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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1967
Page
4
An editorial reflects on a severe drought that hit densely populated areas, highlighting the failure of ground and surface water supplies. Henry C. Barksdale and Hydrologic Sons Coop encouraged local officials and citizens to accept shared responsibility for water resources, stressing planning and reliability to prevent future shortages.
A fragmented, era-defining reminiscence discusses Western responses to China, the Celestial Empire's humbling past, and lingering scars. It critiques slogans and Maoist insistence, urging cautious engagement with Hong Kong and Peking amid unfolding political change.
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The Baytown Sun lists staff including editor and publisher, general manager, business manager, and managing editor. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas and details publication schedule, address, and subscription rates.
A fragmented reminiscence piece argues that social messes come from misplaced blame and superstition. The speaker recalls his grandmother's old world beliefs about luck and ritual, cites doorways and hats on beds as bad omens, and recounts humorous but cautionary tales from family lore and a wartime South Pacific era.
The House Ethics Committee shields Congress from scrutiny while praising public opinion. Across Capitol Hill, post office pay and lobbying conflicts surface as lawmakers mingle with lobbyists, gamble in private suites, and rely on attorneys with client interests in what Congress can do.
A medical Q A column discusses angina treatment and heart health including Metamine dosage, smoking effects, and pacemakers. It also covers heart murmurs and digitalis use, then shifts to a political closed-door critique of Congress, the House ethics setup, and the Svetlana Adiloveya defection with CIA and KGB maneuvers around her memoirs.
A biblical verse from Psalms 1 1 highlighting sin and scorn as negative paths. It emphasizes blessedness for those who avoid ungodly counsel and sinful company. The line reflects a moral instruction about choosing righteous paths over harmful associations.
AP Special Report analyzes how a proposed 19 percent income tax surcharge is weighed against a deficit nearing 29 billion dollars. It outlines arguments for spending cuts, tax reform, and mixed strategies, plus how credit tightness in 1963 affected borrowing, interest rates, and construction. It notes administration aims to cut spending while promising reform later.
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