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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
6
An editorial argues the debt revolution since 1917 has transformed debt from shameful to status symbol. It notes debt growth in mortgages, consumer credit, and personal bankruptcies, and urges education in budgeting, impulse control, and responsible lending to curb rising debt burdens. It calls for government action and lifetime savings emphasis as a curb to unsustainable borrowing.
Baytown Sun staff roles include editor publisher general manager and department heads. Paper published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscriber rates and postal details noted. Associated Press rights and republication terms are specified.
A column of humorous musings on fashion, vanity, sports, and social quirks. The author riffs on beards, The St Louis Cardinals World Series odds, insular tastes, common sense, and everyday life observations with wit and irony.
Andrew Wyeth’s paintings attract five thousand visitors to the Whitney Museum in New York far beyond its usual five hundred a day. A CBS News segment on The Wyeth Phenomenon failed to explain the artist or his popularity as Wyeth remained shy and offered no interview, only a silent film of an acceptance speech.
A biblical quotation from Isaiah 52 4 recalls the people’s oppression in Egypt and mentions the Assyrian burden as an unjust yoke. The verse emphasizes exile and deliverance themes with solemn tone.
Drew Pearson recalls a 20 year span as he rides the Treagle Train from Cheyenne to Laramie with figures from Wyoming politics and business. Ed Bailey remains UP president, Bob McCreken publishes the Wyoming papers, and Tracy McCracken is noted as deceased. The trip coincides with Wyoming Cowboys beating Colorado State Rams and features politicians including Teno Roncalio, Gale McGee, and Rep. Charlie Halleck aboard. The piece mixes reminiscence with contemporary rail camaraderie and political banter.
The CCUs now in over 200 U.S. hospitals are praised as a top life-saving measure of the decade. Continuous monitoring of patients after acute heart attacks has reportedly saved between 50,000 and 100,000 lives yearly and cut death rates in half. Key is alert, well-trained nursing staff capable of prompt action, with CCUs urged to be available in every sizable community.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a historic bridge issue naming moves as obligatory finesse and obligatory falsecard. The column explains how South can secure eight to nine tricks by heart leads and careful finessing, including West reading and signaling, with diagramed hands and notes on the opening lead of the queen of hearts.
The puzzle describes a bridge auction ending with partner bidding five hearts to show two aces after you opened four no trump. The task asks what to bid next as responder and promises the answer tomorrow.
The earliest recorded flag raising over a school occurred in May 1812 at Cata Mount Hill Colrain Massachusetts. A monument marks the site of the old log schoolhouse.
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