Congress Should End Do Nothing Image With Year Round Sessions
Editorial argues Congress must adjourn by July 31 but often extends sessions with resolutions. It critiques budget delays, stopgap funding, and cites Rep. George Brown's call for 12 month sessions to improve deliberation and planning, avoiding July extensions and improving appropriations.
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U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
George E. Brown
Democrat
California
Brown
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Word puzzle clues mix geography myths and language with a word power theme. Answers include capitals Italy Greece and Spain, plant parts, animals and noble terms, forming a crossword style challenge across and down.
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Italy
Greece
Spain
Tata
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal registration and staff listings including Editor and Publisher Office Manager and department editors. Subscription rates are 1.75 per month or 21 per year with a 10 cent copy price.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Aging Prince Saved
A newspaper column recalls a beloved aging dog named Prince. After years of affection and antics, the narrator recounts Prince’s recent illness labeled summer eczema, its quick cure by a veterinarian, and the dog’s stubborn, endearing behavior as he nears the end of his years with the family. The piece blends humor and sentiment over the pet’s long life.
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AL Melinger
Prince
Unionism not the path to better Baytown schools
Art Simpson argues that invoking unionism does not fix educational issues and urges Baytown School District to heed professional classroom teachers. He says teachers desire meaningful participation and professional consultation to improve student outcomes, not rhetoric.
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Parkinson
Baytown
Fas the Sun
American Mendecal Association
Perkinson
Art Simpson
Hillcrest Lane
Mills Plays Politics With Tax Reform And War Costs
Washington column accuses House Ways and Means Chairman Mills of favoring wealthy oil interests and social cuts to fund Vietnam, while delaying tax reform and pressing security spending. It also notes aggressive air campaigns in Vietnam, internal White House tensions, and pending Soviet space milestones.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
House
Mills
Meanscover No
Johnson
Treasury
Lo Congress
Air Maillionaires
Ways and Means
Air filters deemed safe aids for allergy sufferers
Dr Wayne Brandstadt states electrostatic air filters are beneficial for pollen dust mold and dander allergies. He notes tests show ozone output far below industrial limits and far below atmospheric levels in cities, making them safe with or without activated charcoal.
Quick Quiz Questions From The Newspaper Enterprise
A readers quiz lists: postal trivia about the United Nations Post Office using UN stamps, oxygen as the common element, Olympic Games cancellations due to world wars, and the first U S patent issued in 1790 to Samuel Hopkins of Vermont for potash preparation.
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Bartholin
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
United States
U.S
United Nations Post Office
United Nations
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
Hewspaper’ Enterprise Association
LBJ Holds To Tax Hike Idea Amid Spending Clash
President Johnson resisted shelving his income tax increase as the House committee delayed action awaiting spending cuts. The panel voted 26 to 3 to set the tax bill aside pending agreement on expenditure controls, with leaders noting passage requires tighter spending first. Inflation risks loom regardless of tax move. Meanwhile Ford and UAW strike widens, US Army arranging parts for Vietnam vehicles as auto output dips slightly.
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New York
Johnson
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Jantary
House Wars and Means Committee
Tan Wilbur D. Mills
Committee
Bark
Roy L. Reierson
Bankers Trust Co
Leif H. Olsen
First National City Bank of New York
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
U.S. Army
Ford
UAW
Vietnam
American Motors Corp
General Motors Corp
American Motors
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
AMC
Major Goal Of Kiwanis Next Year
Kiwanis International outlines 1967 aims to demand and promote responsible news media. The editorial urges reliance on newspapers for informed citizens, supports editorial freedom but opposes slanted reporting, and stresses pride of citizenship and social awareness. Ben Wilson reports Batown Kiwanis joins in praise and thanks local newspapers.
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Kiwanis International
Kiwanism
Jamies M. Maler
Week
U. S
Canada
Kiwanis Club of
Batown
Opening bid sets World Championship match in balance
In a World Championship Match hand Eric Murray's bold vulnerable double over South's one no trump paid off. North passed, South feared a runout in diamonds, and Murray cleared spades to win control. The defense collected three clubs, three spades, two diamonds for 500 points, a net gain of 360 points and an exacttie in the match.
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Eric Murray
South
North
Sammy Kehela
West
Kehela
Murray
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding question prompts single card challenge
In a bridge bidding sequence West passes then North opens two diamonds, East passes, South doubles, West passes, North bids two hearts, and South holds A2 with Q108. Your move while partner may lack strength. The piece suggests answering tomorrow.
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AQISS
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