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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1967
Page
4
An editorial criticizes the prelude to the 1967 UAW Ford strike, comparing it to World War I buildup. It argues both sides fearfully prepared for conflict, warns of inflationary consequences, and predicts shared costs for the broader economy, not a decisive victory.
Police returned a plastic toy car to a six year old after two men pushed it down the sidewalk with their noses while intoxicated. Officers made no arrests, deeming the prank less dangerous than drunk driving on the highway.
Puzzle shows a mixed list of Shakespeare quotes and crossword style clues with numbered entries and partial phrases. It appears as a word power activity from NEA, combining literary hints with definitions across multiple categories and lengths.
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal matter entered as second class. It lists editors publishers managers and department heads and notes subscription rates of 1.75 per month 21.60 per year and 10 cents per single copy. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
The spoof narrative follows Claude Willowby-Smythe chasing a truly great wine after reading A Few Wine Notes by Fredrick Wildman Jr. He seeks guidance from a bartender, tests color and origin clues, and ends up jailed, then reinvented as a Las Vegas promoter.
A Home Words poll shows a majority favor ordaining women as clergy in the Church of England. Of 2,177 respondents, 1,152 women supported the change and 1,025 opposed it.
Washington notes discuss Ellsworth Bunker aiding Vietnam elections and reforming voting methods. Other items cover Walter Washington named first DC mayor candidate, concerns about punchboard voting machines, post Lincoln Rockwell gun control fallout, Newark riots gun sales, UK migration returns, Stokely Carmichael exile, Father Cavanaugh book pick, and Daisy Harriman’s death at 97.
A medical Q A column discusses gamma globulin deficiency in boys causing chronic sore throats and infections, the high cost and lack of a cure. It also answers pediatric questions on dyslexia, toddler shoe fitting, and dry cracked feet, advising professional assessment and practical care. The piece shifts to a political gossip section noting female figures in politics and leadership roles in Cuba and Panama, and ends with comments on Nixon Ford strategy and CIA lie detector tests.
A brief scripture note cites Romans 10 11, declaring that belief in him prevents shame. The verse emphasizes faith leading to assurance, reflecting a common Protestant reading of salvation and trust.
James Marlow notes Romney’s changing positions from 1965 to 1967 on Vietnam policy. The piece cites Romney’s evolving view on air strikes, negotiations with the Viet Cong, and assessments of Johnson’s leadership, calling his repeated reversals a possible brainwashing claim. It mentions McNamara and Detroit News criticism, and Romney’s later clarification denying Russian style brainwashing.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss single suit play in bridge, analyzing two trump finesses for spades and the risks if East holds King and Queen. They cover how leading aces and handling singleton leads affect outcomes, emphasizing whole hand play over spades only.
In a four lever auction West North East South open with a sequence passing to you South holds ARS VAISS 832 RR 1076. You must decide whether to bid 3NT or another contract. Partner can move from here. after partner raises to four diamonds, choose your action and justify.
The brief item presents trivia Q A pairs from the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Topics include the meaning of G S S R the Musca constellation name and the Washington D C International horse race held in Laurel Maryland each November for the World’s Horse title, plus notes on Supreme Court justices' legal experience.
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