Editorial Viewpoint on Apollo Mission II Is Spectacular
The piece notes Apollo 15's success prompts reflections on earlier missions and how space travel changes perspectives across generations. It cites Mrs. Scott on her children’s calm view, discusses potential lunar habitability and resources, costs, gravity, and future exploration while acknowledging challenges. It concludes that humanity cannot return from space after crossing the threshold.
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David R. Scott
Tracy
Doug
New York Times
Moon
Vocabulary Puzzle From Persian Market Clues
A fragmented word list includes definitions and hints for items such as organ of sight, number, parasite, article, hire again, beginning, and various others. The readable fragments resemble a crossword style puzzle with clues for terms like worm, plant ovules, Nevada city, bamboo grafted herb, horse color, and Burmese sprites, intermingled with unrelated letter groups.
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Nevada City
Judicial Revolution in Country Still On Upswing
News Desk Memo by Preston Pendergrass discusses a rising trend of constitutional challenges and retroactivity in court rulings. It cites a Brooklyn federal judge’s 214 Navy court martial reversal as potentially reshaping past convictions and highlighting growing access to appeals and legal funding. The piece notes the O Callahan Parker precedent and the tension between civilian and military jurisdiction, with government and judicial responses under consideration.
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News Desk
Preston Pendergrass
U.S. Supreme Court
Brooklyn, N.Y
Navy
New York
Jack B. Weinstein
John W. Flemmings
O'Callahan
Weinstein
Supreme Court
Asst. U. S. Atty
Bruce F. Smith
Bible Verse Reference Jesus as Savior Promise to Israel
Acts 13 23 cites that God raised unto Israel a Savior Jesus as fulfilled promise from faithful lineage. The wording echoes scripture asserting divine action through the seed of David and the coming of salvation in Jesus.
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Israel
Jesus
Acts
Overcalling in match point duplicate bridge ends in minus five hundred
South weighs a four card overcall and counts losers outside spades. He analyzes possible trump splits and opponent lengths to judge if a 3-1 spade split yields a better score. Leading ace and jack he sacrifices for minus five hundred, a fair result in the Enterprise Association report.
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South
Bridge bidding problem pass or bid based on hand strength
In a standard four spade contract a player considers the hand after North East West South auction. South holds a strong but not game forcing hand. After partner opens and overcalls with three hearts, the question is whether to bid again. The suggested action is to bid three diamonds to show strength and seek a favorable contract.
Nome Named From No Name Cape In Alaska History
Nome Alaska emerged from a gold strike and earned its name from a misspelling of a nearby cape long labeled no name. J Edgar Hoover joined the justice department as a file reviewer in 1917 and was later named director of the Bureau of Investigation in 1924 according to Britannica.
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Nome
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Encycopaedia Britannica
About Face Youths Not So Young Or Angry
In a retrospective on 1960s campus unrest and its aftermath, Paul Harvey notes a shift from protest to tempered faith and responsibility. He cites Berkeley’s change, the calmer mood described by Yale’s president, and Kunstler’s view of moderation as youths mature into adults seeking steadier lives, jobs, and stricter morals.
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Paul Harvey
Billy Graham
Oakland
Calif
Berkeley
Christ
Mario Savio
William Kunstler
Yale
Kingman Brewster
U.S. News and World Report
Ohio
Wisconsin
Baytown Sun Masthead and Contact Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B Pritche Preston Pende and Wanda Orton as editors and managers with the office staff. It states the paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with mail to Box 1 Baytown 77520 and subscription rates of 2.15 a month or 25.80 per year.
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Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R.s.grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Pill Better Than Rhythm in Preventing Pregnancy
Dear reader questions on abstaining during Pill use and pregnancy avoidance. Dr Lamb explains the pill requires regular 21 or 26 day cycles with a seven day off period. Abstaining during the off week is not necessary for most, as ovulation is prevented, making the Pill more reliable than rhythm. Also covers alcoholic epilepsy and support options for a brother, suggesting medical supervision and Alcoholics Anonymous, with public health centers as resources.
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Dr. Lamb
Essary
Alcoholics Anonymous Assn
U.S. Public Health Service
Newspaper Enterprise Assm
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