Steel import quotas urged by industry group
The American Iron and Steel Institute released a background booklet calling for prompt congressional action to establish steel import quotas. It cites a rise in imports from 1.2 million tons in 1857 to 10.8 million last year and notes 8.1 million tons imported in the first nine months of 1967, while domestic shipments fell. The report warns that rising imports threaten U.S. steel demand growth and national security by relying on distant overseas sources.
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Congress
American Iron and Steel Institute
U.S
Institute
Are We Thankful Thanksgiving Day Message
A reflective piece urges daily thankfulness. It highlights sincere gratitude as a powerful social gift illustrated by a Northeast New Jersey carrier who smiled and said thank you to subscribers and a driver who saved a boy’s dog. The essay argues every day can be Thanksgiving if gratitude is chosen and expressed sincerely.
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Ae Newedadey
Quick Quiz Q Do seaweeds ever flow ers
A True statement notes seaweeds do not flower. They reproduce by other means. A second item asks about an ostrich speed. It can sustain about 50 miles per hour for a distance before tiring.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas lists editorial and advertising staff including Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass and Henry Belcomb. It operates as a second class matter newspaper published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive with P O Box 99 77520. Subscription rates are 1 75 per month or 21 per year with 16 cent single copies on request.
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Pedeenste Pope Eeseeseee
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun
Memorial Drive
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Modern Weapons A Must
Paul Harvey argues for decisive use of modern weapons in Vietnam like in World War II. He recalls Hill 875 and Hill 875’s toll, criticizing restraint and urging stronger action to cut enemy supply lines and force a quicker end to the conflict.
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Porkchop Hill
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Haiphong
Vietnam
Dak
Fourth Infantry
173Rd Airborne
First Cavalry
Asia
Peter Arnett
Korea
Rep. Mendel Rivers
This Day In History Highlights From December Fifth
On this date in 1941 Britain declared war on Finland Romania and Hungary. In 1782 Martin Van Buren born, the eighth U.S. president. In 1791 Mozart died. Jackson re elected in 1832. 1848 James Polk gold in California noted. 1933 Prohibition ends as Utah ratifies 71st Amendment. 1943 Japanese daylight attack on Calcutta. 10 years ago Dulles said USSR ahead in some missile areas. Five years ago unemployment fell to 5.8 percent.
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Romania
Hungary
Martin van Buren
Wolfgang Mozart
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Congress
James Polis
California
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Utah
Calcutta
India
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Goldberg Next in Line to Leave U N Ambassadorship
Washington notes former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg, now U N ambassador, may resign amid policy clashes with President Johnson over bombing pauses and peacemaking in Vietnam. Goldberg, a former Labor secretary and long-time negotiator, faced pressure after McNamara's exit and Cyprus tensions.
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Jack Anderson
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New York
Doctor Is Mailbag Backward Tipped Womb Question
Reader questions cover post hysterectomy bleeding fears to hormonal changes after removal. Answers explain source of bleed after uterus removal, surgical menopause risks, tips for tipped uterus causing backache, medication side effects for Valium and Donnatal, and distinctions between Valium and Equanil with cautions on alcohol. Dr Brandstadt notes general-interest letters may be answered in future columns.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Day Unto Day A Prayer
A prayer-poem on enduring daily victories and quiet inner triumphs. The speaker thanks God for stamina during dark days when relief and hope seem absent, asking blessings for those unseen gains celebrated in the soul.
Four Secretaries of Defense and State in One Era
James Marlow reviews Eisenhower and Johnson administrations, noting the tensions and sacrifices of four top aides. Wilson, Reed Namara, Dulles, and Rusk faced criticism and pressure as defense and state secretaries, shaping policy amid public scrutiny and personal costs.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
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Robert S. Ree- Namara
John Foster Dulles
Dean Rusk
Wilson
General Motors Corp
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Rusk
Ford Foundation
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McNamara
Wilsto
General Zolors
Defense Department
General Motors
Detroit
Congress
Dukes
John Foster
Robert Lansing
Frnom
Georgia
Vietnam
Moch
Husk
Ettie
Cerules
Forcing Two Bids and Michaels Cue in Bridge History
In early contract history a bold forcing two bid and cue bids reshaped South hands. Ted Lightner Waldemar von Zedtwitz and Oswald Jacoby crafted the forcing two club opening with a grand slam attempt arising from South. North counters with hearts and clubs, revealing a rock solid hand and finishing seven hearts after two cue bids signalling a strong combined hand.
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East
Ted Lightner
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Oswald Jacoby
South
Mike Michaels
Michaels
North
Bridge bidding puzzle from Sensche Q column
In a three spade opening sequence the West hand prompts a decision. With South holding Q ten of spades and V two, the prompt asks what to bid after four hearts by West and a pass around to you. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the recommended bid.
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West
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on partygoing and hand signals
The columnist offers the ABCs of partygoing warning readers about bores and jokes about a lady driver signaling left or right by extending a hand. The piece pokes fun at misread cues and ends with an uncertain note about the author’s trip.
Our Fisherman Friend Catches One Dandy Cold
A lighthearted note reports a fisherman as the sole catch of the day: a robust cold. The staff largely vacationing, the remainder in “vacation daze,” shaping a slow newsroom mood.
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