Joyous Christmas 1969 Brightens Global Finance Outlook
Editorial notes that amid holiday cheer, 1969 brings surprising stability to international finances. Britain rebuilds reserves, gold fever cools, and currency tensions ease as the two tier gold system curbs speculation. The piece warns the calm may be temporary, urging better settlement methods like special drawing rights. It also cites Warsaw reports via PAP on journalism as a hazardous trade due to stress and occupational ailments, with retirement prospects grim.
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Treasuries
Atlantic
Britain
London
Agso
Fulbright Mood Bid Shelved by Senate Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee quickly shelved Sen. Fulbright’s bid for a hearing on the war’s impact on American mood and morale, prompted by the My Lai killings. He proposed a broad inquiry after Congress reconvenes in January. Critics urged restraint while others urged full accountability and investigation. Protests over the massacre were reported in the Soviet Union and East Germany.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
America
Fulbright
Congress
Senate
Inouye
My Lai
Soviet Union
Teast Germany
Erosion and Abrasion in Dental Health Advice
Dear readers questions cover erosion versus abrasion causes and treatments. If not deep, fluoride can desensitize and slow erosion. shallow wear may be filled with suitable materials. A grandma asks about delayed eruption after a baby tooth injury and X ray precautions. dentist evaluation and possible imaging aid determine if permanent teeth are affected.
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DR. Lawrence
Grandma
Mr Clemens
Mich
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pollution study planned by State Bar of Texas
A major survey on air and water pollution and the impact of pollution law enforcement in Texas is being prepared by the State Bar of Texas. The study titled Man, Pollution and the Environment is led by Nora White with Joe H. Foy as committee chair and James Rex Elder as initial author, and it aims to guide lawyers and public officials in jurisdictional and constitutional questions.
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Austin
Centrol
Texas
State Bar of Texas
Bar
Nora White
Joe H. Foy
Houston
James Rex Elder
Dallas
Reveiw
Martin, White
Foy
Quick Quiz Q and A from Newspaper Enterprise Assoc
The quiz notes that only borazon can scratch a diamond besides another diamond and mentions borazon’s artificial origin in 1957. It also credits Dr. William Thornton as the designer of the U.S. Capitol and records a hippopotamus birth weight of about forty pounds with rapid growth to 600 pounds in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assocation
Quote on freedom and discipline from school board president
A quotation from New York City Board of Education president Joseph Monserrat defines limits of student dissent by saying freedom to move arms ends where another’s nose begins. The excerpt parallels a biblical verse Isaiah 53:12 about division of spoil and intercession for transgressors.
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New York City Board of Education
Joseph Monserrat
Rich Farmers Including Eastland Hit Big Farm Handouts
Washington column reports Senate Cotton King Jim Eastland will gain another year of large federal payments for not growing cotton. The piece notes about 300 million dollars in farm subsidies nationwide, and details pressure in Congress, including Ellender Whitten and McCormack, with Rep. Michel opposing the cut. It also covers Attorney General Mitchell aiming to push Morgenthau from his New York post and replace him with Whitney North Seymour Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Big Jim Eastland
Senate
Mississippi
Congress
Eastland
House
Allen Ellender
D-La
John Williams
R-Del
Ellender
John Stennis
Whitten
Robert Michel
Illinois
Michel
John McCormack
Silvio Conte
Rmass
John Mitchell
U.S
Mitchell
Robert Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list
Editorial and advertising staff names and titles for The Baytown Sun published in Baytown Texas. Includes editor publisher general manager advertising director and other department heads. Also notes publication schedule and mailing address with subscription rates and Associated Press membership.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Bridge play lessons from a 4 1 break in trumps
In the column a bridge hand shows South underbid and misplayed by cashing high trumps after ruffing a club lead. East signals even-numbered diamonds. South’s mistake is to refrain from leading a low trump at trick three. He ends down two instead of saving the contract.
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South
Dummy
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem on bidding after two spades and three hearts
In this hand you are South with AS64 and WZOKS92 EQIOTS. After 1NT by passed hand and partner response, the later sequence includes West bid two spades, partner three hearts, East doubles. You should pass now or bid according to standard responses.
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West
East
Vocabulary Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list and wordplay grid covering across and down entries including river names such as in Wyoming Idaho and Kansas, various verbs, nouns, and adjectives, with references to literary figures and regional terms for a historical puzzle page.
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Apt
Poland
Warsaw
PAP
Spira
Arkansas
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Lawrence
U.S. Capitol
William Thornton
George Washington
Ort
Agoot
Jamie Whitten
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Southern District of
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Internal Revenue Service
Wall Street Financial Community
Louis Wolfson
Ray Cohn
TRS
Che Baytinm Hun
Dred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
By Oswald
James Jacoby
NORTH
Card Sensene
Wyoming
Jacob Bib
Idaho
Flower
Kansas
Canadian
Godden
Ansy
Mewspaper Enterprise Assa
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