Censor Evolution and Puffery in Advertising Debate
Editorial argues consumer watchdogs like Ralph Nader push for FTC claims verification but warns against eroding puffery and free market speech. It notes the line between truth and marketing hype and defends adult discernment amid claims of superiority in tires and dog foods.
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Center For Study of Responsive Law
Federal Trade Commission
ITC
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Washington
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Europeans sip on beer rule change amid cross brew clash
The European Economic Community weighs standardizing beer, with West Germany pushing traditional barley beer as the standard. Non German producers favor maize based formulas and enzyme use to speed production, seeking open sale across the Common Market with labels signaling different methods from the German brew.
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Europe
European Economic Community
Nixon Pension Push Sparks Bipartisan Outcry in Washington
A Nixon push to raise the presidential pension to 60 000 faces Senate delay amid cabinet pay hikes and perks for House leaders. Critics note duplicative sacrifice calls while Johnson era equity fades. The piece highlights Harlow McCormack Sweig and stationery boosts as part of a wider waste critique.
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John W. Kennedy
America
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John MccCormack
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Martin Sweig
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Graham bread named after temperance lecturer Sylvester Graham
The name honors Sylvester Graham, an American lecturer on temperance and food reform. The boxer with the longest world crown tenure was Joe Louis, holding the title 12 years from 1937 to 1949, after defeating James J. Braddock in Chicago.
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Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Chicago
Bible Verse From Youth Inspires Faith in Christ Jesus
A child is described as having known the holy scriptures which can make one wise unto salvation through faith in Christ Jesus, citing II Timothy 3 15. The verse emphasizes early religious instruction and the power of scripture to guide belief.
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Christ Jesus
Timothy
Bridge lesson on misread signals and bold play
In a Warren sample hand by Oswald and James Jacoby, Joe misread the dummy and misfired on a diamond lead. He could have secured nine tricks with perfect timing by entering dummy with clubs and routing diamond entries.
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Mast
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem open one club overcalls and spade response
In a bridge bidding sequence South holds AKG VA9T KQ4 HA QIZ2 with 19 points and five hearts. After West overcalls one heart and partner bids one spade, determine the best call for South. The suggested action is a six no trump bid.
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Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun, Baytown Texas, lists editors and managers including Fred Harriman, Bill Wartman, John Wadley, and others. Publication info notes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, at 1301 Memorial Drive. Subscription rates shown, with a notice of Associated Press use and copyright language.
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Baytown
Texas
Painful chapter in U S history in Baytown Sun column
Paul Harvey argues a painful chapter in wartime history is being written in military courtrooms away from battlefields. He questions civilian status, contrasts civilian and military roles, and condemns hypocrisy in attitudes toward war, youth, and standards, ending with a critique of hypocrite.
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William Calley
My Lai
Fort McPherson
Medina
Fort Hood
Texas
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Harry Truman
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Nagasaki
Truman
Calley
Mitchell
Dad
Junior
Today In History December selections from 1946 to 1960s
A compilation of historical milestones on December dates, noting Ho Chi Minh initiating attacks in Indochina in 1946, Drake's world voyage beginning in 1577, and other events including battles at Marye's Heights 1862, the Columbus scuttling 1939, and 1980s imperial guard action in Ethiopia.
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Ho Chi Minh
Rhode Island
Thomas Paine
Atlantic
Francis Drake
United States
Marye's Heights
Fredericksburg
Alps
Rhine River
Coblenz
Germany
Nanking
China
U.S
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Ethiopia
Imperial Guard
Haile Selassi
Brazil
Vocabulary Puzzle From Agygaritonen Word List Cites Cryptic Clues
A scrambled text presents a mixed set of crossword style clues and garbled items including pastry, cities, foods, languages, and directions. The list features scattered numbers and odd spellings, suggesting a fragmented glossary puzzle with missing definitions and ambiguous terms.
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