Who Are the Forgotten Americans in the 1968 Campaign
Editorial explores the elusive “forgotten Americans” voters who feel prosperous yet anxious about change. It contrasts Nixon Humphrey and Wallace appeals and notes middle class unionists and small business leaders, GI history, tax fears, and fears of court integration shifts. It questions whether any candidate can offer a clear solution and presents a sense the nation seeks a savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
They Think You Are Fickle By PAUL HARVEY
Baytown Sun column discusses voter memory and how promises influence voting. It notes Johnson's civil rights record versus popularity, Kennedy's surge after promises, and how promises affect tax and spending and Vietnam policy amid 1960s political shifts.
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Cian
Iafety
Hartman Names Baytown Sun Editorial Team
The Baytown Sun lists key staff including Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Beulah Mae Jackson Assistant To The Publisher Paul Putman Ann BR. Pritchett Office Manager Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton Managing Editor 2 Advertising Department Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager National Manager.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Sisscseey
Ann BR. Pritchett
The Old Order Is Changing in Newspapers
The essay foresees the decline of back shop trades in newspapers as machines and computers replace ink stained craftsmen. It recalls the era of linotypes and paste pots and imagines a future where a few people and a computer publish the news. A vivid Christmas Eve scene ends with a dripping turkey chased by ink smeared editors.
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AL Melinger
Irving S. Cobb
Damon Runyon
Richard Halliburton
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on political orations
The column mocks political orations likening them to a “hee haw” of a domesticated animal. It notes a newspaper habit of repeating stories and comments that an open mouth often accompanies a closed mind. A tongue-in-cheek line compares the onion’s strength to other traits.
Grand Slam Bid by Helen Sobel Smith in Bridge Tips
Oswald Jacoby and Helen Sobel Smith discuss a 1958 style bridge play where Jacoby opens with a spade alert, Helen rebids three diamonds and four clubs, then bids five no trump to force a grand slam. Helen, using Culbertson insights, wins the grand slam by managing hearts and spades, drawing trump, and showcasing top play from a famed woman player.
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Oswald Jacoby
Helen Sobel Smith
Jacoby
Helen
Goren
Culbertson
Slara
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Johnson and Kremlin assure hands off on Czechoslovakia
An analysis notes President Johnson reportedly assured the Kremlin the United States would not interfere or provide military or political support if the Soviet Union moved against Czechoslovakia. The piece argues this stance may have encouraged the invasion and discusses Pentagon reactions and changes in ethical donor practices led by Senator Muskie. It also reports Franco reactivating a law allowing death penalties for political activity and the Basque priest arrests.
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Washington
Johnson
Kremlin
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Dubcek
Kreralin
Czech
White House
Pentagon
Maine
Ed Muskie
Bert Bernhard
Muskie
Stern
Bernhard
Afl-Cio
Maryland
Humphrey
Spain
Franco
Basque
Nail care and toe nail woes do-it-yourself tips
Questions address hangnail care avoid pulling skin use cut nails gently and keep hands clean. Toe nails thick from ill fitting shoes or eczema treated by soaking or filing. seek cause and treat eczema. Fungus, infections, chemicals or diabetes may underlie finger nail and toe nail changes. consult skin specialist. Continuous exposure to detergents or nail polish remover splits nails. avoid irritation, consider polish without remover and cautious use of hardeners. Arsine or mercury in remedies can discolor nails. fungal infections may darken nails. a dead nail turns yellow brown and bleeding under the nail causes blackening.
Bible Verse Come Now Let Us Reason Together
A quoted verse from Isaiah 1 18 invites reflection on sin and forgiveness presenting a contrast of scarlet sins becoming white as snow and red like crimson turning to wool through divine mercy. The wording reflects classic King James style and emphasizes restoration through God’s judgment and grace.
Bridge puzzle asks opener response after one heart bid
In a bridge scenario, the opening bidder shows many hearts with a one heart bid. Partner replies one spade. Decide the best continuation to show strength and balance.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Scrambler
A themed word puzzle item listing numerous clues and answers across multiple categories. The jumble includes animals places foods and linguistic notes with several cross references and embedded hints.
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Uncle Sam
Astate
Vietnam
Huey Long
Ed Curley
Ed Kelly
Berry's
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Ian Smith
Che Baytown Sun
Eettortal
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Advertising Department
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Phil Pastoret
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North Bariggs Watiot
LBJ
Russia
Mii
Democratic Senatorial
Roctof
Addi
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Mireer
Agross
New Guinea
Arabian Gulf
Michigan
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Ocean
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