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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
4
A skeptical columnist mocks a hypothetical plan to end the Vietnam War by dropping luxuries on North Vietnam. They argue such cargo would strain resources and fail to deter the war, noting the president would likely dismiss the idea as impractical. The piece questions whether any policy could justify the cost.
A jumble of clues and answers fills the page, listing terms for various definitions. It includes animals, tools, actions, and archaic forms, with several misspellings and garbled entries that reflect the OCR source.
The Baytown San Inc publishes weekdays and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with offices at P O Box 90. The editorial team includes editor and publisher Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Jonn Wadhey and Beulah Mae Jackson and Preston Pendergrass as general manager and managing editor. Subscription rates are 1.75 per month 21 per year with single copy and mail rates on request.
New York writer riffs on the Anti-Windfall Law and how unexpected money brings trouble with broken appliances, car problems, and bills. He recalls a $4150 poker windfall followed by a busted vacation, a GI insurance dividend misread, and a messy home scene as gifts glow with irony.
In Matthew 14 33 those aboard the boat worship Jesus declaring he is the Son of God, recognizing his divine authority after the miracle. The scene emphasizes recognition of Jesus as Messiah by witnesses in a maritime setting.
Washington Merry-Go-Round observes Honolulu’s multiethnic community coexists despite frictions at Hickam Field and Pearl Harbor. It credits social security, education, and time for smoothing race tensions, noting Japan born residents aging into loyalty and contrasts with U.S. mainland riots.
A medical Q and A explains Furadantin as an antibiotic for kidney and bladder infections with nausea or headache side effects. It discusses chronic kidney infection, high summer recurrence due to dehydration, and a low protein diet approach to uremia. A separate commentary contrasts Japanese-Chinese discrimination in Hawaii with personal anecdotes, noting crime rates, club access, and political tensions involving Gov. Burns and Lt. Gov. Gill.
A quiz on grebes showing more than half their stomach contains feathers. It asks about the oldest active treaty of the United States, the 1794 agreement with the Seneca signed by Washington. It also recalls Palm Sunday commemorating Jesus entering Jerusalem, first celebrated in the 300s by the church in Jerusalem.
AP Special Report notes diverse federal judges' views on strengthening the proposed antiriot bill. About 100 of 338 judges replied, most favoring the bill, with several urging longer terms from 10 to 20 years and one proposing life or death for riot-related killings. Some urge stricter bail or endorse excluding mere advocacy from criminal liability.
In a bridge deal South led spades after 2C 2D double, West with fixed ideas misread the dummy and played the queen, allowing South to beat the contract. East signaled through card play while West failed to adjust his plan, leading to a failed defense and lost tricks.
The hand shows South with EOWAIS 24432 AR 1076 after 1 spade passes and 2 clubs. If partner supports, bid three clubs. With partner in three hearts, choose the optimal response to reach the right contract.
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