Editorials And Features Mighty Weary Of War Strangely Enough
The piece notes weary parties to the Vietnam conflict face a choice between peace and continued war. It argues North Vietnam and the USSR are in a bind, offering little beyond denunciations while awaiting a clearer path. The U S holds military strength and moral standing, able to wait as communists decide next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Moscow
U.S
Viet Nam
Goldberg
U.N
United Nations
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Read Court Opinion on Bible Study in Schools
The article argues the Supreme Court allowed secular Bible study in schools and cites Abington High School as an example. It notes few schools have acted, cites criticism about controversy, and warns that Sen. Dirksen will push another constitutional amendment favoring piety while avoiding the court's challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Supreme Court
National Educational Association
Abington
Allan A. Glatthorn
Sen. Dirksen
Letter to the Sun editor on zoning fairness
Reader protests zoning hearings, arguing that opposition should be allowed and questioning the council's handling. The correspondent contends zoning’s beauty on paper hides flaws and notes past planning committee experience from 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Council
Doctor's Mailbag on cancer checks and infections
Q and A style column covers cancer checkups with body-area specific tests, trichomoniasis cause and treatment, and belching with bitter taste in elders. Includes advice on metronidazole, partner treatment, and symptom relief guidance. Also discusses peptic ulcer chest pains and hiatal hernia considerations.
Cotton forecast lowered by 2.8 percent in USDA estimate
Washington AP The Agriculture Department halved this year’s cotton crop to 10,688,000 bales of 500 pounds, down 2.8 percent from last month’s forecast. September's estimate was 10,992,000 bales, compared with 14,956,000 last year and 14,795,000 for the five year average. The reduction follows a government program paying growers to cut plantings amid a 16.9 million bale surplus, with the smaller crop expected to free up about 4 million bales of the overstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Neither Hawk Nor A Dove By Henry McLeMore
A Vietnam War opinion piece argues the United States cannot win the war with current tactics. The author rejects hawk or dove labels, questions ground victory, and examines air power, terrain, and leadership optimism.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Sam
United States
Viet Nam
South Vietnam
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Ambassador Goldberg
U.S
Asia
Bread price doubt and Rueff on insolvency in Washington
Sen George McGovern doubts bread prices will fall despite a dime cut in wheat, urging shoppers to compare bread prices over months. French economist Jacques Rueff warns of potential insolvency from rising foreign claims and gold shortfall, urging doubled gold value if world trade grows. AFL-CIO critiques giant corporations shaping policy and favors tighter cigarette ad rules to avoid youth appeal.
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Associated Press
Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota Democrat
McGovern
Senate
Jacques Rueff
United States
Charles de Gaulle
U.S. News & World Report
Rueff
Paris
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Beulah Mae Jackson and Paul Putman are listed among editor and publisher staff at The Baytown Sun Inc. with roles including General Manager Managing Editor and Assistant To The Publisher. The paper operates from 1301 Afermorial Drive Baytown Texas published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with subscription rates and mailing details included.
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Fred Hartman Hartman
John Wadley
Sachs Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Laugmin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Word Power Puzzle From NEA Feature Try Your
A dense word power crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with many entries likely from a NEA feature. It mentions kinds of trees, rivers, languages, and various definitions, inviting solvers to fill a wide grid.
Wallace Seeks 1968 Presidency Tie to Nixon Debate
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace signals another presidential bid while backing his wife Lurleen as his stand in for 1968. He cites opposition to Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon, pledging to run if major parties fail to offer a conservative candidate. In Montana and Alabama, Wallace frames a broader anti Johnson, anti party appeal amid desegregation debates and political risks for James D. Martin. Washington, Beaumont, AP reports note crime up 17 percent year to date with petty theft leading increases.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Richard Milheus Nixon
Wallace
Johnson
Lurleen
Lew
James D. Martin
Carl Rovinson
Martin
Deep South
Rep
S c Wallace
Nixon
Central High School
Little Rock
Arkin i
Xon
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Milhous Nixon
Sen
Lister Hill
Garry Gokl
Bible Verse Luke 11 23 Hear the word and keep it
A concise biblical verse note cites Luke 11 23, stating that those who hear the word of God and keep it are blessed. The line emphasizes obedience and faithfulness as central to spiritual reward.
Barbs on Gals and Cars Ride Through Snippet
Wry fragment questions whether some women appear dumb or simply playacting. A mother muses why car fenders aren’t steel and laments tin’s fragility. A dig at men who lunch on four martinis and forget what was wheeled or dealt.
WIN AT BRIDGE JACOBY ANALYSIS OF A CINCHE CONTRACT
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge scenario where North and South would bid three no trump if they could see each other’s hands. With South opening hearts and North raising, four hearts offers no clear win. a Bath coup arises when West leads king of clubs and South allows it to win the first trick.
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Sion
Baytown
Ahred Ball
Harpers Magazine
Balk
Balk’s
Harper's
North
South
West
South Duck Helps Keep Contract In Favorable Club Break
West continues. South finesses the jack and discards on the ace of clubs. If East wins the second club, South goes down two. clubs breaking 6-1 or 5-2 also risk downs. By ducking the first club, South gains a chance to make the contract, despite possible unfavorable ruffs by East.
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South
Card game bridge puzzle asks response to four hearts
Bidding sequence shows West and North pass, East opens one spade, South with AK765 WA2 6 AAKTI holds five spades and a five card plus. You bid three spades to show five spades and likely five clubs. Partner then supports four hearts. determine best call. Tomorrow's answer.
Balm of Gilead and Canal Zone annuity details
A reader asks if a real Calm of Gilead exists and learns balm of Gilead is a resin from a small evergreen tree in Arabia and Ethiopia. The United States raised the Panama Canal Zone annuity to 1,930,000 in 1955 and agreed to return unused land.
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Gilead
Arabia
Ethiopia
United States
Panama
Canal Zone
Swtpaper Enterprise
Asta
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M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Brandstadt
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Cal
Television Code Review Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Che Baytuun Sun
England
Mindanao
Juana
California
Meadow
Germany
Ireland
Alaskan
Passage In the Drain
Sea Eagle
New Guinea
Eaper
Mariner's
Uzzie
Berry's
NEA, Inc
George
Walter C. Parkes
Oue
Mom
Steel
Oswald
James Jacoby Newspaper Enterprise Assn
North Igg
West North East South Ik
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