Editorial warns trouble ahead for business in April outlook
The piece argues that a brighter April for business reveals looming risks from steel labor stalemates, union pressure, and inflation fears. It notes potential shocks from weather hitting Easter trade, home-building slumps, and international tensions. Two camps dispute recession inevitability, with one predicting overheating and the other a coming slowdown while a newer view sees resilience.
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Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
Tax tips and questions on dividends and dependents
A government service column answers common taxpayer questions. The guide explains dividend exclusion limits for joint returns, dependent eligibility, medical expense deductions, treatment of Social Security benefits, and who qualifies as a dependent under U S tax rules.
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Pro- Enternal
Colin
A. Moya
U.S
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Panamual Zone
Republic of Nama
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
Baytown Sun issue page lists editor and publisher Che Baytoun Fred Hartman, general manager James H., managing editor Preston, office manager Corrie Laughlin, and others. It notes publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, and a mailing address in Baytown Texas with P O Box 368. Subscription rates listed and Associated Press rights noted.
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Amassaee
Leftist protests target U S war in Vietnam
Fulton Lewis column notes leftists use civil disobedience to block military support for Southeast Asia. March 23 demonstrators scaled the Oakland Army Terminal fence and tried to block depot entries, with twelve arrests. March 26 protests at the Cann helicopter plant led to seven arrests. Leaflets urged workers to erase production of the tools of death, while signers urged young Americans to refuse service and seek discharge if drafted.
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Jones
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Armert
Columbia University
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Today’s Grab Bag trivia and space milestone recount
A jumble of questions on medieval fame, World War I songs, bison habitat, Bible wording, and Brazik commodity. The piece then recalls a 1981 spaceflight by a Soviet cosmonaut, the first to orbit and return safely, followed by an ominous account about Ming people and Christians amid a city siege.
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Future risks loom in today’s child warns column
Ruth Raisley notes a daily horoscope style column scolding needless risks and quarrels. It predicts a self centered child and hints at a future shaped by cautious choices. The column mentions Saint Francis of Assisi and a long journey to America as thematic anchors.
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Robert McClary
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Leslie Arends
Ronald Rumfield
Robert Michel
Paul Findley
Jon Erlenbarn
Ty Nuits
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Washington speechwriting and the LBJ approach
Washington Merry-Go-Round analyzes how Lyndon Johnson’s speeches are a joint product of advisers, departments, and UN involvement, highlighting a Johns Hopkins address where he claims “we have made mistakes.” It notes his strong stance on South Vietnam independence, nightly briefings, and restraint on wide scale Southeast Asia aid.
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Know Your Bridge B J Decker explains a spade issue
A bridge hand discussion focuses on a North South deal where bidding and play lead to a specific spade sequence. The article analyzes the outcome, strategies, and decisions by the South and West players during the auction and final trick, with emphasis on typical missteps and defensive cues.
Lighter Side columnist plans to drop critics friends
The piece hints at a political and social setup around a columnist planning to end associations with critics while juggling high profile names and events. A rugged mix of references to Notre Dame, taxation, and legislative notes hints at a broader cultural satire. The column teases potential moves into political life as Fort Frick reopens.
Immoral Deficit Spending Debate Echoes Across America
A heated critique argues that large U.S. deficits are immoral, urging fixed limits on government spending and sustained thrift. The piece emphasizes citizen activism, responsible budgeting, and reducing central government while warning against perpetual public debt trends.
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across clues mixed
Puzzle listing shows scattered across clues with garbled letters and mis-typed words. It mentions classic crosswords, varying entries such as One of 35, Goddess of destruction, Observed, Java tree, and many mis-spellings. Likely a syndicated feature page note with partial entries and editorial junk.
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