Abortion Reform Debates Stir Controversy Across States
Editorial remarks on abortion reform's rise in domestic controversy. It cites Ohio lawmakers and Rep. George E. Mastics, who warned that legalized abortion could lead to mercy killing. The piece traces historical legal limits in England and the United States, notes shifts in religion and science, and predicts growing agitation as population pressures rise.
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Ohio
George E. Mastics
Cleveland
Leonardo da Vinci
Mastics
Beethoven
Toulouse - Lautee
England
United States
Connecticut
Peace Group Checks To Lawmakers Over Vietnam Vote
Washington AP reports 33 House members received 95 checks from Another Mother for Peace. The group used an Invest in Peace account funded by 684 members and some show figures. several recipients returned the checks, saying votes for peace reflect conscience, not money.
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Washington
House
Beverly Hills
Calif
AMP
Congress
Robert H. Michel
Quick Quiz Answers From a Historic News Page
The quiz covers casualties in World War I and II, the fate of Hideki Tojo after Japan’s surrender, the record fee for a Beatles performance in 1965, and the naturalization rules for an American marriage.
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Russia
New York City
Motorist safety and escape tips from the doctor
A doctor warns drivers about highway hypnosis and fatigue while driving long distances. Practical steps include stopping for rest or napping, staying alert, and planning escapes if a vehicle enters water. The piece also covers safe exit methods and breathing guidance during submersion, plus a Q and A on preventing bedsores with regular turning and keeping skin clean and dry.
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists Hartman Wadley and Mae Jackson among editors with Preston Pendergrass and Johnella Boynton as managing editors. Advertising is led by Dwight Moody, Corrie Laughlin, and a national manager. The paper, issued afternoons Monday through Sunday from 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown, Texas, 77520, is a Baytown OK Inc publication with postal entries filed under second class. Subscription rates are $1.95 per month or $23.40 per year by carrier.
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Dwight Moody
Fetall
Corrie Laughlin
Ee Payee Ogee Ete
Baytown
Texas
Acta
Haste Equals Penalty by Sen Dirksen
Senator Dirksen argues haste in national policy causes waste and costly amendments. He cites Social Security, Whitney's factory system, and Nixon era programs, urging sound, durable planning over dramatic haste, balancing agricultural and consumer needs, and prudent fiscal management with scripture reference.
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ER Whitney
U.S
Congress
Whitney
Army
Ate
Richard Nixon
Niton
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Nixon
El Paso Case Echoes Two Famous Eisenhower-Era Controversies
Washington The Justice Department dropped El Paso Natural Gas antitrust appeal on Jan 24 after two El Paso lawyers rose to top government posts. The piece compares it to Dixon-Yates and the Hanna Co. nickel contract, noting conflicts of interest and political timing, with scrutiny of how decisions align with new leadership.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Justice Department
el Paso
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
U.S
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
Hydro-Electric Power Combine
Erwin Griswold
Johnson
Supreme Court
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie, Alexander and Mitchell
Il Pasa
John Alexander
Denver
United States
Griswald
Department of Justice
Solicitor General
John Flynn
University of Utah
Griswold
Nixon
Dlxon-Yates
Adolphe Wenzell
Budget Bureau
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Lister Hill
Alabama
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Nixon's funeral and dress code sparks protocol row at Ellington event
The article reports on President Nixon’s choice of gray suit for Eisenhower’s funeral provoking anger in the diplomatic corps while Supreme Court Justices wore formal dress. It notes delays for officials in cap and gown style outfits and a later plan to uphold white tie for a state dinner honoring Duke Ellington on his 70th birthday.
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White House
Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Diplomatic Corps
Capitol
Rogers
Supreme Court
Duke Ellington
Misquoted Musings on Law and Neutrality in a Humorous Column
A playful Wire Service style column mocks evasive phrasing about obedience and neutrality. It lampoons spouses, parents, and the idea of impartiality with a witty quip about “cops” and loyalty while crediting Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
Double meaning in bridge tips by Oswald and Jacoby
In a lesson from Newspaper Enterprise Assn. the two experts discuss the lead-directing double as a gadget to probe for unusual profits. West’s diamond lead aimed at six no trump backfired, while South cashed clubs and hearts to end with key honors.
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Ted Lightner
West
South
North
Bidding puzzle asks three hearts over call after AQ and pass
In a bridge problem you hold AQ and consider responses after partner jumps to three hearts. The text suggests choosing a plan when your opponent’s auction and your hand conflict, noting odds against a made contract and prompting an answer for tomorrow.
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Loday
Tax tip on lodging value for dependents includes fair rental value
An 1841 notice reminds taxpayers to count lodging fair rental value if a dependent resides in a home provided by the taxpayer. It also notes President William Harrison died in the White House, April 4.
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Wiliam Harrison
White House
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle
A dense word puzzle lists across and down clues with terms covering geography, anatomy, music, and classical references. It intertwines familiar English words with themed hints such as Greek gods, plagues, and celestial bodies, inviting solver engagement.
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South East Asia
Vietnam
Hideki Toja
Japan
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Denly
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Che Baytown Sun
Red Hartman
All Hartman
John Wadley
Bealth Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchet
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Kamodate
Fomeign pArCeres
John Foster Bulies
Eien
State Department
Truman
Austria
Dixon- Yates
Far West
By Phil Pastoret
Zee
Gwendolyn
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Nonitt
Igor
Mather
Egypt
New Zealand
Lim
Sumatra
Orient
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