War Escalation Could Trigger Wage Price Controls
Editorial warns that a sharp Viet Nam war escalation might push Johnson to use wage and price controls. It notes Okun’s caution against controls, Connor’s warning of possible civilian disruption, and the balance between inflation, war funding, and preserving full employment and the Great Society.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Arthur Okun
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Okun
John T. Connor
United States
Connor
American Ordinance Association
Office of Emergency Planning
Racing Tires Demand Curb On Street Cars Says Goodyear Expert
Goodyear racing tire manager Harold Mills warns that racing tires on passenger cars pose safety risks. He notes heat dissipation needs, lack of sidewall protection, and tread design differences that favor dry tracks, rain performance, wheel size, and higher inflation pressures.
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Harold Ef, Mills
Goodyear
Mills
Businessmen Speak Like Politicians in Offhand Moments
In New York an AP report notes that businessmen in official pronouncements can sound as practiced as politicians. But in less demanding moments their comments often become more to the point, reflecting practical candor.
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New York
Doctor's Mailbag on tranquilizers and isotopes
Q and A columns discuss Luminal as a sleeping pill and mild tranquilizer, Seconal withdrawal risks, radioisotope uses in thyroid and cancer studies, schizophrenia treatment options, and rare high protein in blood conditions. Includes anecdotes from industry leaders and a note from Dr Brandstadt.
Stranger Brings Changes in a Man Due to Herman Kahn
A first person essay in New York reflects on Herman Kahn and the Hudson Institute shaping the author’s life. The writer abandons smoking drinking and petty theft, adopts strict health habits, and envisions a 1980s leisure-filled future with a helicopter and four month vacations. He jokes about hermit life yet vows to stay busy and help others rethink leisure and purpose.
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Henry Mewis
New York
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Tahiti
Mary
Justice Dept Delays Auto Industry Air Pollution Probe
The article reports a Los Angeles grand jury probing how the Big Four automakers delayed anti smog devices, after earlier industry and DOJ inaction. It notes four smaller firms whose devices won California approval in 1964, and mentions broader political commentary on U Thant, Latin American leadership, and U.S. figures in sports and California politics, including Jimmy Roosevelt and Mayor Yorty.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Ben Bagdikian
Saturday Evening Post
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Autitmist
Humphrey
Orioles
Dodgers
HHH
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Don Drysdale
Japan
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Dodger
California
Pat Brown
Senate
Brown
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun, Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with second class matter status. Records show editorial and business staff including editor and publisher general manager Paul Putman and Ann B. Fritchett among others. Subscription rates listed as 31 75 monthly and 21 00 per year with single copies on request.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Freston Pendergrass
Beulah Mze Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Fritchett
Bee
Corrie Langhlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Word Power Puzzle From NEA Feature Try Your Wits
A collage of word clues and cryptic references from the NEA feature with entries like prices, days and nights, flowers and platforms. The puzzle lists numbers and foreign terms, with hints including poets Millay and Day and scholars in a game of word associations.
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Omar
Miss Hayworth
Bodin plans 93-foot cruiser voyage to Australia
Bodin, owner of a Groves, Texas restaurant, has a local shipyard building a 93 foot cruiser for a voyage to Australia. He seeks a master's license for himself and two crew members to pilot the vessel. Upon arrival he hopes to lease the ship for exploration to recoup about $204,000 spent on construction.
WIN AT BRIDGE Reasons for Overbidding
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where South's seven club bid relied on North showing three clubs and one heart. The grand slam depended on a 3-3 diamond break and West holding the king of spades, with luck and precise play shaping whether 13 tricks could be reached.
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South
North
Duramy
West
Bridge bidding puzzle asks whether to bid again after four hearts
In a bridge hand West holds spade length and the auction features a 2 and 3 bid response. South must decide between continuing at the four level or bidding a higher contract. The puzzle asks how to proceed after partner raises to four spades and what the best action is.
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Foday
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on cuffed bets before elections
Walter C Parkes writes that some folks lose money by overspending on keepers and dances. He notes that from now until election day politicians will engage in debate and risky gambits as campaigns heat up.
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Philip Sporn
American Electric Power Co
Lght and Power
Sporn
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Bernard C. Newman
Beytown
Swbaby
WE Markey
Washington
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Latin America
U.N
Gala Plaza
Ecuador
Gela Plaza
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
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Colombia
Manuel Perez Guerrero
Guerrero
League of Nations
Perez Jiminez
Caracas
Drew Arnold
Jimmy Roosevelt
Jimmy
Christ Jesus
Che Baytown , Sim
Oswald
James Jacoby
SOLTH
West Worth East South
Walter C. Parkes
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