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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1968
Page
8
In the heated trustees election supporters urge voters to back incumbents Paul Parkinson Sam Alford and Dr George Walmsley. They argue claims that incumbents favor athletics over education are unfounded noting stadium planning preceded school building efforts due to cost and complexity. Vote in Saturday’s election.
The interview with Jerry Rubin after the Chicago minirevolution reveals his claim that Yippies do not work for a living. He asserts that America owes them a living, a stance the article treats as a national debt to be passed to future taxpayers.
A Baytown reader urges voters to consider the full record of the current school board and the five independent candidates. The letter defends the incumbents, critiques Citizens for Better Schools, discusses stadium and classroom plans, renovation costs, bond program progress, and overall educational aims for Baytown children.
In a sharp column Phil Pastoret jokes about newspaper life and its quirks. He riffs on warranties, churchgoers, parking lot exits, and employment ads, noting impatience and the shift from early birds to later breakfasts. The tone is wry and observant, with playful social commentary.
A letter to The Sun urges readers to back Paul Parkinson George Walmsley and Sam Alford in an October 6 election for guardians of children's education. Birthday shout out favors Dignam Greenwell and Lippman with coffee and cake at 400 Harold Lane after voting.
The Baytown newspaper lists editor and publisher titles and staff roles at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 90 Baytown 77820. A second close matter is filed at the Baytown Texas post office under the act of March 3 1879 with afternoon and Sunday publication details and subscription rates.
PAUL HARVEY reflects on a visit to Colonial Williamsburg Virginia where cobbled streets, historic shops, and period costumes recreate life in 1770. He evokes Patrick Henry and George Washington, notes the private and public spaces, and recalls Rockefeller Jr. funded restoration begun in 1926.
Nixon’s campaign now projects a suave, TV friendly image, downplaying his hard edge. Report notes aides tightly manage appearances from Detroit to Milwaukee, curb tempers, and avoid debates while maintaining a precise, businesslike operation at 445 Park Avenue.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on chronic sinusitis causes and treatment. Discusses viruses allergies smoking and smog as factors noting possible surgical drainage and specialist consultation. Also covers halitosis from sinus issues sense of smell loss and cysts, plus potassium levels with Hydropres and dietary fixes.
In a four spade contract Ralph Chafetz at Mayfair Club chose a safety-first trump line. He counted ten winners but avoided giving East or West four tricks by forcing East out of the lead and finessing. He won a heart lead, finessed the jack, and later clinched game and rubber, preventing a club trick setup.
In a bidding sequence, responder must choose between bidding six spades, advancing to slam, or supporting partner with four hearts. The partner has shown interest in seven, but first offered four hearts. Determine the best contract and reasoning given standard bridge principles.
Puzzle-like word fill with across and down clues spanning numbers and hints. Includes references to places, instruments, and terms across languages, with many proper nouns, names, and notable terms to solve.
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