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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1967
Page
4
A fragmented editorial voice discusses long standing racial divisions in the nation, noting patient rhetoric, impending clashes, and fear of worsening social fractures. The piece evokes echoes of Pied Piper imagery and warns of future instability as protests and barricades rise.
Police report a bearded man presenting an ID fails to match a mug shot. The cardholder’s appearance and the photo do not align, complicating identification proceedings.
Newspaper masthead fragment lists chief editor and managing editor roles with several names. Printer notes indicate second class mailing, office address on Memorial Drive and subscription rate details.
John Heasler argues there is a cure for the practical joker not by simply tolerating pranks but by exposing and countering them. He recalls various tricks and reactions, noting confidence loss and shifts in behavior as the true remedy, while invoking a biblical verse to underscore timely intervention.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round outlines tense Ford wage negotiations with UAW leaders led by Malcolm Denise. Disputes over raises and benefits intensify as Ford labor and White House advisers clash over concessions. The piece notes factory work stoppages looming and the broader risk to auto production if a strike drags on.
Wayne G Brondstadt MD answers reader questions about dry cracked hands from detergents. Advice includes wearing cotton gloves under rubber gloves when washing dishes, using silicone ointments, and identifying irritants. Additional tips cover peeling skin on fingertips, eyelid puffiness, and itching from antibiotics with soothing lotions.
Quick quiz notes ask what material the Constitution is written on. It states parchment, not cloth. A second query asks which US cities had populations over one million in 1960. Answer lists New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia and Detroit in that order.
In 1955 President Johnson leveraged his experience to win Congress support for his programs. The Vietnam War loomed as a distraction and hurt his momentum. By 1956 the year’s political climate shifted with election worries and less congressional output. Johnson grew more distant from Congress as Hawks pressed for war funding and policy, while only two major Senate actions were completed.
Bridge anecdotes reveal missteps and signals as West confronts a problem build up. East doubts, West analyzes carding signals, and the heart and spade interplay tests defense. South finesses, dummy’s queen aids, and West’s misread signals lead to the contract making.
In a given bridge auction West North East South sequence with 19 Pass 3 Pass 3NT Pass and partner showing a strong clubs hand you should bid six clubs to obstruct. Today’s question asks what to do when partner raises to three hearts after your initial action. Answer tomorrow.
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