Hope Voyage Successful Returns To Philadelphia Harbor
The SS Hope, a white hospital ship, ends a record voyage and plans a new 10 month mission to Ceylon. Since starting seven years ago it has visited Indonesia, Vietnam, Peru, Ecuador, Guinea and Nicaragua. In 1967 Colombia mission saw 24,227 patients treated, 1,642 operations, 162,157 immunizations, with 676 Colombian medical personnel involved. A shore clinic remains in Cartagena. Seven student demonstrators were absent from the pier in Philadelphia.
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Hope
Philadelphia
Indonesia
Vietnam
Peru
Ecuador
Guinea
Nicaragua
Colombia
Ceylon
Project Hope
Cartagena
America
Tax data sharing widens as 43 states join IRS effort
Alaska becomes the latest state to cooperate with the federal government in a tax information exchange. Forty three states plus the District of Columbia now swap data with the Internal Revenue Service to track and collect taxes. The program aids enforcement of highway use taxes and motor fuel levies, ensuring deductions claimed on federal returns align with state levies. Automatic data processing with high speed tape speeds the exchange.
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Alaska
District of
Columbia
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Syrup Space Shower Solves Cleanliness in Zero G
Martin Marietta built a shower stall tested aboard an Air Force plane simulating zero gravity. Water flowed thickly like syrup over the body and floated as bubbles. Bacteria tests showed astronauts can stay clean in space. Water would be collected with a modified vacuum.
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Martin Marietta Corp
Air Force
Gate Oy SA
Eisenhower on DMZ dilemma and noninvasion risk
The text presents Dwight Eisenhower arguing that an end run around the DMZ between North and South Vietnam to remove artillery would not be an invasion, calling it a justified operation if it could be secured. He warns permanent US troops would be illegal and vulnerable to northern artillery, raising questions about deeper noninvasion.
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North Vietnam
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Clues
A scrambled NEA word power feature with many Across and Down clues. Includes entries such as distance measure, drink, month, capital city, and several theme terms. The list mixes definitions, wordplay, and fill entries across a crossword style grid.
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Ireland
Jack And Ras Get The Bold Headlines From Stellinger
The writer notes readers’ letters about a tomato crop blamed on birds or mice in Mangum Oklahoma. He cites sightings of mice, denies bird activity, and jokes about Baytown mice. A Birdman Miller complains of missing bird columns and a hill country correspondent pushes for a firefly piece. He promises a firefly copy and seeks birdseed.
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An Stelinger
Gatk Jacobs
Jap Bradshaw
Mangum
Okla
Baytown
Carter Miller
Ohda
Hill Country
Texas
Tower Says LBJ Could Lose Texas
AP reported Senator John Tower said President Johnson would be in grave trouble if the election were held now in Texas. Tower noted Democratic figures in Texas doubting Johnson could carry the state, and discussed Republicans needing a confident war policy. He has no current plan to run for Texas governor but left the door open until a deadline.
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Washington
U- 5
John Tower
R-Tex
Johnson
Texas
Tower
CBS
United States
Ower
GOP
Wietnam
Vietnam
First American Presidential Vote and Skyscraper Origins
The text states Wendell Willkie was the first losing US presidential candidate to poll over 20 million votes in 1940 against F D Roosevelt. It claims the first Marine battle was in the Bahamas in 1776 with 268 Marines at Fort Montague. It notes the Home Insurance Building in Chicago, 1884 as the first skyscraper. It lists the Delmarte Peninsula as Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
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Wendell Wikiskie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bahamas
Ft. Montague
Home Insurance Co
Chicago
Day Unto Day A Prayer
A devotional prayer invoking endurance and immortality. The speaker asks guidance to welcome eternal permanence beyond life, describing existence as a transient intermission between two sentences on the journey of the soul. The tone is contemplative and period spiritual.
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Eternity
McCarthy backs generic drugs in Senate clash over Medicare
Washington report notes Sen. Eugene McCarthy allied with conservatives to block a plan requiring Medicare purchases of generic drugs. The move would slash costs by up to 90 percent, but party lines and lobbying ties complicated passage.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene EricCarthy
LBU
George S. Squibb
FE BL. Sonibb and Sons
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
E. R. Squibb and Sons
Carthy
John Wiliams
Delaware
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Everett Dirksen
Dlinois
BleCarthy
Long
Senate
McCarthy
Senate House
Misconceptions About Alcohol Your Driving Safe Tips
The article reviews common myths about intoxication and driving. It explains that mixing drinks does not change intoxication, time since drinking matters, alcohol depresses the nervous system, and warming up with liquor is unsafe. It also notes that odor masking with onions or garlic is ineffective and that breath tests specifically detect alcohol. It includes a Q&A on Ganthalol a sulfa drug for sore throats with caution for certain patients.
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Newspaper Enterprise Asse
Indians Drain Liquor War Path On Broadway
All the Indians got out of swapping off Manhattan Island wag liquor by the drink. Broad way, however, is stil a war path.
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Manhattan Island
Broadway
Retirement math shows Social Security balance shifts
AP Special Report outlines simplified calculations of a young worker born 1968 who pays into Social Security until 65 in 2013. The piece weighs tax, Medicare, and insurance values, projecting benefits of about 323 dollars monthly by 2033, and notes uncertainty about future Congress changes.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Social Security
Social Security Actuaries
Efe
Congress
Bridge Great Ivan Erdes Remembered In Colorful Obituary
The bridge world mourns Ivan Erdes at 43, a bold champion who loved risk over modest profit. His 1959 national triumph with Adams Sharp and Oswald Jacoby sparked debate as he pursued a risky line in seven clubs. His fearless style and drive left a lasting mark on American bridge history.
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Ivan Erdes
Oswald
Ivan
Jim
Fvan
Erdes
Ollie Adams
Bob Sharp
Oswald Jacoby
Coronado
Tvan
Kelsey Pederson
United States
Bridge bidding puzzle with four spades call
In a standard auction West North East South open four spades after a sequence with Pass Pass Pass. Your hand includes AAQINT EV2 BR but is described unclearly. Question asks what to do after partner raises to three diamonds following a pass over two hearts and the expected goal is to analyze the best bid to reach game or safer contract.
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Seth
Hilie
Baytown Sun Publisher and staff listings
The Baytown Sun lists editors and managers for the paper including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Business Manager, and Assistant to the Publisher. It names staff such as Fred Hartman, Bill Hartman, John Wedley, Bensh Mas Jackson, Paul Pubman, Sue Ann B. Pritchett, and managing editors.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wedley
Bensh Mas Jackson
Paul Pubman
Sue Ann B. Pritchett
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