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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1967
Page
3
An editorial presents Eric Hoffer’s view that cave painters were skilled hunters and artisans, not doomed to a grim fate. It argues artists shaped civilization, praising leisure as a path to creativity, and suggests automation could aid humanity by returning us to a playground of discovery.
Raviheen, a leading maker of depth sounders and radars, will replace cycle based naming with hertz and kilohertz megahertz and gigahertz preserving values. The shift honors Heinrich Hertz for his discovery of electromagnetic waves shaping radio television and radar terminology.
A scrambled NEA word power feature lists numerous clues and partial phrases across both across and down entries. The page mixes word definitions, partial answers, and stray letters, inviting solver trials for terms, names, and phrases linked to geography, history, science, and language.
The Baytown Sun listed editorial personnel led by Fred Hartman and Bill Hartman with Jo an Wadley Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and B Pritchett as editors and managers. It notes Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Bob Rothe and Dwight Moody among newsroom staff. The paper is published afternoons five days a week plus Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier rates and AP membership.
Tulsa Okla. Tribune discusses how Wisconsin uses contributory negligence to reduce or bar damages if a driver failed to wear a seat belt in an injury case. Insurers may seek similar rulings in other states including Oklahoma as fear of seat belt warnings persists.
Fren cine Ostraff learned she was to marry after seeing a personals ad placed by Ross Lipsker. The 22 year old woman said yes after meeting him, with plans for a November wedding in Philadelphia.
The column criticizes meat markets for not stocking hot dogs found only at amusement parks and mocks quick judgments. It muses that high level executives can be dull at office gatherings, offering a witty take on social observation and professional behavior.
A Bible verse from Hebrews emphasizes that without faith it is impossible to please God. It states that those who come to God must believe he exists and that he rewards those who diligently seek him.
Vice President Humphrey, once a foe of large firms, now touts a partnership with business to bolster government efficiency and race relations. He cites gunner moments with Aerojet and General Dynamics as proof of cooperation improving employment in Navajo country and Watts. He praises Johnson for fostering business government harmony and cites leaders like Rockefeller, Fendi, Roche as supportive. The Appalachia bill advances in Senate with road construction funding, while corrections note a payroll error in a prior report.
Readers submit nail care questions about strength peeling and toe fungus. Dr Brondstadt cautions against harsh nail hardeners and explains causes for white spots and cuticle infections. He advises gloves and possible antifungal or antibiotic treatment and weighs electrostatic air filters with charcoal to reduce ozone exposure.
Did You Know reveals Mauna Loa's eastern slope hosts the largest crater of an active volcano. It notes pioneers crossing plains changed horses every 15 miles and rode about 10 miles daily.
Washington AP preten dent Johnson has been renounced in and or of Congress for using the Gulf of Tonkin restraint to justify Americas deepening involvement in the war in Vietnam. History supports presidents acting without formal declares. The Gulf of Tonkin resolution of Aug 7 1964 granted Johnson authority as commander in chief to repel attacks and prevent further aggression.
Bridge column outlines a line of play where South defeats a hand by discarding clubs and timing two rounds of trumps. West holds the king of clubs, making a read on defender layout crucial. The article explains a sure line of play using dummy for the club sequence and South’s trumps to minimize loss.
In a one table duplicate style, West leads and East holds four spades. With North absent, South opens Pass then 2 and 3 by partner. Your decision is to bid two hearts as a forcing bid, followed by partner’s reply to three clubs. Determine the best contract and line.
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