Taub And Davis Getting Set For County Charity Building
Editorials recall Ben Taub and board veterans guiding a long stalled county charity project. Past leaders like Kilgore and Boyle shaped a hospital aid effort, with funds scarce and progress slow. County officials and Judge Elliott hear updates as Taub’s influence remains central in moving the plan forward.
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Frank R. Boyle
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John Kilgore
Ben Taub
Taub
Coun Iy
Bill Elliott
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E. A.eling
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Fragmented query with scattered terms and numbers
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Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher with staff roles including Bill Hartman general manager and business manager, plus an array of editorial department names. The paper notes second class matter at Baytown Texas and publishing details for The Baytown Sun Inc at Memorial Drive, with subscription and mail rates and Associated Press membership.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Bee Pahiepale
Paul Pad Dee
Ann EB. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
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P.O
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How To Handle Fan Mail By John Beasler
An informal column offers tips on managing fan mail for a columnist. It notes that routine letters offering thanks or requests flood a desk, while longer, personal notes can be delayed or lost. The piece shares a pragmatic reply formula and reflects on the writer’s experience in handling mail with a focus on clarity and timing.
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John Beasler
New York
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Tely
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Arthur
Ryan
Bud
Iterview
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Menner
Gulf Stream shifts eastward this year across Atlantic
Did You Know reveals the Gulf Stream, a core current in the Atlantic circulation network, has moved noticeably to the east this year, altering regional marine dynamics and climate patterns.
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Gulf Stream
Atlantic
Britons Scolded by Hawks Over Vietnam Policy visit
Six British MPs opposing the Vietnam War visited Washington while American House leaders who support the war pushed a deal to buy 16 wooden British mine sweepers for 189 million dollars in exchange for the US offering aid and a later Senate concurrence. The episode sparked a clash over policy in both nations and highlighted tensions within the British Labor Party and the US Congress.
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R-Wis
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Mel Laini
Wisconsin
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Glen Sigiscomb
California
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Brooklyn
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N. J
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Baltimore
United States
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Trade Union Congress
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Well Child Dieting to Emaciation Harms Looks and Health
Wayne G Brandstadt MD discusses dangers of dieting in children and teens. A 12 year old granddaughter became emaciated from slimming, with emotional outbursts when eating. Emphasizes consulting a child psychologist to uncover causes and highlights risks of under or overweight and cognitive effects. Recommends La Leche League International for breastfeeding information.
Barbs: Raising taxes fairly and the family budget
Walter C. Parkes urges fair tax increases with a humorous note on enduring costs. He quips about women's permanent hair treatments versus temporary taxes, suggesting the public would benefit if taxes lasted as long as a permanent.
Verse from Romans 10 10 for salvation and belief
A Bible verse stressing that belief in the heart leads to righteousness and confession with the mouth brings salvation. The citation Romans 10 10 anchors the message in Christian theology.
Tax Increase Hangs On Spending Cuts in Congress
AP reports the Johnson administration may push a tax increase only if major spending cuts or tax code revisions are promised by Congress. Fifteen of 25 Ways and Means members oppose sending a tax measure to the floor under current conditions. Leaders demand substantial nonessential federal spending cuts before any tax rise, amid Vietnam costs and inflation concerns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
House
Weys and Means Committee
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Azx
Vietnam
Mis
Joel T. Broybil
R-Va
James B. Utt
R-Calif
Charles L Schultze
Schultze
Bers
U.S
Timely Quotes From Historical Public Figures
A collection of quoted remarks from notable figures including Bob Pettit criticizing comfort in pro sports and urging work ethic, Barry Goldwater criticizing Johnson’s leadership, Ancher Nelson commenting on butter stock economy, and chess champion Nicholas Rossolina reflecting on the torture of chess.
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Ancher Nelson
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Nicholas Rossolina
Bridge Hand Shows Experts At Their Very Worst
Oswald and James Jacoby dissect a six spade final slam bid after North’s bold sequence against West’s two clubs. Oswald credits North’s full hand value, criticizes South for cueing diamonds late, and notes West’s cautious two clubs. They discuss limit raises, Blackwood, and heart control shaping the outcome.
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Oswald
North
West
Hearts
Jim
South
Ely Culbertson
Blackwood
Bridge bidding puzzle from Seresehe Q card
The West North East South sequence shows Pass Pass in Pass 2 and a question about bidding. South holds a strong ARI WA T54465042 with 022. The suggested A bid is four hearts, a bold bid for a weak hand. Today the partner raises to four spades. the reader must decide the next bid, to be answered tomorrow.
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West North
Sequoia Name Tied to Sequoyah and Bobbies Origin
A brief Q and A explores how the sequoia tree got its name honoring Cherokee chief Sequoyah who created an alphabet and has a statue in Washington. It also notes London policemen called bobbies after Sir Robert Peel, founder of Scotland Yard, and asks about the long running Selective Service System and states observing June 14 Flag Day, highlighting Pennsylvania as the only state viewing it as a legal holiday.
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Capitol
Washington, D.C
London
Sir Robert Peel
Scotland Yard
Pennsylvania
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