Ohio plan of selecting judges has some merit
The editorial weighs appointive merit systems and popular elections for judges. It proposes Ohio’s merit plan with a statewide nominating commission and one-term appointments, then unopposed re election or recall by voters. Former AG Brownell supports merit selection for federal and state courts. A Seagram survey finds similar drinking rates in 21–29 and 30–35-year-olds, amid shifting tastes and drug concerns.
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Clement F. Haynsworth
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Letters to the Sun editor defend faith over church politicking
Newton Ramsey writes from 1016 N Commerce arguing he believes in God and Christianity, rejects church promotion for personal gain, and refuses to be bound by human ordinances while affirming his faith in God and Jesus Christ. He recalls past church affiliations and urges sincere worship over social advancement.
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Doctor's Mailbag Brings Health Tips on Bites and Parasites
Readers ask about relieving chigger bites with baths and benzocaine, crabs transmission and treatment with Kwell, bee sting allergy prevention via desensitizing injections, mastoiditis vs drafts, long term Diamox use and Avalen compatibility, hookworm size and transmission from barefoot soil. Dr Brandstedt notes general-interest answers by column.
Barbs on city style and kitchen contrasts
A wry jab contrasts town raincoats with cooks who skip onion and garlic. It mocks cautious dining by equating old-fashioned manners with proven restraint. The piece plays on social signals and tradition to suggest risk in everyday meals.
Wandering By Wanda Orton On Baby Talk And Language Mixup
The author recalls resisting baby talk yet becoming bilingual after childbirth. She recounts creating a difficult to transcribe speech pattern that mimicked infantile speech and leads to an awkward door encounter with a salesman. The scene ends with the salesman’s humorous, unsettling grin.
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Wanda Orton
Quiz Questions from Historic News Briefs
A collection of trivia items on meanings of words and historical notes. It asks what the Russian term sput nik means traveler and notes Vatican Mass limits to the Pope or a cardinal, nurse school symbols on caps, Washington's first inauguration at Federal Hall, and President Wilson opening the Panama Canal by button in Washington D C.
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Navy leadership undercuts United States sea power
Washington columnist Jack Anderson argues the Russian Navy now dominates the seven seas aided by modern subs and surface fleets. He cites 70 plus incidents including Thresher Scorpion Forrestal Enterprise Evans and Arnheiter cases as signs of a deteriorating Navy leadership crisis. Junior officers flee, while Pentagon elites protect allies in the Admirals Club as Russia expands global reach.
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Greece
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India
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Egypt
Latakia
Tartus
Syria
Mediterranean
Malta
Russia
Thresher
Scorpion
Forrestal
Enterprise
Frank E. Evans
South China Sea
Cmdr
Marc Arnheiter
Vietnam
Navy
Pentagon
Admirals’ Club
Submarine Corps
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across the Conkr 455 Swerve
A crossword style list presents clues and answers across related terms. The compilation includes words linked to warfare, culture, anatomy, geography, and daily terms, with some entries indicating language, historic figures, and regional references.
Dallas Aces swing to 12 tricks in 6 clubs slam
Bridge match notes show Dallas Aces led by Hamman and Lawrence using innovative bids to force a slam in clubs. A 21 point slam on hand sixteen yielded 500 points or 11 IMPs as they crushed New York experts who reached only game. The bidding sequence featured a jump to four diamonds and hearts and spades cues clarifying hand strength and suit distribution. Mike Lawrence closed the auction at six clubs after winning the spade and drawing two rounds of trumps.
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Dallas Aces
Bob Hamman
Mike Lawrence
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Hamman
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Mike
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge puzzle asks best call after 4 diamonds over 3 diamonds
In a standard four diamonds over three diamonds auction, the question is what action to take now. The excerpt also interjects a biblical verse, Romans 6 4, unrelated to the card problem.
Baytown Sun staff and mailing details
The Baytown Sun published weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 90 77520 Editor Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Paul Putman Assistant To The Publisher Ann B Pritchett Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Managing Editor Corrie Laughlin Advertising Department Dwight Moody National Manager represented by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc Subscription rates 1 95 a month 23 40 per year 10 cents single copy
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