Cleaner Air Week Gains Strong Public Support in Texas
Editorial notes strong public backing for Cleaner Air Week in Texas amid state action under a Cleaner Air Act. Highlights the Air Pollution Control Board meets monthly at the State Health Department to regulate air quality, with activities coordinated by the Division of Occupational Health. President Johnson and the Air Pollution Control Association referenced, as Texas earned state-wide publicity and awards for Cleaner Air Week activities, continuing a national program begun in 1949.
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Texas
Air Pollution Control Board
State Health Department
Austin
Division of
U.S
Air Pollution Control Association
Public Health
State Health Agency
Brampton
Ontario
Lyndon Johnson
State Boards of Health
Hungary remembers 1956 revolt as regime tightens grip
AP correspondent recalls coverage of the uprising and its brutal suppression by Soviet forces. The piece notes aging memories, limited access to interview targets, and renewed police activity around Budapest. It highlights emigration and return figures, macro changes toward liberalization, and the easing then slowing of reforms under Janos Kadars era.
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Eric Waha
Budapest
Hungary
Revo
Nobong
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Buge
Csepel Island
Doctor's Mailbag Flu Shot Guidance and Questions
The column highlights influenza risk and recommends vaccination for vulnerable groups before mid December. It also answers reader queries on mixing household bleach ingestion, dark under eye circles, knee and elbow cracking, use of vitamins, and dry ice for skin spots, noting professional skin care for CO2 snow and that Dr Brandstadt answers general questions in future columns.
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Wayne GS
Brandstadt, MD
Brandstadt
Peru Quake Closes Port City in 55 Seconds
A offshore earthquake jolted Callao Peru at 4 42 pm on Monday causing 32 dead and 70 hospitalized with 25 injuries. Buildings collapsed trapping residents while cracks and debris signaled months of demolition ahead. Casualty tolls topped 101 killed and 1 000 injured unofficially.
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Callsg
Peru
Callao
Lima
Bar- Tiadas
Pacific
Meeting Press Is Perilous and Hyped in TV Debates
An editorial piece critiques television interview programs for murky questions and evasive answers. It notes reporters rarely ask direct questions, cites misquotes and damaged quotes, and jokes about the media’s focus on appearance over probing inquiry.
GOP Ghostwriters Shape Anti Poverty Rumors in Washington
In a Longworth Building room two ghostwriters for the Republican Campaign Committee craft rumors about anti poverty funds. The piece lists false claims about spending on tennis courts, fly workers, tuxedo rentals, ballet lessons, and other programs, noting no funds were used. It links these rumors to cuts in Office of Economic Opportunity funding.
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Bill Ayres
Akron
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Dennison, Minn
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Jamestown
Chase
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Gubser
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Farm Union
Caesar Chavez
Florida
Robert H. Michel
Taxic
Omaha
Sen
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R-Neb
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bmichigan
Congress
Iit
Soviet
Russia
Central Catholic Party
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Italy
Palmiro
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun published afternoons weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 75201 P O Box 90 Baytown Texas 75201 Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Managing Editor Assistant to the Publisher Office Manager Advertising Department National Manager and others listed membership in Associated Press rights reserved subscriptions rates and republication notice.
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Ered Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadler
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman Ditor
B. Pritchett
Waediey
Paul Putman Wes
Hetail
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives
Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA Crossword Feature
Across clues include Central American rodent part of a bird primate and more with many entries ranging from melancholy to legal points and ancient locales. Down clues list Vishnu incarnation monuments nuisances poker stake and other terms linking a dense dictionary puzzle across a broad set of topics.
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Continent
Barbs By Walter C Parkes On a Freeway Nightmare
A reflective column contrasts a pleasant freeway daydream with a nightmare scenario. The piece labels a loud-mouthed boor and a forthright speaker, hinting at a broader meditation on behavior and roadside scenes amid miles of abandoned car dumps.
Casserole as a Fancy Name for Stewed Leftovers
The phrase casseroles are often used to disguise simple stews made from leftovers. This naming trend reflects culinary creativity rather than new dishes.
WIN AT BRIDGE Luck Is Factor In Duplicate
The unlucky player recalls a duplicate bridge hand where North and South reached five spades. After openings and several rounds of trumps and clubs, East showed a shortage and South cashed clubs while West held the king. A final heart lead left South with the defense intact.
Unlucky ruff leads to four spades play in bridge
In a bridge deal West ruffed in dummy and discarded his last diamond before claiming the balance. South had played well to try for five spades, yet most players in the column would have made only four spades by drawing trumps and pulling diamonds. This left South with a way to set up two diamonds in dummy and discard clubs to make exactly four odd, a sequence that caused West's loss of hope.
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South
Old West
Four Spades Bid Decision in Bridge Question
The reader asks whether to bid four spades or accept a four card response after a poor start. The partner may hold a strength you cannot see, so the advised line is to choose the safer contract and plan defense.
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Dritie
First Indianapolis 500 winner and prize details
Ray Harroun won the inaugural Indianapolis Speedway 500 mile race on May 30, 1911, driving the Marmon Wasp to a 74.6 mph average over 6 hours 42 minutes to claim the $10,000 top prize. Proxima Centauri is the star nearest the sun, about four and one third light years away.
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Ray Harroun
Earth
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