Editorial Fault Lines in Vietnam War Policy Focus
An opinion piece argues after years of U.S. involvement in Vietnam that South Vietnam and Ky are blamed as scapegoats. It urges acknowledging earlier missteps, reform needs, and warns against pressuring Ky as the proxy for broader issues in Paris talks and war strategy.
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Vietnam
Paris
George McGovern
South Dakota
Defense
Clark Clifford
United States
North Vietnam
Harvard
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Adolph Hiller
South Vietnam
Life Among Columnists: Texas Bureaucracy and Open Meetings
A column notes Gov. Connally’s bureaucratic reforms and Odom’s departure as Parks and Wildlife chairman signal shifts in agency control. It also cites Open Meetings Law challenges, Republican governors, and a proposed Texas Constitution revision facing the Legislature.
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Austin
Ernest Strumberger
Dallas Times Herald
Will Odom
Connally
Parks and Wildlife
Odom
Capitol
Reid Beveridge
Houston Chronicle
Richard M. Morehead
Dallas Morning News
Nixon
Maryland
Agnew
Preston Smith
Texas
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth Star - Telegram
Revision Commission
House
Senate
Advisable to remove diseased lobe promptly in TB treatment
Doctor’s Mailbag answers tuberculosis questions including when to operate, test scars, coughing blood, vaginal discharge, and hygiene. Notes that removing a diseased lung lobe can improve survival if drugs fail, explains blood source of hemoptysis, and details treatment with Metronidazole for trichomonas inquiries.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Alan
Hot Line and Gateway Arch Featured in Rousing References
A two way telegraph line links Washington and Moscow enabling direct crisis communication between the U S president and the Russian premier. The Gateway Arch in St Louis rises 630 feet symbolizing Missouri as the Gateway to the West. The etymology of the name Mewnpaper Interprets Aase is noted.
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Washington, D.C
Moscow
United States
St. Louis
Missouri
Nixon's Family Big One
A commentary on the vast federal government payroll as Nixon's inauguration looms. It breaks down civilian and military employment by department, agency, and location, noting totals of over three million workers and the rising payroll costs. It cites civilian and foreign staff, plus state and local payrolls, and ends with a biblical verse.
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Sen
Executive Branch
United States
Amd
Post Office Department
Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Interior
Labor
White House
Congress
General Services Administration
Veterans Administration
Panama Canal Administration
U.S. Information Agency
Tennessee Valley Authority
General Accounting Offices
Selective Service
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Navy
Air Force
State Department
Canal Zone
Germany
Japan
Korea
New Interior Chief Ally of Big Oil Ties
Washington column reports Senatorial scrutiny intensifies over Richard Nixon’s Interior pick Gov Walter Hickel a longtime ally of major oil firms and foe of Eskimo communities The piece recounts Hickel’s 1967 crackdown on a KusKokwim Eskimo cooperative blocking sale of salmon to a Japanese ship and alleges government interference with a Mitsubishi Kyokuyo contract top officials deny legal oversteps while Eskimo fishermen face losses from spoiled catch and potential relief needs
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert ©. Anderson
Atlantic- Richfield Oil
Richard Nixon
Interior
Nixon
Walter Hickel
USA
Gov. Hickel
Kuskowin
Hip
Hickel
Alaskan
State Department
Bethel
Kuskokwim Co-op
Eskimos
Alaska Legal Services
Mitsubishi International
Kyokuyo Hogei Ltd
Mitsubishi
Juneau
William Jacobs
Star Chamber
Seattle
Jacobs
Anchorage
Kuskokwim
Philippians 2 4: Let each of you look to the interests of others
A biblical verse urges believers to consider others' needs alongside their own and follow Christ's example of humility and service. It emphasizes mutual care and selflessness within a community.
Baytown Editor Publisher General Manager Retire
In Baytown a long time editor and publisher general manager retire from duties after decades of service. The veteran newsroom leader oversaw editions and managed operations, shaping local coverage and staff.
Bridge Tips: Oldest On Team Proves Bold In Play
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss Sidney Lazard of New Orleans at 40 and George Rapee at 50 as the veteran players on the American bridge team. They recall past champions, analyze a key take-out double by George, and explain how his risky line could beat a four hearts contract despite aging.
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Sidney Lazard
New Orleans
George Rapee
Jacoby
Four Aces
George
Sidney
South
North
King of Diamonds
Newspaper Enterprise Assad
Bridge bidding puzzle on four Hearts response
In a four hearts sequence after a late 3NT intervention you feel pressed by partner’s four hearts over a four diamond bid and must choose the safest continuation. The clue asks for the best allowed action when the partnership holds a bear by the tail and must not pull to a dangerous contract.
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West North
You
South
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across Words
A compiled word puzzle style list presents clues and partial answers across multiple categories and regions. The dense grid mentions places like Atlantic City and Maryland, with several military and nautical terms, names, and descriptors interwoven in a language enrichment format.
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Bown
Diego
California
Virginia
Atlantic City
York
Capitol of
Maryland
Dor
Louisiana
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