Thailand Holds Free Vote For New House Of Representatives
Editorial notes Thailand's election marks a return to representative government after a decade of instability. The vote appeared peaceful, with the military regime maintaining control, and opponents seeing it as daylight for democracy amid regional anti-Communist tension and US alignment.
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Thailand
House of Representatives
Bangkok
Congress
United States
Vietnam
Old Election Returns Are Interesting By SES
A historical look at U S election results highlights shifts in party control and voter plurality through the decades. It notes Johnsons 1964 landslide, Garfield 1876 narrow margin, Roosevelt 1932 plurality and Senate gains, Kennedys tight 1960 win, and Nixon’s 1972 result with a Democratic Senate but a Republican president.
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SES
Dirksen
Luis
Ural
Wall
Congress
Lyndon G. Johnson
Senate
House of Representatives
South
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
LT Uiliion
Democratic Party
Maine
Vermont
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Dentists Debate Sexy Yet Unsexy Teeth Trends
In a dental health column, a panel of dentists discuss what makes teeth appear sexy or unsexy. They note teeth that barely show, or flash briefly, and those stained by tobacco or lipstick as less appealing, while subtle showings and slight crookedness can be intriguing. The piece includes anecdotes about patients copying film stars and unusual denture practices, inviting readers to submit questions for future columns.
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Teel
Gina Lollobrigida
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrange
Baytown Daily Names Editorial and Advertising Staff
Baytown SA, Inc. lists editors and managers with Hartman, Wadley, Jackson, Putman, Pendergrass and Boynton in editorial roles. Publication details show address 1301 Memorial Drive and post office box 90, Baytown Texas 77520 with daily afternoons and Sunday editions. Subscription rates are 1.95 monthly or 23.40 yearly, 10 cents for single copies.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Barbs on Diet Experts and Travel Wigs Question Style
A fragmented quip questions diet experts and travel fast lanes while pondering if blondes have more fun. The odd phrasing mentions calories in New York and Washington and asks why wigs may affect fun. The text reads like a rough, humorous aside with no clear news event or person.
Loosely Speaking on Apollo mission and Earth’s fragile balance
Astronauts prepare another Apollo moon flight described as the most dangerous yet. Photographs from recent missions show Earth as a fragile, living speck from 200,000 miles away, underscoring concerns about population growth, war, and environmental strain. Dr. Rediske’s 2000 year clock illustrates explosive growth. oxygen depends on seas, forests, and plants. The piece ends noting Thomas Jefferson’s birth, April 13, 1743, as Today in History.
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Lennard
MSC
Clear Lake
Earth
Outer Space
Christ
John H. Rediske
Atomic Energy Commission
Liedo P.m
Rediske
Dr. Rediske
Manned Spacecraft Center
Thomas Jefferson
Albemarle County
Caudie’s Death Reflects Ike Era Controversies
In a North Carolina memorial, Lamar Caudle, once jailed under the Eisenhower administration for alleged shortcomings in government service, is buried with neighbors recalling his defense of black justice. The piece links Caudle to broader GOP-era corruption probes, noting related cases involving Connelly, Adams, and Powell, and mentions Milton Eisenhower’s potential OAS ambassadorship amid post funeral politics.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
T. Lamar Caudie
North Carolina
Caudle
Wadesboro
Lamar
GOP
Truman
Korea
John Foster Fulles
State Department
Ike
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Ovis
Justice Department
Brownell
St. Louis
Irving Sachs
Matt Connelly
Sachs
Connelly
Lamar Cawlle
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
New England
Adams
Adam Clayton Powell
Roby Hulen
Lamar Caudie
Boston
Caudie
Fairfid
Supreme Court
Columbia
Fenn
Arkansas
South Carolina
Isaac Woodward
Milton Eisenhower
Milton
Organization of American States
U. S
Latin America
Kansas State
Penn State
Johns Hopkins
People's Peasants
Bolivia
Nixon
Sol Linowitz
Xerox
OAS
Bridge tips from Oswald and Jacoby in a 1930 hand
The article analyzes a 1930 North South bidding box where seven spades reached after North bid six spades and South jumped to three no trump. It contrasts 1930 versus modern bidding, noting South might have opened strong two or rebid three diamonds and that five spades could have been sounder, with a cautionary grand slam bid.
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North
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bridge bidding puzzle with four hearts contract
In a deal West opens one, North passes, East overcalls, South bids two clubs, dummy shows AQ2 and two high cards. You hold AQ2 spades with a weak 지원. Partner jumps to three clubs, you rebid three hearts, partner raises to four hearts. What is the best action now. Answer Monday.
Enrich Your Vocabulary -NEA Feature
A cluttered puzzle style list presents clues and partial answers for a vocabulary feature. Readers are invited to solve across and down entries, with indications of word lengths and some missing letters. The page mixes foreign and domestic terms, with references to classics and common phrases.
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Southeast Asia
Che Baytoum Sun
Ered Hartman
Bill Hartman
Joonn Wadley Vo
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann & Pritchett
Prenton Pendergrass
Johnetia Boynton
Apartangous
By Phil Pastoret
Reson Urese
New York
Teore
Jesus
God
John
Gerry's
Hea
Cro Bay
Chiltingsham
Anguilla
Roy Harper
Missouri
Confucius
Oswald
James Jacoby
West
Lee
Egypt
Baltimore
England
Elay
Printer's Measures
Chom
Assam
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