Amendment To Foreign Aid Laws Draws Debate
Editorial voices argue the Hickenlooper Amendment logically ties aid to fair compensation after expropriation. They warn automatic cuts risk harming Peru and Latin America, urging aid through international agencies and cautioning against binding U.S. policy to corporate interests amid Peru’s dispute over Standard Oil assets and a $690 million claim.
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Peru
International Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United States
Latin America
America
Air Transport Priority Shift Sparks SST and Airport Bill Debate
Transportation Secretary Volpe reshuffles priorities placing SST or airports bill ahead of mass transit. SST fate unclear. airports loan guarantees and grants proposed, with critics citing cost, noise, and bond competition. controversy grows over federal aid to airports while SST supporters urge domestic tech leadership.
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Washington
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Nixon
Volpe
Alan S. Boyd
Yalpe
Prac
New York Port Authority
Treasury
Transportation Department
Boeing Corp
United States
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Puzzle Across A
A fragmented crossword style clue set with many entries and definitions. The grid hints include references to animals plants tools and names across multiple letters, with several numbered clues and theme phrases suggesting a vocabulary enrichment puzzle from a newspaper-page snippet.
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun announces editorial and publishing staff roles with Preston Pendergrass Johnella Boynton and Maghete anthis listed among editors and managers. It notes afternoon and Sunday publication from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 and subscription rates, plus national representation and Associated Press affiliation.
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Dwight Moody
Wee
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Letters to the Sun on Robt. Lee Band concert manners
A Baytown reader criticizes attendees who photographed Doc Severinsen and the Robert Lee Symphonic Band instead of enjoying the performance. The letter condemns poor concert etiquette and a lack of support for school and civic arts, blighting Baytown’s cultural image.
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the Sun
Severinsen
Robert &. Lee
Baytown
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Healthful Wednesdays
In our neck of the woods Wednesday is the most healthful day of the week. Doctors take that day off so one must not get sick. When a shop retires someone, colleagues chip in for a gift watch and the boss provides a mimeographed sheet to read it.
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Our
Neck of the Woods
Snoring Cure Joke Quips From Boss in Comic Panel
A playful cartoon caption notes that the only sure cure for snoring is insomnia and jokes about a boss telling a persistent punchline. The item echoes classic Newspaper Enterprise Association humor.
Bloodstone Legends and Early American University Quiz
A brief quiz lists a medieval legend that a bloodstone colors from Christ's blood at the Cross and grants wisdom to the wearer. It notes the University of Louisville as the United States’ oldest coeducational municipal university, founded in 1798 in Kentucky. It identifies the Era of Good Feelings as James Monroe's era. It states the World Series began on October 1, 1903.
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United States
University of Louisville
Louisville
James Monroe
Nixon Praises Warren as Nixon Reconsiders Supreme Court
Washington column notes Nixon’s shift from harsh critic to host of Warren tribute. It questions his upcoming Supreme Court choices, weighing Roger Robb versus William Rogers, and highlights Warren era rulings on one man one vote, criminal procedure, and school prayer. The piece reflects on historical balance between rich and poor and the potential course under a Nixon presidency.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Richard Nixon
Earl Warren
Senate
Soviet
Russia
Czechoslovakia
North Korea
LBJ
Puebla
Supreme Court
Warren
Johnson
Kennedy
Nixon
Pat) Brown
California
White House
John Birch Society
Roger Robb
Otlepka
Chicago
Philadelphia
Albany
Springfield
Harrisburg
Mmost
Warren Court
Mallory
Arizona
Hisenhower
Ike
Bridge Tips from Oswald and Jacoby on second and third hand
The article explains two bridge plays from whist back to modern practice. It discusses second-hand high and third-hand low guiding when to play high or low. A sample deal shows East should have played third-hand high to secure the contract, avoiding the misplay that cost the trick.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Dummiy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle asks response after two hearts raise
In a four person bridge sequence West passes and partner has shown clubs and diamonds while king of spades is unlikely. With South to move after partner raises to two hearts the question asks what to do instead of rebidding two diamonds. Answer Monday.
To Have or Not to Have Periodontic Treatment
Dear Or Lawrence asks if saving decayed gums is worth treatment with four back teeth missing. The dentist weighs prognosis cost and health. The columnist would choose treatment to keep teeth healthy long term and urges good home care and financial planning.
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Lawrence
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