New York City Faces School Struggles and Racial Tensions
Editorial notes a power struggle over decentralization in New York schools driven by rising racial undercurrents. It cites conflicts among the citywide teachers union, the central board, and a local Negro district board, with calls for local control as a battleground amid threats of white and Black power dynamics. The piece references a Brooklyn Ocean Hill Brownsville action, UFYT objections, and warns the conflict could echo in other cities, even hinting at a Black police force debate in Cleveland.
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Brownsville
Brooklyn
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Arthur Z. Zebbs
America
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Paris
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Onaz
Warsaw
Cracow
Columbia
New York City
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Chicago
Harvard Law School
Wall Street
Peace Corps of Vista
Washington
George Crile
Joseph Alsop
Cleveland Police
Big City
Poll Shows Nixon Favorers Likely Democratic State Votes
The Inside Pitch Led us that a private poll finds 52 percent of Nixon backers plan to vote Democratic on state offices while 72 percent of Wallace supporters will vote Democratic on all races except the presidential. It also indicates heavy Democratic support among Black and Latin voters in state races.
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Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Wallace
House
Ben Barnes
Humphrey
Eggers Campaign Managers Optimistic Over Governor Bid
Campaign managers for GOP governor candidate Paul Eggers claim a private poll shows Lt. Gov. Preston Smith has fallen in popularity since nomination due to changes on economy and taxes. They say Eggers is encouraged by chances against Smith.
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Paul Eggers
GOP
Preston Smith
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Doctors Mailbag Mildest Treatment Best Against Psoriasis
In this first of two columns readers are advised to use mild external treatments for psoriasis and avoid heroic methods. Topical corticosteroids like betamethasone valerate and tar preparations are discussed along with scalp treatments, sun exposure, gentle care, weight control, and the absence of a diet cure. Excess alcohol can worsen the condition.
Missoula Mansion Inspires Public Spirit and Ambition
Paul Harvey recalls the Greenough mansion in Missoula once owned by Art Mosby. The 22-room home, with six baths and stained glass, survived demolition by being moved in pieces across the Clark Fork River. Mosby restored it as a museum and now offers tours to inspire schoolchildren and young marrieds to strive for success.
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Baytown Sun
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Mont
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Missoula Mercantile
Greenough
Tamarack Wood
Horatio Alger
Art Mosby
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Spokane
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Clark Fork River
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Madison Street Bridge
Retirement timing questioned for Bay Town schools chief
Letter to The Sun questions Bay Town School Superintendent Gentry announcing retirement at end of 1970 71 when he would turn 65. Writer notes Gentry born Aug 24 1940? and cites pattern of contracts starting July 1 and retirement after completing the contract year.
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Gentry
Baytown
John S. Maxie
Battlebell Highlands
Washington Merry Go Round French People Again Friendly To Americans
Paris residents cheer American visitors as De Gaulle’s stance prompts changes. US presence returns to Paris hotels and flights. Eunice Kennedy Shriver attends, with five Shrivers in town. Paraphrases the era’s student unrest and global youth energy alongside shifts in NATO and Warsaw Pact dynamics.
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Drew Pearson
Europe
Paris
France
de Gaulle
United States
Life Magazine
David Schoenbrun
Maxim's
George V
Plaza Athenee
Air France
Atlantic
Prague
NATO
U.S
Brussels
Czechoslovakia
Jimmy Byres
Molotov
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
London
Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Mrs. Shriver
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun publishes weekdays and Sundays from 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail to P O Box 90, Baytown 77620. Editorial and advertising departments list editors managers and staff positions including Preston Pendergrass and Dwight Moody.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Controversial Culbertson-Style Double In Bridge Hand
In a nationwide charity game, seven views of a hand showed varied results with East making five diamonds after ruffing a second diamond. West doubled South’s heart opening, recalling Culbertson 1932 ideas, but the column argues against such doubles as risky and often leading to trouble.
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North
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assr
Bridge bidding puzzle slips into hearts overcall
In a four heart overcall scenario West North East South open with pass responses. South shows AAQSTE WAKI5SI3 and a two spade response leads to a potential overbid to five hearts. The text asks what you, South, should do and whether to risk a slight overbid.
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West North East
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
A NEA vocabulary feature presents clues and answers for a cross style puzzle. Across clues include Eldest son Adam and Coolidge nickname while downs cover topics from trust prefixes to legal points and natural features. The puzzle lists places, animals and objects along with common terms, inviting solvers to fill the grid.
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Sono
Adam
Eve
Coolidge
Nevada City
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