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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1966

Page

4

Editorials And Features There Is Discord Over Lowering School Age

The National Education Association and President Johnson favor lowering the school starting age from six to four. Dr. Albert Schrutt cautions against too much early schooling, urging play for emotional and creative development. Head Start aims to offset poverty, preserving childhood against parental pressure to accelerate academics.

National Education Association Johnson Albert Schrut University of Southern California Schrutt

Air Force Dials Up Veteran C-47 In Vietnam Service

The Air Force reports that C-47 transport No 45 1121 now serves in Vietnam in its third war. Built in 1941 for World War II, the twin engine aircraft rolled off the assembly line in 1941 and later earned service through Korea as an AC47 Dragon ship with the 4th Air Command Squadron in South Vietnam.

Air Force Viet Nam Korea 4Th Air Commando Squadron South Viet Nam

It Fly The A In Old 45 1121 Designation Attacks

The A in the old 45-1121 designation stands for attack and the Dragon ship label refers to its tongue of fire from three rapid firing Gatling-type guns. Notably 1941 is also the birth year of three of the seven crew members aboard 45-1191.

Picture Taking Is Just Rest Period For Lyndon

AP News analysis notes President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey top the ticket. both face slide in public opinion, with Humphrey’s loyalty and Johnson’s backing shaping 1968 prospects. Kennedy's brother Robert poses as potential rival, while polls tilt toward Kennedy over Johnson and Humphrey. Only three vice presidents have won the presidency on their own.

James Marlow Washington Calvin Coolidge Johnson Hubert S. Humphrey Humphrey Dent John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy

Doctor's Mailbag on brittle diabetes and insulin tips

In this Dr Brandstadt column readers learn that brittle diabetes causes sharp, unpredictable blood sugar swings and may lead to coma or insulin reaction. It notes that fluctuations can occur even with good care and stresses constant, careful control of treatment. It also covers insulin storage, alcohol impact, aspirin odor, and cautions about vision complications like retinitis.

Barbs by Walter C. Parkes

A light column notes smiles are more contagious than scowls and jokingly critiques rule breaking. It ponders gender cues and remarks that this is the season when parents grow to value teachers and the role they play.

Oldsters Are In Majority in Miami Beach

New York humorist Henry McLemore reports Miami Beach now has the nation’s oldest population with half its residents over 60 and forty percent over 65. He notes the city’s economy and image suffer as seniors spend less on fashion and nightlife, while locals joke about faking youth to remain. Jackie Gleason is called the city’s No 1 asset despite being over 50.

Henry McLemore New York Miami Beach Elliott Roosevelt Miami United States Afigmi Beach Roosevelt Miaroi Beach Thomasina Mitami Beach Jackie Gleason

Erhard honored at White House dinner with old foes as allies

Washington observers note the unusual White House dinner for German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, marking a cordial shift with former wartime adversaries. Guests included McCloy and Clay, bankers and industrial leaders, and notable Americans from politics, labor, and business, highlighting a new German American partnership amid Cold War tensions.

Drew Pearson Washington White House Wooldrow Wilson Franklin Roosevelt Johnson Ludwig Erhard Germany Erhard Bonn Chancellor Erhard Battle of the Bulge Hitler Ardennes Forest W6th John J. McCloy McCloy Eien Zinsser Konrad Adenauer Adenauer Chase Manhattan Bank Lucius Clay Army of Occupation West Germany Berlin Clay Continental Can Lehman Brothers General Motors Allied Chemical Standard Brands U.S Wal Street Republican Party

Father of the Blues and WWI offensive query

A quiz item asks who is known as the Father of the Blues citing William C. Handy as the American Negro composer who popularized the style. It also quotes John 7 37 and asks for the first US offensive operation in World War I noting May 28, 1918 when the 28th Infantry of the 1st Division attacked on the Western Front in France.

William C. Handy France

Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details

Baytown Sun staff and management names listed including editor publisher general manager and department heads. Addresses Baytown Texas headquarters and mail details noted with standard newspaper boilerplate on second class matter and Associated Press rights.

Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett ADVE Corrie Laughlin Baytown Texas Baytown Sun, Inc Memorial Drive Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc Associated Press

Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across I Wadd Turing

Word puzzle style clues challenge with across and down entries including terms like Turing, Nautical keel angle, and various general knowledge definitions. The page compiles a broad crossword style grid featuring numerous clues for a themed word power feature.

Win at Bridge North South Stretch Bids

North South stretch bids lead to 3NT contract after openers and responses. East West play proceeds with the given auction sequence, detailing card play and potential tricks, with emphasis on bidding strategy for declarer and defense.

Laydown No Trump Contract Explained In Bridge Play

South opens with 18 points and a minimum to jump to two no trump. North replies with seven points, supporting three no trump. The hand turns into a laydown game with careful spade and diamond play to avoid losing tricks and to reserve the ten of diamonds for a later lead. West’s defense and East’s cards shape the tricks. South must win the first spade in dummy and manage diamond leads to sustain the contract.

South North East West

Bridge question asks how to respond to partner raising to two spades

A bridge puzzle presents a bidding sequence where the partner opens or raises to two spades after a pass. The reader is asked what to do next and to answer tomorrow. The fragment references a bid in no trump and a two spades raise, with an instruction to assume partner knows the plan.

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Lyndon Wayne G. Brandstadt M.D Newspaper Enterprise Assn Dr. Brandstadt Walter C. Parkes Ersonys Oldsters Cinings America LBJ Arthur Stehling Fredericksburg Stehling Taylor Amarillo Sen Wayne Morse Dallas Arthur Goldberg Rhine U.N George Meany Joe Keenan Dean Acheson Merle Oberon Tasmania Bruno Pag-liai Italy Mexico Arlene Dahl Alexis Lichine Bordeaux Bill Guy North Dakota Wancy Kefauver Tennessee Jim Perkins Cornell Bobby Kennedy Meredith Wilson University of Minnesota Bob Uihlein Milwaukee Schlitz Beer August Busch Jr St. Louis Budweiser Beer Europe Quiick Quiz Jesus Berry’s Che Baytown Sim Oswald James Jacoby East Aos AKGES West &Q Hee Milbery
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