Forget The Heat And See That First Game
Editorial reflects on the end of summer in Baytown as school resumes and the town shifts toward a two high school system. It notes U.S. Steel arrivals, hopes for Baytown to become stainless steel, and urges embracing change to meet growth, recalling past district mergers and the inevitability of progress. The piece calls for readiness for a forthcoming push and rejects clinging to summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
U.S
Cedar Bayou
Labor-Management Tiff May Reach Peak In 1967
Life magazine envisions 1967 as a peak year for labor management conflict with a looming strike fever. Hoffa’s leadership at the Teamsters is praised for stabilizing trucking by limiting strike power, while editors urge antitrust scrutiny and broader emergency options for handling labor disputes. The piece argues market forces and policy choices drive outcomes, not just bargaining tactics.
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Life
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
New York Herald Tribune
Life’s
Congress
Cuban Refugees Turn To Churches In Miami Help Network
Cuban refugees arriving in Miami at about 4,003 monthly increasingly seek church aid to resettle. The Southern Baptist Hispanic Center and other churches distribute welcome kits, clothing, food, and medical care. government aid reaches only about one in ten exiles. In six months, 5,665 clothing items and 2,392 welcome kits were issued, with 258 families fed and 406 resettled outside Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Frederick Wass
Methodist
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Southern Baptist Hispanic Center
Hubert Hert
German Perez
Baptist Center
Southern Baptist
United States
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Perez
Try Your Word Power Across Immense Word Tangle
Puzzle style item lists clues and fragmented phrases including names and places. It references NEA feature content, musical and linguistic prompts, and scattered definitions such as a feminine name, a city in Nevada, a forest creature, and a weather term.
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Nevada
Movies Keep TV Alive
Henry McLemore argues that a nation lacking old Hollywood movies would suffer. polls show widespread belief in their importance for happiness, with Nebraskans, Missourians, and Tennesseans citing sleep, safety, and entertainment value. The piece playfully contrasts civic concern with nostalgia and previews a fictional Tonight’s presentation segment with comic names.
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Henry McLemore
CBS
Nebraska
Bette Davis
Missouri
Randy Scott
James Cagney
Myra Loy
Tennessee
Nader Safety Drive Wins Federal Auto Standards
Washington profile of Ralph Nader, 32, immigrant son and author of Unsafe at Any Speed, who pressured Congress into an investigation and a law setting auto safety standards. The piece notes skepticism about motives, cites his quote on saving lives versus wealth, and frames his yearlong push as culminating in regulatory victory. The second item discusses Gov. Grant Sawyer of Nevada, gambling skimming issues, wiretaps, and federal investigations, plus references to Johnson, Hoover, and redwood policy talks.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Congress
Nader
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Capitol
Johnson
Sawyer
White House
Lyndonb. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Robert Smylie
Idaho
John Volpe
Massachusetts
John
Robert Dwyer
Goldwater
Paul Laxail
Delmon Davis
Internal Revenue
Davis
State Gaming Commission
Las Vegas
Reno
FBI
J. Edgar Hoovers
Las Vegas Strip
Carl Cohen
Sands
Henderson Novelty Company
FBT
FRY
Underworld
Gov. Sawyer
J. Edgar Hoover
Inter
Nal
Sandy Smith
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Ed Long
D-Mo
Supreme Court
Hoover
California Redwoods
Interior
Udall
Harold Miller
California
Pat Brown
Doris Duke
Congressional
Rep
John Buchanan
Alabama
Buchanan
Baytown Sun staff and office details
Baytown Sun presents staff titles and roles with editors and publishers listed, including Beulah Mae Jackson and Bill Hartman. It shows the paper’s address at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and subscription rates of 1.75 per month or 21 per year. The notice notes republication rights and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Associated Pressed Press
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Thrush Infection in newborns and guidance tips
Thrush is a mouth fungus infection in newborns caused by Candida albicans. It forms white patches on the tongue and mouth. treated with Zephiran or gentian violet, with nystatin or Gly-Oxide if resistant. Proper mouth disinfection for infants in the first months is advised.
Careful trump handling in a four spade contract
South should avoid drawing trumps too early. If trumps split 3-3 he can set up clubs, but a 4-2-2-1 break makes the plan fail. The right line is to ruff the second heart, then lead clubs, ducking if East plays low, and discard to retain four trumps while pursuing the contract.
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Declarer
South
Trumps
East
Two Diamonds Response in Bridge Bidding Dilemma
In the card game bidding sequence West North East South: i¢ Dble Rabble Pass Pass La Pass Pass LNT. Pass 2 You, South, hold ARGS K102 ¢432 AORT7E. With 12 points and a vulnerable partner, decide whether to bid two notrumps or raise, considering partner’s two diamonds over one notrump.
Oldest U.S. vice president at inauguration and Alaska nickname
Alben Barkley was 71 years and 57 days old when inaugurated vice president under Harry Truman, making him the oldest at that time. Alaska’s state nickname question is answered as no, it does not have a nickname like others.
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U.S
Alben Barkley
Harry Truman
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