Today’s Grab Bag and Miscellany Questions
A quirky collection asks when papal infallibility was adopted, defines terms like man on bees back and treneplon ous, and queries trapezoid sides. It notes Gen George Pattendv’s death from a European motor accident sixteen years ago today and offers a star-based word on rides or temperament, plus a caution about future risks and emotions in today’s child.
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George 8. Pattendv
Europe
Mystery Woman of Paris Letters Reveals Lost Passion
A forgotten Paris salon figure, born to a countess, gained fame for intimate letters. Her life intertwined with aging society figures and luminaries, but public knowledge lagged until her correspondence with M. Guibert was published revealing a hidden great man.
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Heag
A M. Guibert
Somseone
Christmas in Tents and Hope For Hurricane Victims
On the Gulf Coast residents of Port Lavaca Port O Connor and Palacios face a mixed Christmas after Hurricane Carla. Families live in government tents with limited belongings yet cling to small joys like a radio and a tree. Some victims plan to rebuild while struggling with uninsured losses and ongoing bills.
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San Antonio Express
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Associated Press
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Carla
Edwin Hunter
Palacios
Hunter
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Port O'Connor
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Curtis Edwards
Amily
Rodriguez
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William Striedel
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down items with several garbled entries including Remain, Quahog, Anoint archaic, pronoun, buffalo lake, duck genus, paper fastener, old world wizard, storage area, and other fragmented terms suggesting a newspaper puzzle page with corrupted OCR.
French physicist and nobleman linked to a secret love
A fragmented fragment hints at a French nobleman and physicist admitted to the Academy of Sciences in 1741 who became secretary, resisted offers from Frederick the Great and Catherine II, and lived in Platonic devotion to a woman who died in 1776. It notes his treatise on dynamics and cites other trivia from the era.
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Academy of Befences
Frederick the Great
Catherine II
France
Texas Wheat Will Report Big Drop
Washington AP reports a sharp drop in Texas wheat production due to acreage cuts under a 1962 quota program. Texas forecast at 61.54 million bushels from 3.62 million acres, down from last year. National winter wheat output next year slated at 944.133 million bushels, after 1.076 billion this season alongside a lower 10-year average. The note adds context on seed acreage and a casual line about African safari meat.
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Washington
Texas
U.S. Agriculture Department
Department
Eichmann Capture Details and Benson's Political Shifts
A speculative summary of Adolf Eichmann’s capture with claims about his family’s hiding names and an Israeli operation. The piece then critiques Ezra Taft Benson’s anti-Communist rhetoric, noting tensions with Mormon leaders David O. McKay, Henry D. Moyle, and Hugh B. Brown over political messages.
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Adolf Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Israel
Eichmann
Austria
Veronike Lieb] Eichmann
Argentina
Veronika
Genoa
Salta
Ricardo Klement
Avenue General Paz
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Eisenhower
Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Los Angeles
Ee el Caureh
David O. McKay
Henry D. Moyle
Hugh B Brown
Benson
McKay
West dealer leads wrong card in five clubs contract
In a five clubs contract South wins after West ignores East’s plea to switch suits. West continues spades, East lacks cooperation. South ruffs, cashes diamonds, then trumps to endplay West. If West had shifted hearts at trick two, South would have gone down. South’s bold diamond rounds pave path to victory.
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West
East
Declarer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
How Do You Stand Sir How Do You Stand Sir
Washington column condemns Barry Goldwater in The New Times piece from the USSR urging a hard line against communism. It argues Goldwater advocates nuclear war and would rather win than seek peaceful settlement, framing him as a Cold War hawk. The author defends a firm policy while noting Soviet praise of anti communism as dangerous.
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Washington
West
The
New Times
Journal of World Affairs
U.S.S.R
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Joe McCarthy
McCar
A York Times
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Berlin
Laos
Cuba
Motel Guest Hoards Items From Room In Kennett
AP reports a Dixie Motel guest in Kennett Missouri loaded his car with room belongings including sheets pillow cases mattress pad desk thermostat bathroom fixtures a 17 inch television set and stand shower head drapes and drapery rods plus a tension cord from the air conditioner. The suspect left the air conditioner and the weather was near freezing.
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Kennett
Dixie Motel
Threrather
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