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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1966

Page

4

Tomorrow Will Come In Red China Case Editorial

Editorial argues that China reverts to inward violence under Mao and the Cultural Revolution and predicts a future backlash as the cycle of dynasties ends. It notes Red Guards target appearances and foreign influences and warns today’s upheavals may spark tomorrow’s collapse of communism.

Red China Red Guard Mao Tse-tung Confucius Mac-Marx Mao Lin Piao

Singleton Appointment Enjoys Wide Approval

Nowhere in Texas was there more approval of the appointment of J. R. Bob Singleton as executive director of the Parks and Wildlife Department than in Baytown. A marine biologist by training, Singleton has long resided in Southeast Texas and led Region IV prior to promotion. Deputy director is Robert G. Mauermann. The Baytown Sun notes his good relations with readers and hopes for an efficient, objective agency amid political pressures.

Texas J. R Bob) Singleton Parks and Wildlife Department Baytown Bob Singleton Orange Texas A&m Singleton Region IV la Porte Lakewood Robert G. Mauermann John Connally Parks Department Game, Fish and Oyster Commission Baytown Sun Friends of the

Readers reflect on Baytown high schools and stadiums

Joanna Petrash of Robert E. Lee High School writes to The Sun lamenting changes as Baytown grows. She contrasts REL history with the new Sterling stadium and the fading sign Home of the Fighting Ganders, asking how traditions endure amid expansion.

Ders AEL REL Robert E. Lee Sterling Memorial Stadium Fighting Ganders Baytown Joanna Petrash Robert E. Lee High School

Barbs Expose Household Tensions in Classic Quip

The wife of a man who claims she does not understand him tends to disprove him with a sharp quip. A man who hassles waiters and clerks is often the henpecked type at home, a familiar jab in witty social commentary.

Symbol chasers read for pleasure not hidden meanings

Henry McLemore reflects on shifting from symbol chasing to enjoying books. He recalls his wife Mary, a devoted symbol seeker, who analyzes every word and object for deeper meaning, while he now treats incidental symbols as mere details and focuses on storytelling.

Henry McLemore New York Mary Mickey Spillane

Reaganism May Split California Republicans Over Governor Bid

Los Angeles dispatch describes conservatives grooming a Hollywood actor for President, with Reagan as California governor candidate. The piece argues Reaganism splits the party nationwide, cites reactions of Goodwin Knight, Tom Kuchel, and others, and notes strategists blur his right wing stance while projecting him for higher office.

Drew Pearson Los Angeles California Hollywood United States Ronald Reagan Edward Brooke Middle West George Romney Michigan Ilinois Charles Percy Reagan Goodwin Knight Goodie Henry Salvatore Knight Reagan Finance Committee Sen Tom Kuchel Senate Kuchel Earl Warren Rachel Union

Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits

The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors and publishers including Beulah Mae Jackson and Fred Hartman with staff roles such as General Manager Managing Editor and Office Manager. It notes publication details, postal info, and subscription rates, plus Associated Press credit and copyright boilerplate.

Fred Hartman James H. Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Gener McDs Greta

Try Your Word Power NEA Feature

Puzzle clues mix Roman names and classical terms across and down. Words intersect to reveal a themed vocabulary challenge with references to ancient figures, rivers, and poetic names.

Refugee Organization

Win at Bridge by Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby

Cheap Gift Trick Wins By Oswald and James Jacoby. South defends a slam in a complex club endgame using careful ruffing of hearts and precise club play to force the win. West’s misread of the final club sequence seals the contract.

Bridge bidding puzzle from Sensehe Q card challenge

In a four player match West North East South the bidding has been complex with double by East after South shows a diamond opening. South holds A6 4 F4 and hearts 1076 S. What is the correct bid now and what profit might be possible? Tomorrow’s answer will explain.

Loday East South

Eclipse-predicting Thales Highlighted in Quiz

A quick quiz notes that Thales, the Greek philosopher and scientist, predicted the May 28 585 B C solar eclipse. It also explains the federal Bald Eagle Act which forbids killing or possessing bald eagles or any part such as feathers.

Thales

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