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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
4
Editorial urges passage of Amendment No. 8 on November 8 to remove six month county and one year state residence barriers. It would allow qualified voters to cast presidential and statewide ballots after 30 days in Texas, and permit absentee voting for those moving to other states for up to 24 months.
Houston Endowment funds new 37 million Jesse H. Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, a downtown gift that positions the city to rival national entertainment centers. Mayor Welch accepted the facility as a city asset with family members in attendance.
A Hong Kong paper reports Red Guards criticize Lin Piao, while sections of the Chinese army resist his leadership. Lin heads the Red Guards and remains a focal point of party tension amid ongoing power struggles.
A advice column urges gentle, gradual frustration for a 2-year-old to foster resilience, warns against spanking, and stresses consistent love. Separate items note Mao Zedong loyalists tightening army control and Lin’s leadership questions, plus Chiang Kai-shek warning of anti-Mao forces on the mainland and a nationalist counteroffensive from Formosa.
The verse proclaims that at the name of Jesus every knee shall bow in heaven on earth and under the earth, affirming reverence to Christ as supreme. It emphasizes universal submission across realms and honors the divine authority of Jesus.
HAL BOYLE notes the quirks of mail from readers and oddities of daily life. He highlights fraud in credit cards, freshwater fish needing no drink, linguistic quirks, and social anecdotes from the era with terse lines and quotable bits.
Washington column notes General Electric letters criticizing a piece on the GE Reagan relationship. The exchange questions whether GE seeks to distance itself from Reagan’s right wing views and suggests the muddied water surrounding corporate ties to politics.
The Baytown Sun recounts Ronald Reagan's GE years, noting eight decades of debate over his role as spokesman and host of the General Electric Theater. It cites union backlash, wage and labor policy disputes, and GE's later legal troubles and Reagan's 1961 departure from the company.
The excerpt collects two quotes on race, religion, and character. Barry Goldwater cautions that harmony among diverse groups is needed to end troubles, while Walt Whitman extols character and personal strength as true investments.
Report mentions odd sightings described as Halloween witches on broomsticks while some individuals, though married, address each other as comrade, signaling unusual social behavior amid curious community chatter.
Puzzle style word power theme with a long list of clues across and down. Entries include base of stee lstandar 12, peer gynt's another, flax terms, and various definitions. The collated crossword style hints span multiple semantic fields with numerous overlapping letters.
The quiz notes six nations that governed the U S Virgin Islands before the United States purchased the islands in 1917 France England Spain Holland and Denmark. It also explains crab blood as bluish due to a copper pigment and recalls Verdi’s Il Trovatore debut in Rome on January 19 1853.
By Oswald and James Jacoby the Bath coup named for Bath England is explained with a hand from Ely Culbertson's Red Book. The article shows how holding ace and jack to force an adversary king into a favorable discard can split opponents' hearts and fend off further tricks. The modern bidding shift to three spades is noted as a sport of preempt, testing North and South's decisions and potential four clubs passing.
In the auction West Pass North East South You pass Your hand AK765 WA245 AAKRTAZ and partner opens with 1 No Trump. After your two spades bid and partner replies three hearts, determine the best continuation for game chances. Tomorrow's answer will follow.
Walter C. Parkes observes shared minds in similar channels noting the TV era and a warning that success climbs from unseen depths. The forecast predicts the Air Force will soon encounter a wave of unidentified flying objects drawing public intrigue and official attention.
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