Editorial: Industry Can Help End War in Vietnam
A Wall Street Journal letter argues for a massive American led industrial invasion of South Vietnam to create up to three million jobs, reduce reliance on agriculture, and win loyalty to the new government. It favors 100 percent insurance for investors and minimal taxpayer cost. Other experts warn against delaying development and urge early Mekong Delta projects to counter communist subversion. The piece warns that unless the economic struggle is won, war efforts may be in vain.
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South ‘Vietnam
Videt Theman
Guy Francis Stark
Taiwan
South Vietnam
Foreign Service
North Vietnam
Sion
Wall Street Journal
Vietnam
Stark
Tve
U.S
David E. “Lilienthal
Development’ and Resources Corporation of
New York
Ieather
U.S. Agency For International Development (Aid
Tennessee Vasley Authority
Mekong
United States
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle List
Puzzle content lists various clues and wordplay snippets from a 20th century periodical. It references a quote by Christopher Morley and a Psalm verse, with scattered clues such as Asian desert and English anatomist from a word game column. The entry preserves the puzzle-like tone and period voice.
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff List
The Baytown Sun credits Fred Hartman Editor and Publisher Bill Hartman General Manager John Wadley Business Manager Beulah Rae Jackson Assistant To The Publisher Paul Putman Assistant To The Publisher Ann B. Pritchett Office Manager Editorial Department Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Managing Editor Assistant Managing Editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Rae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Seseeee
Henry Holcomb
They Do Unto All Others They Do Unto All Others
Paul Harvey reflects on the National Selected Morticians golden anniversary convention in Chicago. He notes undertakers display calm, composure, and quiet joy, driven by deep faith, community ties, and lifelong family involvement, finding personal reward in helping others.
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Paul Harvey
Morticians
Chicago
Sue
Finneral
Quick quiz questions on psychedelics and science
A quiz item set covers the meaning of psychedelic as mind expanding and names drugs like LSD and marijuana. It asks which two pine family members are not evergreens, identifies larch and bald cypress, and notes bowls for pipes use drier root wood. It also explains Cynosura as the ancient name for Ursa Minor.
Bible Verse Come Now Let Us Reason Together
A short paraphrase echoes Isaiah 1 18 about sins that may be forgiven and made white as snow through divine reasoning and mercy. The wording mirrors a historic biblical call to repentance and transformation.
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Isafeh
World’s Fare By Wick Fowler Wig sales boost if Florida returns
Cartoonish quip from Wick Fowler noting that if Indians reclaim Florida rather than cash settlement, Florida wig sales would surge. The joke plays on wig and scalp imagery to imply benefit to local vendors.
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Wick Fowler
Florida
Wiretaps and AVCO probe stir 1962 Washington
In 1962 FBI wiretaps at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel reveal discussions linking Rep. Gerald Ford and Earl Wilson to AVCO contract trouble. The tapes show efforts to influence investigations into AVCO radio contracts for Army vehicles, including talks with George Mahon and Comptroller General Campbell. Ford and Blaik deny improprieties amid calls for transcript sharing.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
FBI
Fred Black
Sheraton-Carlton
Gerald Ford
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Southwest
Peo Avco Corporation
Rep. Ford
Michisen
Army
AVCO
Earl Wilson
Blaik
Herr
Jerry
Jerry Ford
Ferry
Wilson
House Appropriations
George Mahon
D-Tex
Joseph Campbell
Appropriations
Cammpbell
Campbell
Blaix
Ford
Cincinnati
Detroit
Crosley’s
Therfore
Bedford
Ind
Magnavox
Fort Wayne
Vitamins in foods and poisoning risks explainer
Cooking and storage determine vitamin A D B and C levels. Fat soluble vitamins A and D can be stored in the body and pose poisoning risks, while B and C are largely water soluble and less likely to accumulate. Excess intake from capsules may harm daily health. Niacin lowers cholesterol and Pellagra risk, Rauwolfia tranquilizer and BP reducer.
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California
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Humble Chairman's Talks Make Up 'Business' Book
M A Wright chairman of Hum ble OH and Refining Co compiles speeches from his year as U S Chamber of Commerce president into The Business of Business A perceptive look at businessmen in the Great Society and the role of private enterprise in public affairs The 15 chapters cover education competition profits labor policy and future goals with foreword by Ervin D Canham Wrights bios list his industry roles and university board ties
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M. A. Wright
Humble OH and Refining Co
McGraw - Hill
Ervin D. Canham
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
B. A. Wright
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Oklahoma State University Development Foundation
The
American Petroleum Institute
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
DAY UNTO DAY A Prayer Lord
A reflective plea for humility and courage to face harsh realities. It speaks to forgiving a feeble faith, embracing truth, and recognizing inner strength as life’s defining factor. The voice urges steadiness amid uncertainty and self examination.
Bridge Hand Sparks Match Point Debate
Herbert Buzzie Scheiffel of New York wins a long rubber with a bold two clubs after a 2 spade overcall and a hopeful two heart reopening.East doubles, Buzzie leads ace of spades and queen, dummy’s king wins, diamond trick ensues. South ducks, East later builds a diamond run but two trump tricks prove costly, totaling 60 points for the back-in bid.
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Herbert Buzzie Scheiffel
New York
Santa Claus
East
South
Buzzie
Dummy
King
East Stiil
Paii
iMewspaper Enterpose
Bridge bidding puzzle from a matchpoint article
The fragment discusses a bridge auction after West North East South opens with one spade then passes, with unclear bids and a call for guidance. It suggests a two no trump to ask partner to shift to a minor suit or a three diamond bid, then asks what to do next and promises an answer tomorrow. The text is garbled but centers on choosing a safe exit from a flawed contract.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on surgeons license and nursery conflict
In a witty column, the author quips that an opera tor's license resembles a surgeon's credential after medical school. The piece also jokes that just as a nursery nears becoming a den, the eldest daughter and her husband move in with their twins, adding family chaos.
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Corrie Laughlin
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated D Press Pry
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James Kerr
Executive Committee
Earl “Red Black
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Congress
Executive Branch
Admiral
Bendix
FBE
Crosley
Black
Congressman Ford
Department of Justice
Kerr
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstedt, M.D
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By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Soulnerable
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