Two Can Play At That Game in the credibility gap
The piece warns against overoptimism as Ho Chi Minh shifts stance after President Johnson suspends bombing and pursues peace talks. It notes Hanoi’s later offer to discuss cessation of bombing while cautioning that a lasting settlement in Korea and Vietnam remains unachieved, with Johnson rejecting fake peace.
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Ho Chi Minh
Johnson
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
John F. Kennedy
Bill Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Clark Clifford
Clifford
LBJ
Do You Like It Do You Like Plenty of Vitamins For Breakfast
A reader notes that seven nutrients including riboflavin ascorbic acid thiamine and vitamin A are essential yet many people fail to get enough. Experts say wholesome affordable foods like milk lettuce citrus fruit meat and eggs can meet needs, and diet quality does not always track income.
Defective Hearing Early Test Improves Child Development
A Baytown Sun feature explains how infant hearing defects are hard to detect yet can be tested via brain wave monitoring as sounds are played to each ear. Early signs include lack of recognizable words by seven months and poor response to sounds. early treatment yields better outcomes.
U S Has No Offical Flower
Senator EV Dirksen laments the lack of a national floral emblem while promoting the marigold as a symbol. He links the idea to wartime gloom, fiscal pressures, and social unrest, underscoring national debates on policy, economy, and leadership.
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Ev’ Dirksen
U.S
Baytown Voters Seek Better Tax, Bond Governance
Letter writer Frank M. Yates urges Baytown to rethink assessments and expenditures on tax dollars. He argues police staffing, fair tax shares for apartments, curb on giveaways to dollar industries, and better paving and utilities before expanding debt. He cites civic center costs and warns against developer-friendly annexation and undue pressure from service groups.
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Deac
Baytown
America
Frank M. Yates
Editorial Traffic Problem Tough At Texas Baytown
Baytown editorial urges acknowledgment of efforts to fix a busy intersection at Highway 146 and East Texas. It notes amber racing, left turn congestion, limited left turn capacity, and the difficulty of isolating turning lanes. The piece commends city electricians for trying while admitting no easy solution.
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Texas
Alexander Drive
East Texas
Baytown
Highway 146
Quiet White House drama as LBJ Kennedy meet
Washington Merry Go Round details a private White House session where Lyndon Johnson met Robert F. Kennedy and Ted Sorensen, followed by a discussion with Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Johnson defended bombing strategy, stressed unity, and said he would stay out of political race for now.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Bobby Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Ted Sorensen
Bobby
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Laos
South Vietnam
Arthur Goldberg
Clark Clifford
Nick Katzenbach
Haiphong
Kennedy
Sorensen
Humphrey
Rusk
Hubert
Bridge bidding clash echoes in old remarks
North South vulnerability frames a club driven tale as Oswald and Jim discuss modern bidding trends. West's weak takeout double leads East to two clubs, risking a successful return by South, who aims for three no trump with cautious defense and heart routing. Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Oswald
Jim
West
South
North
East
Enterprise Assn
Bid five spades after four clubs and three spades
You and your partner hold Q I G T S S W132 610 BSE and are not vulnerable. A preemptive three spades is answered by West with four clubs, partner with three spades, East with five clubs. The question asks what to bid next when facing these actions as dealer South.
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West
Arc
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle
Word puzzle clues span across and down with themes in language and science. Entries include Freddy the Metatabel and Chromosome factor along with Greek letters and arboreal homes.
Congress Dreams Illusory in Antipoverty Guidelines
AP Special Report examines the clash between the Green amendment and Office of Economic Opportunity guidelines for Community Action agencies. Edits threaten state and local control, drawing sharp rebukes from Edith Green and support from Sen. Clark. The dispute highlights Congress’s tension between laws and political power.
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Joan Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
City Hall
Office of Economic Opportunity
Edith Green
D-Ore
Education and Labor
OEO
National League of Cities
National Association of Counties
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
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