Cost Of Office Seeking Is Almost Prohibitive
The piece argues campaign finance costs hinder recruitment of qualified leaders. It cites 1968 spending of over 250 million with TV and radio as major channels. It discusses a bipartisan bill to require air time sales to candidates at steeply reduced rates and considers government financing of campaigns as a possible remedy, noting potential abuses and questions about funds distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Nicholas Johnson
Barclay D. McMillen
Political Science Department
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
McMillen
Doctor Mailbag Inhaling Fungus Spores Cures Histoplasmosis
Inhaling Histoplasma capsulatum spores from bird or bat droppings causes histoplasmosis. It is not person to person contagious. Mild cases may recover on their own. severe cases can be cured with amphotericin B though side effects limit use. Chickens are only one possible exposure. advise following physician. Hyperventilation is rapid deep breathing lowering CO2, often due to anxiety. hold breath or breathe into a paper bag for immediate relief and learn to relax for ongoing issues. Washing hair under a shower does not threaten hair roots, but avoid scalding. Send questions to Dr Wayne G. Brandstadt via the paper.
Sun Never Sets on the British Umpire Joke
A wry note on an English official who officiates ball games by day but shuns night outings. The quip links umpire habit to the sun never setting on Britain, then pivots to jokes about diets, family trees, gardening, and a new engagement ending in harried nuptials.
Largest knoten meteor crater named in Quebec
Quick quiz Q which is the worlds largest knoten meteor crater A Chubb Crater in north western Quebec with a diameter of more than two miles It was explored in 1950 Q Which is the only South American country that faces both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean A Colombia Q Many birds have nostrils at the lip of their bills A The kiwi is the only bird that has nostrils at the tip of its bill The kiwi uses its nostrils to smell its food in the thick wet forests where it lives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Caribbean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Columbia
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Saigon
Tran Dinh Deu
Deu
Prisan
Nixon
Thieu
Dzu
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Baker
Supreme Court
Clement Haynsworth
South Carolina
Senate
Bobby Baker
Haynsworth
Haker
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Tonkin Gulf
Paul McC
Thoughts on Words Echoed as Golden Apples
A compact meditation citing Proverbs 25 11 and Confucius on speech. It reflects how speech reveals inner intent and how words shape perception, framing language as a bridge between heart and listener.
Pot Can Be Ruin Of Life by Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey argues against sensationalizing marijuana. He notes hearings by a House subcommittee and statements by Roger Egeberg, contrasting views on addiction and danger. He urges factual information and warns that possession remains a felony in many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Oklahoma
National Institute of Mental Health
House Education
Roger Egeberg
California
Bud Wilkinson
Nixon
Wilkinson
CIA Slights Green Berets Murder Case Saga Revealed
Washington column outlines alleged CIA preferences for covert killings and suggests Green Berets bungled the Thai Khao Chuyen murder. It cites sources claiming CIA would prefer subtler methods, notes Abrams’ rebuke, and recalls WWII CIC actions protecting the Manhattan Project. Includes political prisoner Tran Dinh Deu and Haynsworth Baker ties and Tonkin Gulf repeal drive.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listings
The Baytown Sun page shows the paper’s masthead with editor and publisher names, department heads, and staff titles. It lists address, publication schedule, and subscription rates, noting it is a Baytown Texas daily with AP rights and national representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton -Fisa
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
National Manager
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Ox
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Spingold Final: Dallas Aces Triumph Over Rubin Team
The 1960 Spingold final pitted the Dallas Aces against Ira Rubin’s New York squad led by Stayman Mitchell and Feldsman. The Aces dominated from the first quarter, finishing with a 92-IMP victory as Billy Eisenberg and Bob Goldman employed the Jacoby Transfer to gain a 10-IMP swing on one hand. The North South pair of Rubin’s team faced a four hearts contract after a transfer strategy, while final bidding guided the Aces to a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Aces
New York
Ira Rubin
Jeff Westheimer
Sam Stayman
Victor Mitchell
Bill Grieve
Phil Feldsman
Westheimer
United States
Aces
Jacoby
Billy Eisenberg
Bob Goldman
Goldman
Hearts
Hast
Wisenberg
Bobby
Bill
Billy
West
East
Rubin
North
Vocabulary Puzzle Mixed Clues Across Famine Era Theme
A cluttered clue list with numbered words and partial definitions spanning a crossword style grid. Names, places, and terms hint at historical and linguistic connections, including references to gods, proverbs, and titles, with several garbled entries requiring cross-checking.
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Roger
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
By Phil Pastoret
Gom
Washington
CIA
Green Berets
Jack Anderson
Green Beret
Central Intelligence Agency
Chuyen
Army
South China Sea
Creighton Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Counter-Intelligence Corps
CIC
New Mexican
Roduce
Johnson
Maddox
Joseph C. Goulden
Turner Joy
France
Israel
Capitol
Che Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Associated Press
By Oswald
James Jacoby
SMNTH
Marte VA
Peeviout
Abshein
Anglo-Saxayheo AG
Thailand
Heay
Coomb
Shelloreel Sidh Free
Newspaper
Enterpeiye Ayia
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