Plea for New Federal Priority to Save the Arts
Amyas Ames of Lincoln Center urges sweeping federal support for the arts, proposing annual aid of 200 million dollars to reach 10 percent of current personal arts spending. He notes the need to protect museums orchestras and performing arts amid inflation and rising costs.
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Lincoln Center
Yankee Stadium
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Amyas Ames
New York
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts
National Endowment of the Arts
Ames
Vocabulary Puzzle From Historic Word List
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows a mixed list of clues and word fragments spanning topics from operatic terms to geography and language. Readers encounter numbered hints like 39 Oliv eRollofeloth, 40 Artificial, 41 Scottish, 47 The hill, 52 Pairs, 55 Masculine, suggesting a jumble of vocabulary puzzle items and cross references from an old page.
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eRollofeloth
Meany Stands Firm Against Nixon Pressures on AFL-CIO
The portrait details AFL-CIO leader George Meany resisting White House attempts to retire him. It notes Meany's age seventy seven, a recent mild stroke, and Nixon's strategy to undermine union influence with the new economy, while Meany's aides argue his leadership remains indispensable.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Lafayette Park
White House
Willian George Meany
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Meany
Congress
America
Treasury
John Connally
Labor
James Hodgson
George Bell
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
George
Baytown Sun Staff Directory and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun information lists staff positions and roles including editor Fred Hartman John Wadley and Ann B. Pritchett with editorial staff Preston Pendergrass Jim Finney Wanda Orton and others. It notes publishing schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays by The Baytown Sam Inc at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and subscription details and advertising department contacts.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finney
Wanda Orton
Texas
Paul Putman
Evecare
Dwight Moody
Leom Brown
Baytown
Baytown Sam, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Supreme Court Rules Idaho Estate Law Violates Equal Protection
The Supreme Court unanimously voided Idaho statutes giving male administrators preference in estates, ruling gender composure cannot affect duties. The decision foregrounds the split between Equal Rights advocates and working-women groups, amid debate on a nationwide equality amendment and historical Muller v Oregon precedent.
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Ernest Cueno
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Idaho
Sally M. Reed
Richard
Cecil K. Reed
Reed
Supreme Court
Women's Liberation Movement
Women's Equal Rights
Waitresses Union
Sen. Ervin
Ervin
Muller
Oregon
Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
Souths daring slam try in bridge puzzle and misplay
In a bridge hand South plans a six heart slam after aiming for a 3 2 trump split. East false cards the trump queen. South finesses, ruffs diamonds, and discards. He claims East can take his jack, then seeks diamonds and clubs, lucking into a made slam amid overbidding and a missed attacking lead by West.
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East
South
West
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Bid four spades after 4 4 4 and partner's five diamonds
In the described bridge auction, after West North East South showing 1% pass 20 3h Pas 34 Pass 1 Pass INT Pass 44 Pass 7, South holds BAQI PREGAQIONS AKIO. You should bid four spades. If partner might pass, consider five diamonds. otherwise proceed with four spades and await partner's response. In the scenario, you bid four spades and partner clears with five diamonds.
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West North East
Baqi
Akio
Tanzanian Delegate Salim on Red China Seat Vote
Salim A Salim, Tanzania's United Nations delegate, says the cheer over seating Red China was not to humiliate the United States. He stresses the joy was for correcting an injustice and not a display against the U.S.
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United States
Salim A. Salim
United Nations
Red China
Dear Dr Lamb and a mother's question on medical negligence
A mother asks if her 22 year old son’s death after a hospital procedure constitutes negligence. The letter notes a duodenal ulcer evaluation and urinary tract infection, a fatal hyperthermia after injection for X ray, and a coroner's verdict. The columnist cautions that proving negligence is hard, suggests seeking a medical society grievance committee, and advises prioritizing the widow.
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Dr. Lamb
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HOUSE
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West Yee
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