Nixon’s ABM decision marks cautious midcourse in arms policy
The Nixon ABM plan limits deployment to two Minuteman sites initially, with up to ten more later, aiming to protect deterrence while avoiding city defenses. The $800–$900 million initial outlay funds continued research, and the approach invites congressional review, technological change, and disarmament talks with the Soviet Union as a path to mutual restraint.
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Nixon
Defense Department
Johnson
Congress
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
Doctor's Mailbag Breast Disease and Skin Questions
A reader asks about Paget's disease of the breast its symptoms and cancer risk. The doctor cites early nipple redness and burning, later scaling and oozing, with prompt removal offering a potential cure. Other questions cover nipple itching non cancer signs skin blisters Iceland disease and its mystery, and the safety of cleansing creams without soap for facial care.
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Paget
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun newspaper shows staff roles including editor and advertising departments with names such as Preston Pendergrass and Dwight Moody. It notes publication as afternoons Sunday through Friday and Sundays, postal details, and classified pricing with a standard Associated Press disclaimer and Texas representation.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin Co
Raytown
Texas
The Tower Housed Two Presidents
AL MELINGER recalls the San Antonio Smith Young Tower housing two future presidents. He notes the Third Army's prewar presence with Eisenhower and the Pearl Harbor disruption, then Patton's rise and Ike's later presidency. The piece reflects on how the tower once symbolized looming leaders amid crisis.
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AL Melinger
San Antonio
Smith-Young
Lyndon Baines Johnson
United States
Pearl Harbor
Third Army
Kreager
Dwight David Eisenhower
Destiny
Allied Expeditionary Force
George Patton
Rommel
Afrika Corps
Patton
Ike
Who Pays Bill For Drop-Outs
Paul Harvey argues that a money driven society funds essential services like medicine police and roads, warning dropouts would leave taxpayers to pay for needed basics. He praises youths like Boy Scouts and newsboys who pursue money as a force for progress.
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Paul Harvey
Haytown Sun Coluninist
Palm Springs
You
NATO Birthday Reflections Highlight Nenni Brandt Visit
Foreign Ministers Pietro Nenni of Italy and Willy Brandt of West Germany arrive in Washington for NATO’s 20th anniversary. They push for Western defense unity and potential talks with Warsaw Pact states, while criticizing Vietnam policy and urging clarity on Nixon’s legislative plan amid a stalled transition.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
NATO
Pietro Nenni
Italy
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Europe
Pietro
Christian Democratic Party
Red Army
Hungary
Moscow
Christian Democrats
Socialist
Social Democrats
Berlin
Germany
Nenni
Haly
Adenauer
Brandt
United States
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kurt Kiessinger
Mariano Rumor
North Vietnam
Warsaw
Tax Tip and Historic Patent Law Note
Tax tip advises not to report Social Security Railroad Retirement and unemployment benefits as income on federal tax returns. The note also recalls April 10 1790 when Congress established national patent law.
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Congress
Doubleed hearts versus trumps in a bridge brilliancy
In a team match two players diverged on the double of an opening four heart bid. South defended the four spades line while East perished under misread trumps. South ruffed diamonds, ran clubs, and ruffed again to claim two tricks despite East holding four or five trumps. East erred by ruffing with the jack, but South executed a brilliant endgame by managing hearts and trumps to limit East to two tricks.
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South
North
East
West
Dummy
Agsa
Bidding Quirk After Two Hearts Diamonds Bid Examined
In a bridge problem, dealer South opens with one heart, opponents pass to North who bids two diamonds and three diamonds over two hearts. South holds AQZ YAICORTER 86. What is the optimal call now, given the sequence and the question prompt. The solution discusses whether to pass or bid three clubs or three diamonds, noting the better option is to pass rather than advance to three hearts. The tomorrow answer will reveal the official recommendation.
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Congress
McCormack
George Miller
California
Arends
Nixon
NEA Feature Enrich Your Vocabulary List of Clues
A mixed set of vocabulary clues and definitions. The list includes terms for vehicles two wheeled nautical and road related items, plus definitions for common words with varied references to plants animals and objects. The fragmented OCR presents numerous mislabeled entries and garbled spellings.
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John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
TILE
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Boston
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Proctor and Gamble Soap Company
Les Arends
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