Editorials-Features Grid Beef Sparks Reader Letter
Readers vent over the 1967 grid season with complaints about refereeing and a clash between teams. The letter targets the largest section of the league, cites a pivotal first half, and notes a dramatic late score as the focal point of the dispute.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including General Manager Fred Hartman and editor Preston Pendergrass and notes publication details. It states the paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc with office in Baytown Texas and a 1873 copyright post office registration. It mentions subscription rates and local and Associated Press affiliations.
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Fred Hartman
bin Harimen
Jon Radley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchetl
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Texes Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Brunette Honey Prices Prompt Diet Controversy
An odd medical note discusses brunette honey and its cost prompting debate over a prescribed diet. The text mentions a worker bee sting and the impact on health, with fragmented passages about alleges and remedies.
Tax ruling on charity deductibles explained in TRS bulletin
IRS guidance clarifies that payments to charity events are deductible only if they are gifts and not equal to admission charges. When the ticket price equals the normal admission, no deduction applies. A gift instead of a ticket can be deducted, and raffles or raffled draws are not deductible.
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Washington column notes Castro plots and U.S. rivals
Intelligence reports from Latin America describe Fidel Castro tied to a Cuban led drive, aided by China, to spark revolts across the region. Bolivia reports guerrilla incursions thwarted, while Venezuela tracks a terrorist unit named The Strategic Sabotage Command. Nicaragua conducts a northern sweep to wipe out guerrilla training camps.
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Venezuela
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Nicaragua
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America
Doctor announces new preventive drug amantadine hydro chloride
A syndicate of medical notes introduces amantadine hydro chloride as a preventive against Asian influenza, describing its synthetic nature, use after exposure, duration of treatment, and limited side effects while stressing it is not a cure or a substitute for vaccination. It adds cautions about overreliance and clarifies that vaccination remains the best protection against Asian flu.
Teddy bear name origin tied to Roosevelt incident
The toy bear earned the name Teddy after Theodore Roosevelt refused to shoot a small bear during a hunting trip. Cartoonist C K Berryman popularized the incident, and Teddy bears entered the market soon after.
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Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt
C.K. Berryman
Bridge Tale Of Ad Simon Tops Leventritt Field In Montreal
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a hands on the Summer National in Montreal where Ad Simon of St. Louis bid four hearts and secured the contract against strong defense. West led trumps, dummy's nine held tricks, and after careful card play including a diamond finesse and careful club ruffs, Simon navigated to ten tricks, clinching top score and the Leventritt pairs title.
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Bridge problem: partner bids four diamonds after four clubs
The text presents a bridge bidding problem from North East South West with passes and a question about the correct action after partner opens or supports. South holds a strong hand and the inquiry asks what to do when partner continues to four diamonds. The fragment ends asking for the best bid and promises the answer tomorrow.
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Johnson Spokesmen Say No Major Split Over Bombing
President Johnson and Secretary McNamara faced pressure to intensify air strikes on North Vietnam. The Joint Chiefs urged targeting Haiphong and Cam Pha ports, while Haiphong docks remained shielded. McNamara argued ports were limited leverage as North Vietnam could reroute supplies by land or truck. The White House claimed unity despite disagreements, and bombing of bridges at Haiphong began weeks later.
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United States
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South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs
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Cam Pha
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North Vietnam
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