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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

05 Sep 1968

Page 10

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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1968

Page

10

Hang Em High at Bronson

Clint Eastwood stars as Jed Cooper in Hang Em High opening at Bronson for one week. He is mistaken for a killer by Captain Wilson and his nine man gang who plan to lynch him. Judge Fenton fears revenge and makes Cooper deputy marshal. Cooper is shot, healed by Rachel, and begins a deadly pursuit of the gang. Astronomers note new stars form in the Milky Way.

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Clint Eastwood Jed Cooper the Bronson Cooper Captain Wilson Ed Begley Judge Fenton Pat Hingle Marshall Capt. Wilson Rachel Inger Stevens Brunson Pat Bingle Deluxe United Artists Transamerica Corp
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Agnew Seen as Bad News to Negro Voters in Maryland

In Annapolis Maryland Negro leaders and residents describe Spiro Agnew as bad news for Black voters while touting his rival record on civil rights. The piece chronicles community attitudes, Agnew staff praise, and a five page memorandum listing government actions aiding education housing welfare and anti discrimination efforts.

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Annapolis NEA Joe Sims Joe Sims Hiasen Agnew Spiro T. Agnew Ffor Wwe Maryland
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Spoonerisms Remembered In Wry Oxford Humour

The World Almanac cites W Archibald Spooner an English Oxford clergyman for swapping initial sounds in phrases creating humor such as blushing yerow for crushing blow and tons of soil for sons of toil. A later quip imagines a church usher saying Madam this pie is occupened may I sew you to a sheet.

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the World Almanac W. Archibald Spooner Oxford
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