Editorial backs Texas water amendment No. 11 plan
The Baytown Sun urges Texas voters to approve Amendment No. 14 authorizing $200 million more in Water Development Board bonds. Support from Gov. Connally and leaders cites broad benefits for water users. the measure would expand fund uses, allow state construction of facilities, and protect river basins while continuing ongoing water development efforts since 1957.
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Texas
Baytown Sun
Texas Water Development Board
John Connally
Gov. Connally
Price Daniel
Austin
Texas Water Conservation Association
Daniel
Toledo Bend
Sabine River
Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority
Clarendon
Upper Neches River
Baytonian Earns 1966 Distinguished Engineer Award
Dr. C L Umholtz head of Enjay Chemical Co.'s polyolefin department at Baytown Plant received the 1966 Distinguished Service Award from the South Texas Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at the annual technical meeting in Houston's Shamrock Hilton. He has served SIChHE and AICHE in multiple posts, chaired programs, and contributed to national committees. He holds a UT PhD and resides at 5014 Glen Haven with his wife and three daughters.
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C. L
Chuck) Umholtz
South Texas
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Shamrock Hilton
Houston
Umholtz
Enjay Chemical Co
Baytown
Sichhe
AICHE
W. A. Cunningham
University of Texas
W. B. Franklin
Humble
5. D. Lindsay
Texas Aim University
J. L. Franklin
Rice University
John J. McKetta
G A. Cummings
Rokm and Haas
Deer Park
John A. Moore
Union Carbide
Texas City
Umbolt
Glen Haven
Well Child Arm Prosthesis Advances Heal Defects
The Montreal Rehabilitation Institute shows a four year old girl fitted with a light plastic jacket carrying powered artificial arms controlled by finger movements. The adjustable, rechargeable system offers a safer 2 pound grip and growth accommodates future growth, signaling progress in aiding congenital deformities.
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Rehabilitation Institute of Montreal
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on weather alerts and laundry
Walter C. Parkes muses on the Weather Bureau failing to warn about the boss’s brainstorms. A mother contemplates a pre-guest house cleaning while noting progress. A new laundry machine reportedly tears too many shirts and beyond.
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The
Weather Bureau
German freighter Einss tein refloated after St Clair River collision
The German freighter Einste in damaged in a collision with the Olympic Pearl on the St Clair River October 13. It has been refloated and will be towed to Detroit for repairs following a 100 foot gash in its port side.
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Courtright, Ont
Einsstein
St. Clair River
Detroit
Olympic Pearl
Letters Pour In Monthly Football Spares Wives From TV Obsessed Husbands
A New York columnist recalls thousands of letters from distressed wives seeking guidance on husbands who neglect family life for football. He notes the season triggers complaints about Saturday and Sunday TV binges, comparing football to a national ritual and urging patience and adjustment.
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New York
Isle of Sark
Notre Dame
Green Bay Packers
Texas
Florida
Michigan State
Buffalo Bills
St-yardine
Johnson Holds Secret Pre summit Talks With Eisenhower
President Johnson engaged in two confidential discussions before sailing to the Manila summit. A call with former President Eisenhower, from Gettysburg, touched on nuclear policy and the Viet Nam war. Ike explained his earlier remark on using atomic weapons was misinterpreted. He said they agreed the United States should keep the nuclear threat as a deterrent to Red China.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
LBJ
Ike
Lby
United States
Red China
Viet Nam
Manila
Humphrey
Arthur Goldberg
Russia
New York
Alexei Kosygin
Hanoi
Kosygin
Goldberg
South Viet Nam
Thanom
Thailand
Gromyko
North Viet Nam
Baytown Sun Editorial Russie Viet Nam Briefing
The Baytown Sun reports on Cold War diplomacy surrounding the Vietnam War. It cites Vice President Humphrey and Ambassador Goldberg urging Johnson toward a measured Manila stance and references Chinese data on Soviet attacks to end the war. It notes Kosygin's role and Moscow's cautious signals amid US-Russian tensions.
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle text listing clues and partial phrases for a word power feature with labeled numbers and fragmented entries. It includes references to Turkish office fine prints, arboreal mammal, fish eggs, gas endorsement, mineral carbonate, and various cryptic style prompts across multiple clue lines.
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Sa Beer
Win at Bridge East Is Blind To Own Fault
Oswald and James Jacoby of the Newspaper Enterprise Association analyze a bridge hand where East appears unaware of her own shortcoming, outlining strategic misplays and potential corrections for improving declarer awareness and defense signaling.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Squeeze Lesson in Bridge Misplaced Blame
In a bridge hand, East blames West for a failed four spade contract after a long squeeze. The analysis notes East erred by not opening hearts and by choosing the five of diamonds when holding the queen of spades, failing to see how a heart lead could have broken the squeeze if West had shown the king and queen of hearts.
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East
South
West
Bridge problem on bidding sequence after three spades
The prompt presents a bridge bidding quiz with random letters and a stated answer. It asks what to bid after three spades, West four hearts, partner four spades, East five hearts, and asks for the next move with “Answer Tomorrow.”
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West
East
Quiz Q asks about Derby filly and dodo specimens
The exchange notes that a filly won the Kentucky Derby once, Regret in 1915. It also states that no complete dodo specimens are preserved, with knowledge based on bones and Dutch artist depictions.
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