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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1968

Page

4

Campus Revolution Critics Stanford Move as Youth Voice Rises

Editorials argue Stanford trustees erred by appointing Rice University president Kenneth S. Pitzer without student input or access to files. The piece notes student leaders lack information yet criticize the process as part of a broader campus revolution. It cites a Tennessee study showing go go music harming hearing, suggesting future parents may rely on hearing aids.

Stanford University Denis Hayes Kenneth S. Pitzer Rice University Stanford Hayes Pitzer University of Tennessee David M. Lipscomb University Knoxville Lipscomb

Guaranteed Income Sparks Debate In Campaign

AP writer John Cunniff outlines arguments for and against a guaranteed annual income. Proponents cite dignity, welfare reform, and better resource use, while opponents warn of incentives loss and inflation and fear misuse of funds. The piece surveys tax linked approaches and the moral stakes amid Vietnam War era poverty.

John Cunniff New York Vietnam

Editorial staff lineup at Che Baytoma Sun Pea

The pamphlet lists roles within the Che Baytoma Sun Pea publication including general manager business manager editor and publisher assistants. Names mentioned include Joan Wadler Berlah Mee Jackson Paul Putman Anna B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Joynellz Boynton Dwight Moody Corrie Loughlin and others in editorial and advertising departments.

Pea Ang AHN

On This Date in History and Highlights

This history note lists events for September 13 including the first national election authorization in 178, the British victory at Quebec in the French and Indian War, New York becoming the capital, Key writing the Star Spangled Banner after Fort McHenry bombardment, Pershing’s birth, Nixon addressing Kennedy’s faith, Eisenhower’s 1959 letter, and Cold War notes from 1959 to 1963 plus Rockefeller in 1963.

Associated Press Congress Plains of Abraham Quebec New York Francis Scott Keyas Fort McHenry Baltimore John J. Pershing Chiang Kai-shek China Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower U.S Formosa Russia Nelson Rockefeller

Liberals Try To Hit Johnson At Chicago Convention

The Inside Pitch reports Eastern liberals planned to nominate Lyndon B. Johnson to launch scathing attacks on his Vietnam policy. Texas delegates threatened to yield to place his name, preventing hostile speeches. The piece notes pay television at Chicago and cites Dallas editor Jerry Hall.

Johnson Chicago Texas Jerry Hall Newspapers, Inc Capitol Robert F. Kennedy Associates LBJ Hall Alabama Alaska

Washington Link Between Gallagher and Underworld Contacts Stir Controversy

A Washington-Merry-Go-Round column notes multiple Congressmen linked to underworld figures, including Carmelius Gallagher and John Kluczynski. It cites FBI files on Kluczynski, Rep Kirwan, and ex-Senator Goldwater, detailing alleged meetings with gangland figures and past actions affecting racketeers. The piece references Ackerman's accusations about mediation and a 1965 bid to influence a judge, plus notes on Goldwater’s ties to Bioff and Greenbaum and the Life magazine expose context.

Jack Amerson Washington Carmelius Gallagher Joe Zicarelli Bayonne Justice “Department John Blucerynski D-Ill Michael Kirwan D-Ohis Capitol Hill Barry Goldwater R-Aziz FBI Kluczynski Chicago Fred Ackeran Ackerman Heods Lewis Derrigi Anthony “Puleo’ DeRosa James Parsons Underworld Kinczynski Kiuczynski Freddie Ackerman

Greatest TV audience 350 million for Churchill funeral

The column cites an estimated 350 million viewers for Sir Winston Churchill’s funeral in London on January 30 1965. It notes FBI reports on the Gallagher Zicarelli gangland ties, payphone taps in Manhattan, and Harold Konigsberg’s testimony about a body removal from Gallagher’s basement. It highlights local corruption patterns across several U.S. locales.

Winston Churchill London Gallagher Clark Justice Department Zicarelli Federal Zicarel Manhattan Park Royal Hotel New York FBI Gallagher - Zicarelli Association Harold “Kaye Konigsberg Lamer O'Brien Cosa Nostra New Jersey Life Magazine Lake County, Inc Columbus Ohio Hot Springs Ark Hudson County N.J Brookion

Eat Less Exercise More To Get Rid Of Obesity

A Q and A column discusses weight loss, fat distribution, and fat reduction methods. It explains excess fat stems from calories in exceeding calories burned, notes heredity and gland imbalances in rare cases, and discourages using vibrators or pills without medical supervision. It covers thyroid use, drastic surgeries, and the need for motivation, diet, and exercise.

Unusual no trump fuels Minneapolis bridge victory

Wests unusual no trump sparked a bold counter by Ron De Harp porte and Newt Dockman of Minneapolis. Ron’s cue bid showed heart support and later five diamonds plus Newt’s six club grand slam invitation. The defense scattered spades and diamonds, and Newt finally claimed a successful slam despite West opening diamonds.

West Montreal Minneapolis South Ron De'Harpporte Newt Dockman Ron Newt Motrump Dummy East

Bridge bidding puzzle asks four hearts after four spades bid

In the given auction West North East South open with one club pass two hearts pass two spades? The responder holds A2 in hearts and KQ at spades. With strong heart support but not strength for slam, bid four hearts. If partner bids four spades, decide next move. Tomorrow’s answer.

West North Ala Wriss

Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Featura Enrich Your Vocabulary

Puzzle across clues mix with archaic spellings and apparent OCR errors. Readable entries include snow mountains, opiate, Egyptian goddess, Celtic sea, Hebrew measure, compass terms, and various biblical, mythic, and linguistic hints. Many entries are garbled. use context to infer correct答案.

Goa Jacob

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