Editorials And Features America Facing Long Struggle In Viet Nam
The piece analyzes the presidents Viet Nam war message and public reaction. It notes a possible stalemate, mounting casualties, and the debate over pulling out or sustaining U S presence. It discusses Haiphong bombing limits, strategic uncertainty, and calls for manpower reassessment including reserve recalls amid congressional criticism.
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America
Viet Nam
United States
Johnson City
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U.S
Congress
Southeast Asia
Guinea leader Toure praised by Mao amid U S aid ties
The State Department continues American aid to Guinea despite Sekou Touré backing the Viet Cong and Guinea's pro Communist stance. Exiles in Brussels push Congress to end aid, citing a $70 million aid total since 1950 and a new $2 million loan for trucks. Touré's press and radio propagate anti US messages while Ouatarea Guinean media echo Hanoi and Beijing.
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Bill Schulz
Fulton Lewis
Washington
United States
Sekou Toute
State Department
Guinea
Africa
Toure
Ean
Brussels
United Staes
U.S
Congress
Washington Post
Toures
Horoya
Asia
South America
Oceania
the Voice of Revolution
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Peking
Democratic Republic of
Sekou Toure
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Clue Set
A concise puzzle item summarizing the NEA feature with word power theme and across clues listing definitions and wordplay angles for feminine name, closer, comparative suffix, Scottish headgear, and more, as a standard newspaper puzzle entry.
Survey Is Not Clear By Henry McLemore
New York columnist Henry McLemore critiques vague survey questions about whether owning or renting is cheaper. He argues clarity matters and shares humorous contrasts between ownership troubles and rental ease, noting grass, trees, and maintenance woes worsen under ownership.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Niagara
Harbingers Of Peace Appear Over Viet Nam
Washington observers see frail olive branches signaling potential peace in Vietnam. Prince Sihanouk suggested settlement could hinge on direct negotiations with Hanoi and Peking influenced by ties to both sides. The note parallels Algeria’s path to truce via direct talks.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Norodom
Sihanouk
Hanoi
Peking
National Liberal Front
Front
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
de Gaulle
Jean Sainteny
United States
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists editors and managers including Beulah Mae Jackson Bill Hartman Ann B. Pritchett editor and publisher general manager and other senior staff. It notes publication details at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and mailing address P O Box 90 with subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
B. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Doctor's Mailbag explains hiatus hernia treatment
A medical Q and A outlines hiatus hernia causes a diaphragmatic protrusion of the stomach. Weight loss and a bland diet with antacids help, with nerve cutting or surgery as last options. Also covers gout management and Sjogren's syndrome treatments.
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Mikulicz
Sjogren
Bible Verse Fragment Inconsistent Month Proceeds Blessing
Fragment reads Bible verse about blessing and cursing with a reference to James and a date fragment. It presents as a short church or religious page item noting guidance on conduct among brethren. The readable line hints at a moral admonition without full context.
WIN AT BRIDGE A gulpic bid shocks the table
West opens with a gulpic bid triggering double from North and a cautious East diamond response. The play proceeds with East ruffing and West overacting in clubs, while South plans to draw trumps and discard against dummy’s strong diamonds. The article analyzes bidding and defense choices throughout.
Card play ends with West forced to lead from king of spades
In a bridge hand, West held king and marked the king of spades for his gulpie bid. South found a winning sequence after two rounds of trumps, discarding spades and clubs to clear diamonds. West was left with king jack of spades and was finally led to abandon his king by a last club finesse.
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Dodd
Connecticut
Sen. Dodd
G. Mennen Williams
Howard Smith
Virginia
Congress
Abe Multer
Edna Kelly
Brooklyn
Soapy
West
South
Bridge bidding puzzle with misprint and sequence
In a misread broadcast of a bridge bidding problem, West opens Pass Dole. South passes. North passes. East bids 2%. You hold RI65 VAQ4I3. MARSA suggests a two level contract. The question asks for the right action after your partner’s bid and if instead your partner bids one spade over West one diamond, with East bidding two diamonds. Decide the optimal bid and explain how to force or stop at a safe contract.
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Wess
East
Barbs by Walter C Parkes on weekend rain plan
The column jokes that a lawn needing rain this weekend should invite a picnic or car wash on Friday. It quips about soaring food prices pushing dad into a pocketbook rendezvous and docking mission. It notes bathtub tenors enjoy water but miss high Cs.
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Outer Space
Dad
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Honolulu
Izetree Pereting
Paradise
Lamprey
Ai Chak
Mimi
Haray Werc
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Che Baytount Sun
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Doves
Capitol Hill
North Viet Nam
Algeria
Kathryn Granahan
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
Charlies Klein
Granahan
A.S
U.S. Air Force
315Th Air Commando
215Th Air Division
Tachikawa
Japan
Air Force
Ment
11St Airborne Division
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Oswald
James Jacoby
North
Dummy
Walter C. Parkes
Berry
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