family as Lakewood’s Mayor Glen Walker and wife observe media coverage. Marla remains unfazed by fame.
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Stolhandske
Rosse Johnson
Herb Gray
Baytown
Marla Walker
Sun
Johnella Boynton
Post Oak
Lakewood
Associated Press
Marla
Walkers
Corpus Christi
Fort Worth
Houston
Baytown Sun
Modern Music Blends Classical With Rock Across Campuses
Soprano Caroline Stratton moves from New England Conservatory to Fort Mudge Memorial Dump, embracing rock. College students increasingly mix Bach and Beethoven with rock, seeking broader musical understanding. Prominent artists with classical roots influence this trend, while others synthesize classical and rock, arguing strict classical training is unengaging to youth.
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Terry Ryan
Associated Press
Caroline Stratton
New England Conservatory of Music
Fort Mudge Memorial
Enrique Arias
Chicago Conservatory College
Frank Zappa
The
Mothers of Invenition
Grace Slick
Jefferson Airplane
John
Howard Hersh
New Musical Ensemble
San Francisco Conservatory
Jerry van Kallenburg
Chicago Conservatory
New Colony Six
van Kollenberg
George Gershwin
Rodney Schaub
Berkeley School of Music
Boston
Schaub
Conservatories
Vocabulary Puzzle Across Seasons and Clues
A compact wordplay list matching clues to terms across four seasons and varied categories. Entries include instrument types, emotions, foods, pigments, and names, with multiple cross references like Reed and Brisk indicating puns or synonyms. The mix of words spans music, weather, anatomy, and literature hints for a multifaceted vocabulary challenge.
Raising to Four No Trump in partner’s response
Bridge analysis explains halting points for notrump raises and slam bids. With 15 high card points and two ten spots, North raises to four no trump, while South with 17 points bids five no trump. North later reaches small slam, aided by the ten of clubs, which yields the needed tricks.
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North
Trump
South
Bridge bidding puzzle with South holding strong hand
In a deal labeled VSCARD Sensca the auction shows West North East South lh LNT Pass 2a Pass. South holds MAQIVEE AQ1085 BK109. With West doubles your one no trump, North and East pass. The question asks what to bid now and favors a three or four spade overcall depending on partner’s style. The puzzle then asks to answer: Tom.
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Tom
Giraffes and wild horses noted in quick quiz
The quiz states all mammals including giraffes have seven neck vertebrae, not more. It also notes only one true wild horse remains, the Przewalski’s horse, confined to western Mongolia plains.
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Associated Press
Przewaski
Mongolia
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