Surprise attack on U S would shape early Soviet war strategy
Editorials examine Soviet military writings urging a surprise sneak attack on the United States to gain early decisive advantage. The piece notes some strategists favor cities and missile sites as targets, arguing disruption and destruction could shorten a war, while others question city sparing concepts and stress U S defenses and warning systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
Stalin
U.S
Poverty Officials Hire Ex-Convicts Claims Spark Debate
Fulton Lewis reports on anti poverty officials hiring ex offenders, defending the policy as rehabilitation. Rep. Ayres cites United Planning Organization staff records showing multiple arrests and crimes. Specific cases include an $8.00 two year youth counselor with a 12 arrest history and a WWII deserter later serving as a community program worker with grand larceny and other charges.
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Washington
William Ayres
Ohio
United Planning Organization
District of Columbia
House Education and Labor Committee
LPO
The
New
UPO
Ex-Con Hiring Sparks Debate in UPO Programs
A pattern of employing ex-convicts in poverty programs draws fire and defense. Mr. C was hired by the UPO as a 4148 dollar neighborhood development worker with arrests ranging from juvenile delinquency to a sexual offense. UPO director James Banks defends such hires citing a mandate to employ the poor. Critics warn about risks to children while supporters say rehabilitation and cost concerns drive policy.
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Mr. C
UPO
James G. Banks
Soo
West
St. Louis
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Across Clues
Puzzle listing with numbered across hints includes Whole pigeon mother of pearl and other items. Partial digits and fragments show entries like Neighbor of Manit and Dwell with references to regions and common crossword terms.
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Ana
Barbara
Clara
Albert
Dealer sells car with broken front suspension
A Sun reader complains of buying a car with front suspension in danger of failure. The dealer refused to cover repairs and offered no apology, prompting the writer to question where customers can buy with confidence. The letter cites a near wreck and urges safer dealer practices.
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the Sun
D. Brooks
Bob Smith Road
Anonymous Groups Talk of Overeaters Anonymous
A humorous ramble about anonymous support groups for compulsions and vices from gambling to overeating. The narrator muses on how Overeaters Anonymous might work, joking about self control, gravy, biscuits, and the lure of snacks.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Mar Timi
Golfers Anonymous
Barel
Reid
Oversaters Anonymous
Brandeg
Feighan Sweeps to Keep Seat Amid Civil Rights Clash
Washington-Merry-Go-Round reports a bitter Democratic primary in Cleveland where Rep. Michael Feighan defends his seat against Michael Sweener. Feighan, ranked second in seniority on the House Judiciary Committee, faces scrutiny for foreign trips, stance on civil rights, immigration, and the Kennedy education bill. The piece links Feighan’s career shifts to his opponents and notes past ties to Martin Sweeney and Father Coughlin.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Cleveland
U.S.A
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Michael Sweener
Feighan
House Judiciarys Committee
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
Ty Committee
Tito
Yugoslavia
Congress
Lee
Sweeney
Father Coughlin
Michael Sweeney
Martin Sweeney
Martin
Rep
Bob Sweeney
Mike Feighan
Geneva
Latin America
Ike
Orient
Banking and Currency Committee
Winston Churchill
John Gielgud
United
United States
Baytown Sun staff and publisher details listed
The Baytown Sun shows editor and publisher roles with general manager and office staff. It lists advertising managers and internal departments. Notes include address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P.O. Box 208 77520. The paper is a Baytown afternoon daily and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Generel
Wee
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beuleh Mee Jackson
Bill Harman
Ann
B. Pritchett
John Webley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Aneous
Bartown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O
Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Associates Press
Germans Occupation of British Soil in World War II
Channel Islands, off the northwest French coast, were the only British soil occupied by German troops in the war. A bald eagle’s head appears white from a distance, giving the impression of baldness. The common lobster rarely exceeds a fraction of its 35 pound record in modern fishing.
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Channel Islands
France
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Today’s Grab Bag Quick Questions
A compact quiz style item listing four rapid questions about circuses, naval ranks, Battle of Blenheim leaders, and a proverb about church mice, followed by a dated note about Queen Elizabeth II and a fragmentary biography ending mid-sentence.
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U.S. Naval Academy
Battle of
Blenheim
Ruth Ramsey notes on visits and figures born today
Ruth Ramsey reports on visits to Canada and the United States marking the St. Lawrence Seaway dedication on a second trip. She lists birthdays of H A Taine, Joan Hike, Anthony Quinn, and Joe McCarthy, and notes a future forecast.
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Canada
U.S
St. Lawrence Seaway
India
Pakistan
Middle East
West Indies
H. A. Taine
Joan Hike
Anthony Quinn
Joe McCarthy
Bible Verse Hebrews 3 6 as a son over his own house
The verse declares Christ as a son over his own house and asks believers if they remain steadfast in confidence and the joyful hope until the end. It emphasizes steadfast faith and enduring commitment within the Christian community.
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Christ
Farmer Income At Peak
American farmers posted a record gross income near 545 billion for last year, up 50 percent from 1939, with plans for 1966 crops showing increases in soybean acreage and corn sowing. Babson surveys suggest a bumper 1966 crop, expanding land to barley, rice, potatoes, tobacco, beans, peas, and sugar beets, while oats and some wheats may decline.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Viet Nam
U.S
Babson
Europe
Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
In a 1962 Italy versus United States match, preemptive bids shaped the result. A four clubs opening by West doubled by North led to a bad contract for the Italian declarer, who went down. At a second table an American pair saw three clubs by West, three diamonds by South, and a different outcome with a two down score. The piece advises choosing high preempts to maximize opponents’ errors.
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West North East South
Gqueen
Hearts
Italy
United States
North
South
East
West
Rea Syndicate
Tac
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H. R. Gross
Iowa
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Herold O. Cooley
D.-N.c
Richard Roudebush
Rind
White
National Institutes of Mental Health
New York
Marxman
Compass Point
Ocean Viner
Sailor
Assam
Columans
Archi
Lassie
Celler
Histor
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U. S
Emmerich Freed
Che Gaytown Sun
Schiller
B.C
Rome
Korvulus
George VI
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth Alexandra Mery
House of Windsor
Great Britain
Philip Montbatten
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles
Andrew
Edward
Anne
England
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Midshipman
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Eugene, Prince of
Know Your Bridge By
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