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The piece rails at postwar political rhetoric and the drift of language as war terms blur. It critiques leaders like Gov Rommer and Sen Marton for shifting views under military influence, warns against brainwashed thinking, and argues people often cling to belief because of selective perception and bias rather than facts. It notes how language evolves and urges scrutiny of decisions not excuses.
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George Rommer
Michigan
Johnson
Dohason
Vietnam
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists editors and managers including Fred Hartman Bill Bertman John Webier Beulah Mee Jackson Paul Pousen and others in the editorial and advertising departments. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier subscription rates and a note of associate representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. It is entered as second class matter at the Baytown, Texas post office under federal act.
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Bob Rothe
Dwight Moody
Corre Loughlin
Wenetsev
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Tees
P.O
Spending Out More Scored Brings Budget Clash
The article reports a heated dispute in Congress over spending cuts and tax proposals. Republicans push for reduced domestic programs while Democrats resist large reductions. White House officials warn that new cuts could affect services and agencies like Treasury and Defense, with debates focusing on whether to cap or extend spending through October installments.
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Joseph BR
Coyne
Scisis
Ami
Progrem
Reece
Formson Br
Republi
House
Treasury
Defense
Post Office
Interior
GOP
This Day In History Highlights From October 3
On this date in history the first atomic bomb test occurred in 1652 while Johns Hopkins University opened in Baltimore. Other events include Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1935, Hitler promising Russia would fall in 1931, Siegfried Line breach by US troops in 1944, and Nigeria tribal warfare reports in 2021. Isaiah 45:22 appears as a biblical verse.
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Associated Press
Sifth
Ing Todey
Raish
Jones Hopkins University
Balimore
Ethiopia
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Siegfried Line
Aachen
Germany
Soviet Union
Pacific
Nigeria
History Made As Negro Becomes Washington Mayor
Washington news recounts Gearse Weshston becoming mayor in a historic moment, detailing his oath and the era of urban change. The piece links his appointment to broader civil rights progress and references past figures and programs shaping the nation’s capital.
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Washington
Gremison
Metim
George
Biarthe
Bevan Monmaimenis
Peptic Ulcer Questions Answered By Dr Brandstadt
In this mailbag column, Dr. Brandstadt explains ulcer dangers including perforation and bleeding, notes stomach ulcers may become cancerous while duodenal ulcers do not, and covers diet, treatment, and when bleeding requires surgery or transfusions.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Timely Quotes on Libraries Democratic Entrance
A brief reflective quote notes that libraries embody democracy with open access to all who show interest. An attributed line from Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson emphasizes that libraries welcome all by merit of curiosity and pursuit of knowledge.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Look Who's In The Talkfest Senator Skeptic Voices on War Powers
Washington ap The piece captures Sen Everett Dirksen and other lawmakers debating presidential war powers amid war fatigue over Vietnam. It notes calls for restraint, concerns about unchecked authority, and recollections of past conflicts influencing current votes.
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Washington
3Steton
Vietbas
Jekes
Goeheld
Destroyers
Tonkin
Congress
Son
U.S
Sstesan Folbright
Aks Saventare
Play Bridge With Jacoby Card Play by Oswald and James Jacoby
Bridge column explains standard play from equals and how declarer and defender clues shape defense. North after an immediate raise would likely bid four hearts, while Souths mediate raise hints partner lacks four spades. West opens spades, East signals, and West judges South holds spades. West discards king of hearts as South cashes hearts, aiming to defeat the contract.
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Clarer
North
South
West
East
Tick Iwe
Sauih
Jack of Hearts
Dumamy
West Holdings
Rainbow Division and naval, lunar, and card play clues
A collage of trivia on World War I Rainbow Division insignia and why it earned its name, the term hero-meron, and quick notes on Pearl Harbor, a moon day length, and a bridge hand analysis with strategic play and potential lines.
Bridge bidding question on no trump and Blackwood response
In a bridge bidding sequence the pair reaches four no trump and partner shows two aces with five hearts. The question asks what action to take next, implying the correct use of Blackwood or related steps after an ace showing bid. The prompt requests a solution for what to do next and indicates an answer will be provided tomorrow.
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Aed Vaiss
Blackwood
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