Editorials Losses Not Sales Totals in 1966 Retail
A Northwestern study warns that stores may see record sales of 3 to 34 mot units with a rise in losses from amateur shoplifting. The report notes generous thefts by amateurs, embezzlement fears, and a nationwide protection service estimate that theft can reach five percent of an item’s retail price. Honest customers bear most of the cost.
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Lion
Cimas
Economics Bureau
Northwestern
Peity
British candy shop owner explains customers thrive here
A British candy shop proprietor says their shop draws more customers because in the other place they keep adding and removing scales in a confusing way. He notes customers leave when prices and counts are inconsistent and business stays steady where they focus on clear pricing.
Whitharral youths strip cotton bales during fire response
Whitharral Tex AP report notes young farmers stripped seven bales of cotton to fight a fire on Henry te paid farm. The drive involved a cooperative effort using common hydrants and a fire engine, while some details hint at a possible larger firehouse project and costs around 38 509.
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API
Henry Te
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Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Roles Listed
The Baytown Sun lists staff positions including Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritc Se Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Managing Editor To The Publisher and Assistant To The Publisher Seevere Office Manager.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritc’ Se
Tee
Seevere
Reflector on TV Reflects Personal Views and Culture
AL MELINGER muses on Sunday TV reflection pieces in a major newspaper. He laments the skipped ad sections and notes writers ponder holiday salaries, Texas politics, popular culture figures, and aging readers. He recalls past governors and writers like J Frank Dobie, Homer Price Rainer, and Little Orphan Annie. He critiques editorials about tax hikes and media conferences, concluding there is little to reflect about on TV.
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AL Melinger
Fie
Spain
Africa
Mexico
Homer Price Rainer
University of Texas
J. Frank Dobie
Dallas
Billy the Kid
Lee Harvey Oswald
Wild Binl Hickock
Darrell Royal Tolné
Mississippi
Little Orphan Annie
Sandy
Dick Tract
Harry Golden
Pega
Linde
London
Sickely Carmichael
California School Official Objects to Federal Pressure
Formhals, executive secretary of the California School Boards Association, told a Congressional committee that large districts in California dislike applying for federal funds due to mandates aimed at de facto school integration. He urged that education aid be general rather than categorical and criticized federal enforcement conditions as unwarranted control. He represents about 1,000 of the state's 1,300 school districts and county boards of education.
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SAN Franciscg
California
Seys
Formhals
Calif School Boards Association
Toke Amittee
Congress
Formhails
U.S. Office of Education
Lord as judge lawgiver and king promises salvation
A biblical verse from Isaiah 33 22 proclaims the Lord as our judge lawgiver and king and asserts that he will save us. The passage emphasizes divine authority and deliverance.
Hoover Kennedy Feud Unearths FBI Power Struggle
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports a long running clash between J Edgar Hoover and Senator Bobby Kennedy over secret files and police power. The piece traces tensions from Kennedy’s 1960s era moves to control the FBI and Dulles politics, noting eavesdropping and high level tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Reo
JF. Edgar Hoover
Bobby Kennedy
FBI
Army
Naval Operations
Burns
Harding
Hoover
The Doctor Says Cough Causes and Testing Lab Clues
A medical column explains cough causes from infections to pollution allergies and smoking. It notes that respiratory illness often drives mucus flow and guides treatment choices while stressing to seek a doctor for determining the cause. It also mentions that plain candy works as a cough remedy and asks readers to send questions to Dr. Wayne Brandstadt.
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Potessa
Gocter
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Portuguese Soldiers Captured in Timor Clash
Indonesian forces clashed with Portuguese troops on Timor Island this month. Three Portuguese soldiers were captured and others may have been killed, per the Sinar Harapan report. Timor stretches 300 miles with about 800,040 inhabitants and lies east of Java to West Irian.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Timor
Sinar Harapan
Java
West
Irian
Take Muzak Or Let Him Alone By John Rereaslee
Henry McLemore is urged to accept or reject Muzak as a symbol of intrusive music in daily life. The letter ponders mood, taste, and the impact of wall music on workers and readers, with asides on ads, culture, and a Christmas note. The writer riffs on attention to music at work and questions societal norms.
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John Rereaslee
Henry McLemore
New York
Louise
Magek
Gest
Harvard
Hefner
Play Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald James Jacoby
Bridge column analyzes a hand where South cannot make a contract after misguesses. It explains that after drawing trumps, South should discard a diamond and enter dummy to set up diamonds and spades. The piece emphasizes avoiding guesswork and using safe entries and finesses.
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Dum
East
Bridge bidding puzzle at the table with questionable bids
A fragmented bridge bidding problem is described with players West North East South. The dialogue mentions weak trumps two kings and a suggested six elubh bid as a gamble. The user asks what to bid and promises an answer tomorrow.
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