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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1967
Page
4
Editorial reflects on how words like freedom of religion and expression are misused under regimes that imprisonoppressed majorities. It argues genuine rights require more than rhetoric and warns bridging to liberty will be arduous and prolonged.
The piece contrasts Aeroflot training its first all female flight crew with a Cleveland promoter's bid to form an all female pro football team. It notes female pilots holding Hero of Socialist Labor titles and cites local female applicants ready to play, while warning the concept of women in pro football may be too far.
Mosaic of crossword like clues includes names, places, and terms from multiple categories. Answers span languages cultures and regions with references to Indonesien Mindanzo Scandinavia West Saxons Shoshonean island New Guinea and Malayan terms. The puzzle lists numerous word associations across themes including pronouns verbs adjectives and nouns.
The Baytown Sun publishes from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with daily edition details and staff roles including Publisher To The Publisher s Office Manages Editorial Department Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Bob Rothe Mendy News Editor Advertising Department Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin National Manager and policy notes on republication rights and post office entry.
John Keasler recalls a Saturday family outing to Pirate’s World amusement park. A chaotic morning fuels a reluctant roller coaster ride as his children plead for more rides while he frets over gears and safety. The piece captures the pull between parental duty and teen amusement.
Column observes how youngsters seem more active after becoming grandparents than during parenting and jokes about housewives’ free time being spent on unpaid work. The piece uses a sarcastic tone to remark on family roles and labor.
The piece notes long hair in England is linked to a sense of superiority among youths. It weighs a defensive media stance on the Vietnam war against critics who say coverage is unmanageable, urging readers to judge the war's reporting themselves.
Ex-congressman turned mayor Sam Yorty hosts another testimonial dinner while avoiding Doddist scrutiny. Dinners netted about 690000 over his career, with 159000 tax free from a 51 cent plate event. The piece notes campaign and non campaign dinners, donor motives, and questions about use of funds.
Dr Lawrence explains common annoyances at social events about dentists and lawyers. He notes fillings failing due to prior work and advocates changing dentists when work fails. He cites questions at gatherings and a gold inlay anecdote to illustrate misperceptions and social oversharing.
A brief Bible verse excerpt notes that redemption comes not by goats and calves but by Christ’s own blood entering the holy place. Hebrews 9 13 Sunday.
A quiz answer states it is improper to place any object on the U S flag. It notes the longest major league game lasted 26 innings between Brooklyn and Boston on May 1 1920, ending after 3 hours 50 minutes due to darkness. It explains in Britain a bank holiday means a legal holiday like in the United States.
AP dispatch argues Vietnam war drag on Congress and Johnson hamper 1968 goals. It notes hawks and doves pressure Johnson while McNamara says limited bombing cannot end the war. The piece cites potential nuclear risk, global reaction, and the need for ground action to break stalemate.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge contest where South, defending a four club contract, overcomes a hostile setup. He wins the heart lead, cashes clubs to neutralize trumps, and executes a diamond sequence to reach a decisive squeeze. East signals five spades and the diamond jack, allowing South to force West down to limited cards. South then runs trumps, ending with a precise finish after East hesitates on the diamond lead.
In this bridge scenario, after your opening one diamond and partner's rebid to one heart, you should consider showing both suits. Do not jump to 2 suits without trump distribution. The question asks for the best response. answer provided is unclear.
Excerpts from figures like Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Vice President Humphrey urging leadership for peace and security. NAACP official Phillip Savage criticizes the summer of unemployment and poor living conditions. Dr. R Paul Ramsey stresses abortion morality over legalization. Humphrey warns Democrats to back Johnson in 1968.
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