Editorial on discrimination and school eligibility rules
An editorial argues the federal ruling on athletic eligibility for races and transfers creates unfairness. It commends Sterling School for avoiding a futile dispute and notes Sterling will play a junior varsity football schedule until full eligibility exists next year.
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Texas Interscholastic League
University of Texas
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Sterling Rangers
Humble Oil Timely Tax Payers Win Local Acclaim
Humble Oil and Refining Co and Enjay Mfg paid the 1966 tax installment of 450000 well before the January 31 deadline. The early payments keep the Humble and Enjay influence strong in the Humble community, aiding the school system’s cash flow from the start of the tax period. Local officials Hobart Enoch and company managers Meier and Coates are praised for the timely contribution.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Herbert H. Meier
Enjay
John Coates
Hobart Enoch
John
Chemmie
Channelview Band Officers Named After Tryouts
Channelview High School band tryouts select Twyla Carr as drum major and Danny McMur revigh as assistant drum major. Sylvia Courville named feature twirler with Margie Conners as head twirler. Other twirlers include Claire Thayer Shelly Richardson Linda Lindow Patsy Law Darlene Roberts Cynthia Witherspoon and Kelly Richardson. District 222 World War I veterans meeting held at 115 Eastth St Houston.
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Maurese Holeiman
Channelview
Twyla Carr
Danny McMurrevigh
Sylvia Courville
Margie Conners
Twirling
Claire Thayer
Shelly Richardson
Linda Lindow
Patsy Law
Darlene Roberts
Cynthia Witherspoon
Kelly Richardson
Eastth St
Houston
Ladies Auxiliary of
Channelien
Fellowship Hall
River’ Terrace Methodist Church
Veterans Hospital
Dallas
Felowship Hal
D. Powell
Magnofa St
Chanselview
Bible Verse About Faith Keeping Salvation Ready
A fragment quoting Peter 1 5 on faith keeping believers by God's power through salvation ready to be revealed in the last time. The line emphasizes divine protection and the promise of future revelation.
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Peter
Crosby Minister Reported Better After Burns and Surgery
Crosby correspondent reports Rev. James McCullar of Crosby Methodist Church remains in recovery after multiple skin grafts from severe Idaho camp burns. His wife Mrs. James McCullar visits Crosby. he hopes to return soon. Also, David Diouhy recovers at home from a truck fall with bruises and injuries. Pam Collins returns to Lipscomb College after a visit. A P Moore family enjoys time at a farm and Huntsville State Park. Committees for Crosby First Baptist Church listed alongside personnel and roles. despeded by local coverage of church activities and a soldier completing a Fort Eustis instrument repair course.
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IDEAL
Anderson Crosby
James McCullar
Crosby Methodist Church
Crosby
McCullar
Idaho
David Diouhy
Felix Diouhy
Gulf Coast Hospital
Pam Collins
Lee Campbell
Seymour
Tenn
Lipscomb College
Tennessee
A. P. Moore
Joclle
Vanessa
Alto
Huntsville State Park
O. W. Leatherwood
First Baptist Church of
Fred Lintelman
H. T. Dulme
Buck Lottin
J. E. Clifton
Truman Reed
Betty Bennett
Jane Clifton
Cutler Nelson
Travis Davenport
Beth Barnett
Edna Armstrong
Polly Glover
Ellen Ellerbee
T. J. Denson
Janet Dotson
Gionine Harris
Knute Blomstrom
Roger Armstrong
Marvin Marek
Victor Harris
Pat Badgett
Orval Foster
Jimmy Samford
TE. Leatherwood
Mission
James Walker
John Parker
James Marek
Barbara Samford
A. F P. Moore
Idell Anderson
Louise Lintelman
Eddie Glover
Buddie Salinas
Raymond Balcerowicz
Russell Dowell
Toe Harris
Lewis Harris
Calvin Smith
Dan Lair
Don Mizell
John Bennett
Kelly Morgan
Harold Peterson
Ellen Walker
Joyce Badgett
Beuana Cumbie
J. A. Mainer
Hazel Marek
June Reed
Mary Massey
Robert A. Sorensen Jr
Robert A. Sorensen
Fort Eustis
Could It Be True Could It Be True Ye Gods
A letter-writer frets that spouses may resemble each other from shared meals. He notes a Dutch scientist’s claim that couples eating similar foods gradually take on each other’s facial features. To avert this, he and Mary swap menus, hoping differences keep their appearances apart.
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Henry McLeme
Ome
Mary
Alaska
Himalayas
U.S. Russian courting stirs Chinese fears in Cold War flashbacks
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls four historical flashbacks from 1964 to 1965 showing U S Soviet and Chinese moves and misgivings, Johnson's easing stance, and Moscow's reaction to U S bombing Viet Nam. The piece ties anti Russian demonstrations in Peking to Johnson's Idaho Falls speech and calls for rational Cold War action. It also notes a Nevada congressional race where firearm regulation and a misleading campaign bulletin may influence voters.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Alexei Adzhabei
Nikita Khrushchev
Bonn
Russia
Europe
Adzhabei
Khrushchev
Adzhubei
Ussr
China
United States
Chi
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Johnson
Cuba
Moscow
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Hanoi
Mexico
Mexico City
Peking
Ho Chi Minh
Moss
Idaho Falls
Kennedy - Johnson
WIN AT BRIDGE Spade Lead Guides Play
West’s queen of spades lead against the no trump slam costs little. South wins the spade lead and counts 13 top tricks if both diamonds and clubs split, or 12 if only one splits. He considers squeezes but a long East in both minors defeats any squeeze, so he leads a club. West discards a low heart on the third club.
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West
South
East
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun branding lists Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Bill Hartman Ann EB Pritchett Advertising Department Editor Publisher General Manager Managing Editor To The Publisher Assistant to The Publisher Office Manager John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin National Manager Baytown Texas address 1301 Memorial Drive P.O. Box 30 Baytown 77520 subscription rates listed carrier monthly yearly single copy price mail rates on request represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc Associated Press rights reserved for locals news and all matter herein.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann Eb, Pritchett
John Wadley - Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Short-Circuit Anesthetic Oddity in Dental Nerves
Dear Dr. Lawrence, a patient reports numbness failure where numbness from a nerve injection did not cover all tooth areas. The note explains how anesthetic spread can misfire and how nerve branches may still carry signals. Also discussed are tooth darkening after nerve removal, staining causes, and whitening options.
South Demands Spades in Last Trick Play
South arranges play after a hearts then diamonds sequence, deduces West held four hearts two clubs two diamonds, leaving three spades for West and East with one spade one club one diamond. South reads East and plans to win the remaining spades, sharing the final tricks with West.
Redouble or Pass in Bridge with Strong Hand
In the given bridge sequence South holds E65 VK103 4A32 BQRT6 after West North East South open with one diamond. The best action is to redouble, showing strength and values. West and Merth pass, East bids one spade, and you face further action on Monday.
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West North East South
West
Merth
East
Barbs and cautions on self control in public behavior
Barbs, described as intelligent, emphasizes the virtue of keeping quiet and resisting impulsive actions such as jaywalking. The note also critiques current beach fashion trends as promoting diets more than medical guidance.
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