The Intriguing Theory Of Hemlines And The Economy
An editorial blends fashion and economics arguing that hemline length acts like a barometer for prosperity. It traces cycles from the 1920s flappers to 1960s styles, notes designer shifts, and cites NASA moon soil experiments hinting at unexpected scientific discoveries. The piece ends urging openness to scientific breakthroughs.
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Dior
Dow-Jones
New York
Paris
Washington
House
Senate
Space
Lunar
NASA
Moon
Earth
Northern Ireland riots echoed in U.S. civil rights debate
Baytown Sun columnist draws parallels between Northern Ireland sectarian violence and domestic discrimination fears. He traces historical roots from 9th century Norse to 17th century conflicts, noting Protestant dominance, Catholic resentment, and repeated calls for civil rights. He cites government responses and ongoing demonstrations as similarities to U.S. tensions.
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Baytown Sun
Northern Ireland
U.S
The Well Child Advice Column on Skin Care and Health
A newspaper column offers medical guidance on preventing skin scarring from dirt after falls, thyroid health in children, causes of cold spells, preschool stuttering, and thumb sucking. Expert Dr Wayne Brandstedt explains when to seek treatment and how to address common pediatric concerns.
Political chickens come home to roost on Pueblo case
A memo discusses Nixon facing pressure from North Korea to apologize for the Pueblo incident, recalling Johnson's 1968 apology and naval inquiry findings about missteps and communication gaps. It notes hawks' opposition, the value of lives over propaganda, and the broader diplomacy vs war risk.
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Ry Preston Pendergrass
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
North Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Earth
History Snapshot Huey P. Long Assassination
A note marks the date September 8 1935 and records the assassination of Senator Huey P Long in Baton Rouge Louisiana. The entry begins with a biblical reference about lust and sin and death as a framing device for the historical item.
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Sen Huey P. Long
Baton Rouge
Jackie Holds To Kennedy Ties Amid Royal Pose
Washington gossip piece portrays Jackie Onassis maintaining ties to the Kennedy family while living lavishly with Aristotle Onassis. It notes her aloof regal image, extravagant purchases, and guarded privacy, including Pinkerton protection and travel habits. Intriguingly, it cites spending estimates totaling about $20 million since their marriage and mentions the couple’s perceived happiness and children's mixed feelings.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Kennedys
Ted
Jackie Onassis
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Steve Smith
Jackie
Aristotle Onasis
Kennedy
Rose Kennedy
Onassis
Christina
Greece
Aristotle
Athens
Paris
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Monte Carlo
New York
Skorpics
Maria Callas
Maria
New York City
Olympic Airways
Pinkerton
Fred Sparks
Onassises
Ari
Baytown Sun Masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Advertising Department Dwight Moody and other staff roles. It notes publication details as a second class matter in Baytown Texas and rate information for subscriptions and copies. The text also mentions Associated Press rights and republication notes.
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Fred Hartman
Phasectheafes Sh Obebeteewiy
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Bob Gphote
Erohine
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Ccecveecuseses Treverte
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O. Box
Tne
Associated Press
Associated Preas Ia
Une Une
Ny Kewa
Alec
Timely quotes on reforms and Catholic minority role
William Cardinal Conway, the Roman Catholic primate of Ireland, expresses confidence that five to six weeks of energetic reform will enable the Catholic minority to play a fuller part in the community life. He argues that promised reforms should be pursued vigorously.
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Callaghan
William Cardinal Conway
Ireland
How Good Is Your Bridge Problem On Second Hand High
In a discussion of Mollo's How Good Is Your Bridge, Oswald and Jim examine a no trump hand where South must play from dummy after East overcalls spades. They showcase that second hand high, with king of spades played from dummy, ensures declarer makes four no trump regardless of who holds clubs ace.
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Oswald
Victor Mollo
Jim
South
East
West
Declarer
Bridge question on bidding after double and no trump response
In a four handed bridge scenario West North East South, after South opens with Spades and partner doubles, South passes to you. You hold H A K S R A Y Q and 104 2. You bid three spades to invite game, but partner replies one no trump to the double. With this, decide your best call and reasoning. Tomorrow provides the official answer.
Across I Hudson to Sharif Gabor and Jewish Mentions
Crossword style puzzle notes with clues across and down. Reads like a mixed list of names hints and wordplay prompts referencing people places and terms such as Hudson Ace Gabor Sharif Ethel Mary Carney and several general vocabulary entries.
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Hudson
Gabor
Sharif
Western Samoa
Thor's Weape
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Paul Harvey
England
Britain
Terence O'Neill
O'Neill
James Chichester-Clark
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pheese
Wayne G. Brandstedt
M.D
Brandstedt
James
Say
Queen
Papa
Che
Aytoum
Edsdortal
Preston Pendergrass
Eet
Johnella Boynton
Advertising Department
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Nortie
Netto
Newspaper Enterprise Ansa
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