The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 227, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 27, 1971 Page: 18 of 26
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FOR SEN. STROM THURMOND,
South Carolina
Would you
on speculation that you
might support Gov.
Ropald Reagan
President in \
Starrs, Waco, Texas
I understand: President Nixon plans
i run for re-election and that, i
Reagan will not oppose him. If, for
reason, President Nixon does not
: for re-election, I should be
pport either Gov. Reagan
pleased to
dr Vice
VOR MILTON CANIFF,
cartoonist and creator of
“Steve Canyon" — i
I read that your credo
is “Brass for the guy
tsho pays for
per.” Could you elab-
e?—R. M. Wallace, SaU Lake
Utah
I have always admonished myself to
rite for the man on the bus or the wom-
an]
after her husband and childi
been sent off for the day. At
i we are alone together,
uninterrupted displi
■tares. The playwright can hai
of chain-reaction
ning from mutual appreciate
ople crowded together. I
ave my reader alone for thej few min
each day during which We have
ren have
mo-
I bring
of my-;
the ad-
\ stem-
many
happy to
>R SHEILA OSTRANDER,
i Behind i
r of “Psychic Discoveries l
i Curtain”
read years Jago that the
onsidered extrasensory p
as “old wive» tales of the
Democracies.” What cam.
to start such an ambitious
as you described in your
Michael Moore, Bloomingh
• In 1959 French
that the United States Navy ]
ed the atomic submarine
through extrasensory perce]
the story was never proven to
caused Dr. Leonid Vasilev
hiearchy, “The
r underlying ESP will
lefit to the discovery of atomic energy.”
This led to the ambitious
•rception
ident
them
Ind.
reported
contact-
autilus”
Though
true, it
ell the
of the
equiva-
DONALD K. SLAY TO A
Director of Flight
Operations N u
Could you
out the ci
quirements for women
astronauts, if any?
there any plans to have
tojomen astronauts?—M. Nerak,
North Chelmsford, Mass.
• There are no plans at present to seek
additional astronauts—male or female.
Requirements would be established at the
.time a decision was made to. select new
astronauts. The United States has no
| Women astronauts in training. In past
[Selections, except for two groups of sci-
entist-astronauts, basic requirements in-
cluded 100 hours of high-performance
jet pilot time or graduation from a rec-
ognized test-pilot school. Scientist-astro-
nauts were not required to be pilots at
the time of their selection, but they were
required to complete the regular 53-week
Air Force pilot-training school after se-
lection. They were required to have a
doctorate in medicine or one of the physi-
cal or biological sciences, and their
initial screening was conducted by the
National Academy of Sciences. Require-
ments have never specified a certain sex.
for Lawrence welk
After all the many
\ years of good music
j you’ve provided, why
[ are you being cancelled.
TV? Is there any-
thing we, the general
public, can do to keep you on?—
Mrs. Ira Hyatt, Ashdown, Ark.
• Our show is not going off. We will be
syndicated by Pedderson Productions
and will be formatted identically to the
series you saw in other years.
FOR MAURICE H. STANS,
Secretary of Coi
If the voting age is
lowered, how much
will teen-agers be able
to affect our Govern-
ment?—Mrs. Irene
Rohr, Devils Lake, N. D.
• Allowing 18-year-olds to vote in all
states will add an estimated. 11,159,000
potential voters ini 1972, only eight per-
cent of the national total. In 1970, young
people voted at age 18 in Georgia and
Kentucky, 19 in Alaska and 20 in Ha-
waii. It is hard tot' predict for 1972; but
>R JOHN B. CONN ALLY,
Secretary of the Treasury
Why were the Silver
Certificates taken out
of circulation? Are
they of any specific
value if they haven’t
been turned in?—Mrs. Frieda Cope-
land, Jefferson City, Miss.
• The Treasury stopped issuing Silver
Certificates in 1964 because of the de-
clining supply of silver bullion, which
was used as a backing for the notes.
The Act of June 24, 1967, provided that
Silver Certificates would not be redeem-
able in silver after June 24, 1968, but
would continue to function as legal ten-
der at. their face value. As Silver Certifi-<
cates are received in Treasury, they are
destroyed. Whether the public attributes
extra values to special issues of currency
is a matter into which the Treasury does
not inquire.
nind, they Set up the starting times
that the las! group should finish at
. ^ about the tame the telecast is wind-
ing up. The leaders after the' third round
play last in thej fourth round, since they
; the potential winners. J
Want to ask a famous person a question? you can Enough this i
ably-on a postcard, to Ask Them Yourself, Fajjiily Weakly,
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published can ba answered. Five dollars will bs'pal|f
nn. sand your question,
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LEONARD S. DAVIDOW, Chairman MORTo| FRANK, Pr,
W. PAGE THOMPSON, V.P. and Advertising Dir.
Advertising Mgr.: Donald M. Hufford; Marketing .
Director; Sid Layefsky; New York Sales Mgr.: Gerald
>naf Sales Mgr.: Robert J. Christian;
June 27, 1971
l and Publisher
PERSKY, Editor-In-Chief
Managing Editor
IN E. DAVIDSON, Art Director
oc/ate Edit< „
on Lou nsberr^y; Terry Schaertel;
r J. Oppenheimer, West Coast
Staff: Holen Hamilton, Marianne Vlazny
t Carole Vllar
Editorial A Advertising
vertlsing Headquarters
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by unrig tbs ,
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OF POKER”
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By maintaining the above
system of games, he will
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THESE AND MANY OTHER
IALS ARE IN WRITING AND
NOTE: This book is n* ent]
How’s the iceberg-towing business? Not so
hot now—but just wait: people who know
say the pu»e fresh-water shortage may be
solved by lagging icebergs from the South
Pole into northerly settings. According to
the National Geographic Society, Antarc-
tica holds 80 per cent of the earth’s entire
fresh-water supply in its frozen grip.
consensus from the clothing industry is that
women will henceforth be free to wear what
they like best. No single style can dominate
as in the past. (And that even includes knee-
lengths.) j
cWhat
in the
‘World!
c“You can earn $50,000 a
year by playing poker . . j
yes, even more if you want
' to. Any man dr woman cat*
get rich by applying the
Advanced Concepts of Poker.
This book is for the penny-
ante novice as well da the
professional poker player;
it is for anyone who will
ever pick up a poker hand.
Once familiar [with the Ad-
vanced Concepts of Poker;
your only limitation in win-
ning money id the extent
you clioose to; apply (these
concepts.
What is your goal in ppker?
Do you want to get rich, be
the biggest winner in the
game, gain confidence!! pun-
ish another player, of just
have more fun-? Define what
you want, then increasingly
apply the Advanced Con-
ceits Of Poker until you
reach your goal. How far
should you go? . . .(That
depends on you and your i
goals.”
“We gotta be quiet so my dad can
worry about the money my mom is
out spending.”
Do you know how to abbreviate your state?
Before you insist “of course,” ask the Post
Office for its answer. When the Post Office
introduced ZIP Code (1963), it authorized
two-letter abbreviations instead of the tra-
ditional ones. For instance the "A” states
of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas
are, officially, AL, AK, AZ, and AR. Some
others: California—CA; Texas—TX; Flor-
ida—FL; Ohio—OH; Tennessee—TN.
BIRTHDAYS: Richard Rodgers is 69 Mon-
day. Lena Home is 54, and Susan Hayward
52 on Wednesday. Leslie Caron is 40, and
Olivia de Havilland is 55 on Thursday.
Friday, Thurgood Marshall is 63, Dan
Rowan is 49 and Luci Johnson Nugent is 24,
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represent investment clothing,” says one
designer, "good for five years.” The happy
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE:
Lena Home and Dan Rowan
It’s official: the year of fashion confusion is
over. The length of dress to buy is now and
will continue to be knee-length. That defini-
tive word comes—not from the fashion
press, but from the business-oriented Wall
Street Journal. Knee-length hems are sell-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 227, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 27, 1971, newspaper, June 27, 1971; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1066281/m1/18/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.