World History Beyond Europe and America
Editorial asserts history overlooks Asia and Africa, urging recognition of non Western influences. It argues Western dominance shapes schooling and world events, highlighting China’s ideological upheaval and India’s democracy crisis as pivotal for global futures, warning that East West clash could reshape humanity.
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Asia
Africa
Europe
America
West
East
Viet Nam
China
India
Community of Nations
United States
Physic
Mailbag Trivia Reveals Odd Facts and Smart Snakes
HAL Boyle compiles reader mail into a light column noting snakes rarely exceed five mph, Americans send about three billion Christmas cards annually averaging 15 per person, and psychologists judge intelligence by the questions children ask.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Public Praise For Baytown Sun In Community Chest Campaign
Letter to the editor from Mr Fred Hartman publisher commends The Baytown Sun for outstanding publicity supporting the Community Chest drive and thanks staff members Prestor Pendergrass and Bobby Sutphin. Also includes quotes and short notes on language and sayings.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
P.O
Baytown
Tex
Fred
Prestor Pendergrass
Bobby Sutphin
Doctor's Mailbag on kidney issues and treatments
John J. Coates hosts a medical Q&A with Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt covering IVP exams, floating kidneys, and types of nephritis. The column explains diagnoses, prognoses, and treatment considerations while inviting readers to send questions for future columns. Also mentions exotic food tasting and a Wilde quote for filler.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Brandstadt
Today in History December 6 highlights through the years
On December 6, dates from 1866 to present are noted. Significant events include Austria being recognized as perpetually neutral in 1955, Jefferson Davis death in 1889, Nazi France pact in 1938, Moscow gates held in 1941, Nuernberg trial disclosures in 1945, Maurice Chevalier acquittal in 1945, Iceland withdrawing its troop request in 1955, Kennedy trade speech in 1963, and the 1965 Northeast blackout discussion by the Federal Power Commission.
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Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Austria
Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
Germany
Moscow
Nuernberg
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
Maurice Chevalier
State Department
Iceland
U.S
John F. Kennedy
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
Barbs by Walter C Parkes
In festive season verses the author notes that many share joys not sorrows and observes how some saloon keepers win customers by making them feel welcome for themselves rather than for drinking. He reflects that love dominates all other emotions.
Elevators Now Are Too Much
John Kreasler reflects on modern self service elevators in New York and recalls nostalgic moments with traditional operators. He recalls holiday gifts, operator personalities, and the lively scenes in Memphis cotton exchange buildings where slow, lumbering cars and playful bets among reporters shaped memory of elevator life.
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John Kreasler
Henry McLemore
New York
Cotton Exchange
Memphis
Western Union
Motor Moguls Move to Stack Auto Safety Council
Washington reports the Auto Safety Law advisory council may be stacked with industry executives. Notably absent is Ralph Nader while Ford and Mercedes Benz executives join Firestone counsel and Daimler Benz links. Agnes Meyer hosts a Washington conference promoting public schools with leaders from Omar Bradley to George Gallup attending.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Advisory Council On
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Connor
General Motors
Ralph Nader
America
John Floberg
Firestone Rubber
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Floberg
Christopher Landmann
Mercedes Benz
Daimler . Benz
Stuttgart
Julius Klein
Tom Dodd
Mercedes-Benz
Coronel Suarez
Argentina
Eichmann
John Bugas
Ford
FBI
Senate Commerce Committee
Bugas
Detroit
Agnes Meyer
Washington Post
Meyer
Omar Bradley
John Hersey
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Geoge
Spades Give Big Advantage in Bridge Bidding
Albert Morehead notes the edge spades give in balanced hands and explains how a spade lead and a two spades raise can push South to game or slam even with only 18 combined high card points. With 22 HCP split, East and West can still make four hearts, while North South profit from spade strength.
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Albert Morehead
Morehead
South
North
West
Abe
Surprising four spades contract tops table score
In a duplicate bridge hand vulnerable East overcalls two hearts. North and South settle in game at four spades after North bids two spades, West opens king of clubs, East bets three clubs over North. South declarer, West trumps, East cashes high clubs. East-West win sole pilus score.
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West
North
South
East
Baytown Sun Publisher and Staff Listing Notice
Publisher The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including office manager editor publisher general manager and advertising department contacts Paul Putman Corrie Laugmin and Ann B. Pritchett. The paper published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 with mailing address P O Box 90 77520. Subscription rates and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc are noted.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman Seers
Ann B. Pritchett
Paul Putman
Corrie Laugmin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across and Down
Puzzle item listing clues for a word power feature with Across and Down entries including numbers, names, and terms such as William the Conqueror oxidizing enzyme physic and herb clues, without full solution provided.
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William the Conqueror
Bud
Miss Benaderet
Sharvest
Senate panel to probe Viet Nam policies and allies
Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair JW Fulbright says the panel will cross examine the administration on Viet Nam policy and review China and NATO. He plans both public and private sessions though no firm dates have been set. The hearings earlier sparked sharp clashes with witnesses such as Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
JW. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Viet Nam
China
Fulbright
Dean Rusk
Bridge problem asks what to bid after partner rebids two diamonds
In the given auction West North East South 1 to Pass Pass Pass, you hold A K S T and F A2 5 4 3 7 FR 9 9 6. With partner showing 10 to 11 points and a two diamond rebid rather than notrump, do not push to game. Consider passive options or defend, awaiting partner’s next description. the daily puzzle asks for the optimal bid and is answered tomorrow.
Quick Quiz Questions and Answers
A rapid fire set covers particle speeds from 10 to 40 miles per second, asking who is known as the Belle of Epping Forest and identifying Mary Ball Washington as George Washington’s mother. It also notes Bastille Day on July 14th as the French holiday equivalent to the Fourth of July.
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Q—Whoeves
Epping Forest
Mary Ball Washington
George Washington
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Safety Council
Frederick Close
Aluminum Corporation of America
Crippled Children’s Fund
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District of Columbia
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Close
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David Laurence
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