Highways To Be Beautified In 86 Texas Counties
The Texas Highway Commission approved a 1967 program to screen 154 junkyards in 86 of 25 districts under the Highway Beautification Act. If accepted by the federal Bureau of Public Roads, 75 percent of the $664,300 estimated cost will be funded. The plan follows a 1966 inventory showing 1220 blights along federal-aid highways. The department aims to cooperate with federal efforts and continues a statewide beautification program that has won awards and expanded to roadside parks and scenic turnouts.
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Texas Highway Commission
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Public Roads
Texas Highway Department
Texas
The
Highway Commission
Department of Transportation
D. C. Greer
Washington
Lyndon. B. Johnson
Doctor's Mailbag: Shoes, Bunions, Warts and Fibrositis
Wayne G Brandstadt MD answers reader questions on ingrown toenails caused by tight shoes, proper nail cutting, cotton under nails, moisture control, and footwear. bunions treated by injection or surgery. ointments for corns with Whitfield's containing salicylic acid. fibrositis linked to injury or cold drafts with aspirin or heat. column invites general questions.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Sensible Folk Live Longer Says Henry McLemuel Essay
Henry McLemuel writes from New York about a Chicago discovery that knowledge lengthens life. He lists varied facts learned in a 24 hour study spree, including breadroot uses, Byron, bicycle origins, Pacific depths, Whitman Society address, walking records, Uncle Tom’s fictional origin, Wabash River, Hanover king, henna, dingo, plover flights, and a projection of living two centuries.
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Henry McLemuel
New York
University of Chicago
Chicago
George Gordon Noel Byron
Lord Byron
Anne Isabella Milbanke
MacMillan
Pacific Ocean
Yellow Sea
Walt Whitman Society of America
Columbia St
Port Jefferson Station
N.Y
Ugo Frigerio
Josiah Henson
Uncle Tom
Wabash
Ohio
Indiana Line
George V
Hanover
Australia
Earth
Soccer fans rally around huge Buenos Aires stadiums
In Buenos Aires soccer is treated like a religion with 23 stadiums that can host up to a million fans on busy days. The World Almanac notes vast interest in the sport outside the United States where crowds are much larger.
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United States
The
World Almanac
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Barbs and Beach Styles Spark Mixed Reactions
A witty column notes an egotist's self regard as "I" and a boss who yells at tardy secretaries. It observes wife reactions to lateness, critiques summer beach fashions urging dieting, and praises modern dances for letting a clumsy man avoid stepping on his partner's toes.
Dodd Abused Foreign Relations Panel Post
Washington column accuses Sen. Thomas Dodd of using his Foreign Relations Committee seat to aid German agent Julius Klein. It claims Klein steered U.S. policy via paid influence, with Dodd receiving about 178000 over four years, while pressuring troops in Germany and fueling East West tension.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas 3. Dodi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ain
Senate
Connecticut
United States
Julius Klein
Chicago
U.S
Klein
Dodd
Julius Hein
West Germany
Red Army
Nixon
Kennedy
Senator
Sen. Blank
Tom Dodd
Foreign Relations Committee
Nuremberg
Internal Security Committee
Germany
Sen. Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Kiein
Johnson
Quick Magazine
Adenauer
Russia
USA
Ussr
Look at Tomorrow Across Alaska’s Diomede Islands
A childlike quiz compiled from a Q and A format explores where to view tomorrow across the Bering Strait. Alas ka’s Little Diomede faces Big Diomede of the Soviet Union under the international date line. Halley’s comet is famous for its predictability with a 1682 discovery and 1758 verification. Girard College’s main building is cited as a notable example of Greek architecture in Philadelphia.
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Alaska
Little Diomede Island
Big Diomede Island
Soviet Union
Bering Strait
Philadelphia
Girard College
Vietnam War Critics Clash With Westmoreland and Lodge
AP Special Report outlines how Gen Westmoreland and Henry Cabot Lodge defended U S involvement in Vietnam while critics led by George McGovern challenged escalation and the domino theory. Both men called North Vietnamese aggression the cause and urged U S action despite domestic dissent.
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Washington
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Westmoreland
U.S
Lodge
U. S
United States
North Vietnam
New York
George McGovern
Ds.d
Johnson
Joan F. Kennedy
New York Times
Viet~nam
McGovern
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Burma
Thailand
Indonesia
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
Ledge
South Vietnam
Sen
J W Fulbright
Dark
Entry to God From Idols in Thessalonians Context
A biblical verse from I Thessalonians 1 9 highlights the believers turning from idols to serve the living and true God. It emphasizes their early reception of the gospel and commitment to spiritual renewal and worship.
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Thessalonians
Bridge play and finesse by Oswald and James Jacoby
South crafts a crossruff plan after letting East discard on a club thir d and dummy helps by running three rounds of spades to discard a diamond then cashing diamonds. He ends with a safe line to force a trump ending while East and West contend with the finesse and the lead sequence from the opening.
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East
West
South
Dummy
Bridge bidding puzzle from Sensead column
The card game prompt presents a bridge scenario with West North East South and a sequence ending with a pass. It asks what to do next after a passing sequence and a partner’s double, noting the answer appears tomorrow. The quirky text includes garbled hands and commentary indicating a solution reveal in a future issue.
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la Pass
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists its editor and publisher general manager and staff roles including business manager, managing editor, assistant to the publisher, and department heads. It notes the newspaper operates as a second class publication in Baytown Texas from 1301 Memorial Drive with post office box 90 and provides subscription and mailing information.
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Fred Hartman
Publiher
Istant
Joan Wadley
Preston Pende
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Saeeeee- Sitsseseeeneee
Don Chandler
Trterras Esseresseees
Vss
Corrie’ Laugh
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial
Baytown
Texas
P. GO
Texsa Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Jenny
Miss Martin
Barbara
Miss Fabray
Quuick Quiz
Hanoi
Bridge
Jacoby
Oswald
James Jacoby
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Alec Raervit
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