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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
6
The economy remains strong amid automation fears and a rising teen labor force. Job creation has offset higher teen entry, with blue and white collar growth. Unemployment fell to 2,875,000 and jobless rate for adults and teens shows improvement, though teen unemployment remains high at 13 percent. September sees 600,000 more jobs than last year.
The article extols Baton Rouge and New Orleans as prime U.S. living and investment areas, noting the Mississippi River basin as the nation’s richest soil and loam source. It argues risk from hurricanes is misread and highlights untapped wealth in minerals and chemicals washed into the Gulf, linking to scientific history and potential drug industry opportunities.
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Robert K Gilmore Bill Hartman and editors and managers. It shows address 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas P O Box 308 Baytown and publication lines plus subscription rates and AP membership information.
About 1400 Hutcers University students hear Fulton Lewis and others defend a Viet Cong victory, with speakers likening Viet Cong to Revolutionary War patriots. A New Jersey congressman criticizes the rhetoric as dangerous and un American amid a raid of references to Ho Chi Minh and liberation fronts.
The narrator reflects on studying car repair and medicine to avoid blind reliance on doctors. He recalls baby medical advice, questions modern care, and jokes about skipping showers. He plans a ten day no bathing test with his daughter Megan challenging the habit before resuming baths.
Washington press column notes cautious hope for a cease fire in Viet Nam by Christmas as world capitals respond to Algerian leverage. Johnson trims bombing plans, while Pope Paul warns against birth control controls stirring U.S. debate and Senate talks push for parental rights and population concerns.
Matthew 8 recounts Jesus casting out demons from many individuals and healing all the sick with his word, demonstrating authority over evil and illness. The passage emphasizes Jesus’s power to liberate and restore those afflicted.
A vivid description centers on a sunlit custard-yellow facade supported by eight Grecian columns and a grand red theater with five gilt tiers and a vast golden chandelier set beneath a fresco of the Muses. The piece asks the reader to name this Yame spot from column bottom hints.
The piece notes the 1960 Moscow declaration and asserts Communist Party of the USA used speakers on major college campuses. It cites counts of speeches from 1961 to 1964 and asks how many will occur this year. It includes John Bricker’s statement that subversives have no right to speak at tax supported state universities.
Edwin Kuntar of Los Angeles writes on a 1962 Spin Gold Trophy masters team hand. He recalls a four hearts bid at a treaty and the opposing heart play by John Crawford. The analysis contrasts Crawfords approach with Decker’s in a self defense note on heart and ruff techniques.
Crossword clues and partial answers from a newspaper puzzle page fragment. Includes numbered hints such as kingly, wing shaped, lift, depart, thus, weekday Hu, and various down clues like hydraulic pump and talk.
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