Editorial: Fear and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia
The piece argues the Kremlin acted from fear, not strength, to crush liberal reform in Czechoslovakia, contrasting Soviet and American aims. It warns fear shapes security policies, notes the danger of moral myopia, and urges nations to resist letting fear drive intervention, pursuing broader peace and autonomy for small nations.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
United States
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Soviet Union
America
Dean Rusk
Dominican Republic
Hungary
Vietnam
Prague
Moscow
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Parkinson's Disease Causes and Treatments
A reader asks about Parkinson's disease cause early symptoms and best treatments. It explains the disease as unknown in origin, with tremor and rigidity, and notes surgical brain destruction and hospital care as options, plus resources from the Parkinson's Disease Foundation.
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Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
West 168Th St
New York
Jewish calendar shifts due to lunar year and intercalary month
The calendar runs on lunar cycles with 354 or 355 days in a year. Every 19 years seven leap months are added to align with the solar year. The Rotary Club name comes from rotating meetings at members' homes in early practice.
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Rotary Club
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists its staff including editor Bill Hartman and general manager John Wadley with a publication base at 1801 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520. It publishes afternoons weekdays and Sundays as a second class matter. Subscriptions are $1.75 monthly or $21 yearly with 10 cent single copies.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
On This Day in History September 5 1953 Highlights
The Associated Press notes key past events on September 5 including the First Continental Congress meeting in Carpenter's Hall Philadelphia in 1774. Also marked are William Penn’s 1670 arrest in London for a Quaker meeting, the 1905 Portsmouth Treaty ending the Russo Japanese War, and World War I and II related milestones.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
Carpenter’s Hall
Philadelphia
William Penn
Grace Church Street
London
Portsmouth
N. H
Wake Island
Curtailing Speeches At The Democratic Convention Hall
Guest editorial argues curtailing speeches at the Chicago Democratic Convention hall could block strikers and reduce speeches and broadcast coverage. It suggests the nation might benefit from listening to reduced rhetoric and pressure labor unions to action against dictatorial power, citing consumer costs of strikes.
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Chicago
Lynchburg
Tax board secrecy sparks call for charter records
Preston Pendergrass reports Baytown has failed to obtain the Aug 2 tax equalization board proceedings held in secret over the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital dispute. The Baytown Sun notes no notes or tape record exist, urges public access, questions staff shortages, and criticizes Tax Assessor-Collector O M Coe Jr for not returning reporter calls. The piece asserts council duty to enforce the city charter.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown Sun
Tax Equalization Board
City Tax Department
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Equalization Board
Tax Office
Tax Board
O. M. Coe Jr
Coe
the Sun
Baytown
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on vacations and squabbles
Show us a man who greets each dawn with a smile and we’ll bet he’s on vacation. Where there’s a will there’s usually a squabble. Saddest man in the office is the ol’ buddy whose fly now pay later. June vacation begins to come due in August.
Legion posts urged to aid Negro veterans in housing and jobs
Drew Pearson urges the American Legion to act as community advisers for returning Black veterans. He notes high Vietnam service by Negro troops, calls for Legionized job training, housing help, and mentorship to prevent unrest. He frames the effort as a national priority aligned with Legion goals.
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Drew Pearson
Cartha Deloach
FBI
American Legion
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Deke
Legion
Europe
Vietnam
Defense Department
United States
New York Times
Thomas A. Johnson
Times
SGS
America
Veterans Bureau
Bible Verse and Saying Fulfilled Text
The note quotes Mark 1 15 announcing the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand urging repentance and belief in the gospel. The citation records a biblical verse with the call to turn toward God and embrace the message.
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God
Win At Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby
The article discusses a bridge hand in a North West event with International Match Point scoring. South opens four spades and players evaluate passes and bids including five hearts, four no trump, or a double. Decisions hinge on hand strength and partner distribution. East doubles and various outcomes yield near parity in IMPs as clubs and hearts play out.
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South
Hearts
East
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Bridge bidding puzzle asks four hearts over two hearts
In a bridge sequence West passes and bids lead to a four heart bid after South holds A J 4 and W K 9 8 5 A 2 and B K Q 10 5 4. Consider options for responder. Tomorrow's answer promises the solution.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Teaser
The NEA feature presents a word puzzle style list with across and down clues and multiple definitions. It hints at a themed vocabulary enrichment exercise drawing on common terms from science, geography, and daily life to test language recall.
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Reims
Leningrad
China
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Board of Extocation
Birmingham
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
By Phil Pastoret
Washington
Big Brothers
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