Space Program Treated As Stepchild In Budget Debates
Retired NASA head James E. Webb argues space exploration is undervalued as the nation seeks to land men on the moon. He warns budget constraints risk ceding leadership to the USSR and warns of repeating the Sputnik trauma if America fails to invest. He says spin offs from space work could aid urban problem solving and national organization of talent.
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Earth
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Webb
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Richard Nixon
Rd Nixon
John Kennedy
Space Agency
Christopher Columbus
Vasco da Gama
U.S.S.R
Arthur Jim Bishop
Kennedy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bishop
Lincoln
Christ
Adm
R. Q
Canada
A Neutenant
Navy
Johnson
Letters to the Sun Highlight School Move Hardships
A reader criticizes school officials over a May building move from Anson Jones to Carver. He notes faculty, described as professional movers, had to pack and prepare rooms with little help and questions why formal assistance was not provided. The letter urges action to ease such burdens in future.
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the Sun
Frank Yates
Anson Jones School
Carver School
Across 60 Toxic 1 Javanese covered walls
A jumble of crossword style clues and author letters mix with local civic notes. Readers discuss classroom time, Nixon Vietnam policy critique, mobile home fees, Baytown tax pride, and a remark about underground pipelines.
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Une
Gahie Ruminant
New Zealand
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun Inc editors and publishers listed including Bil Hartman general manager John Wadley business manager Beulah Ja assistant publishers Ann Pritchett and Preston Pendergrass managing editor and advertising staff. Paper published afternoons weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 77520. Subscription rates and mail rates noted. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights of republication and disclaimer.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Ja
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Boasee
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Next Chief Has Work Cut Out
Baytown Sun columnist warns the next President will shape law enforcement, Supreme Court picks, and the FBI. He praises J Edgar Hoover for guarding archives and argues Attorney General Ramsey Clark failed, while Hoover defended Chicago police during the Democratic convention riot.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
U. S. Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Hoover
Department of Justice
Congress
White House
Ramsey Clark
United States
Clark
Chicago
Nixon Stand on Truck Bill Ties to Rail Client Fees
Washington column notes Nixon spoke against a trucking bill that would raise truck weights, linking the gesture to his law firm Nixon Mudge Rose which has earned substantial fees from railroads. The piece cites firm partners close to Nixon and argues public should know how legal work may influence policy positions. It also notes Nixon avoided public scrutiny on Vietnam and Fortas matters while campaign travel statements emerged.
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Fire Sun
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ray Heinrich
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
New York
Nixon, Mudge
Humphrey
George Wallace
Alabama
California
Delaware and Hudson
Missouri-Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nixon Law
Missouri-Kansas Railroad
Wall Street
Vietnam
Abe Fortas
Justiee
Nikon
House
Secretary of Transportation
Leonard Garment
John N. Mitchell
Palley
John Bricker
Ohio
Purpura Causes and FAQ Highlights
A reader asks about red skin spots. doctors explain purpura types from local injury to blood diseases. They discuss non contagious nature, pernicious anemia treated with B12, scurvy with vitamin C, and Henoch Schoenlein forms. Platelet count drops cause capillary bleeds. spleen removal may be lifesaving. The Mekong River note closes the page with regional geography.
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Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bridge Tips From Oswald and James dacoby
South misplayed a grand slam in spades after a conservative one spade opening and a two diamond response. The analysis praises South's fast yet flawed play and shows how counting to 12 at trick one would force a successful line to 12 tricks, leveraging entries and a diamond ruff sequence.
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South
North
Blackwood
East
Dummy
West
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Seven Spades Bidding Dilemma After Forcing Two Spades
In a bridge scenario South holds M5432 WE5432 32 B32 and faces a forcing two spades opening by North. With two kings, queen, and no diamonds, the question asks whether to bid seven spades or pursue slam. The article challenges whether partner is a slamomaniac and explores best continuation.
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Lemmings
Jesus Christ
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Bricker
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Steve Young
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