Violence Study Committee Nail On The Head
Editorial on the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. It argues internal threats like urban chaos racism and environmental disfigurement surpass external dangers. Recommends welfare increases after the Vietnam war, urges sustained social goals, and warns of rising internal violence.
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National Commission On
United States
Pogo
Johnson
Martin Luther King
Robert F. Kennedy
Commission
Milton S. Eisenhower
America
Richard H. Revere
GM Delays 11 Plants Over Holidays in 1969
General Motors shuts 11 assembly and smaller plants for two weeks at Christmas and New Year under the UAW contract, laying off thousands while paying 95 percent of regular wages. About 1,000 Fisher Body workers in Cleveland protested being kept on, demanding layoff.
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General Motors
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
Cleveland
Class II Malocclusion Affects Dental Health Question
Dear Dr Lawrence chronic jaw pain and ecaraches stem from Class II malocclusion. Early orthodontic care helps but success depends on jaw harmony and bone quality. At 38, treatment is doubtful. may worsen. Temporary bite plates test and permanent splints aim to open the bite and align teeth. Continuous splints and pain relief guidance are discussed.
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DR. Lawrence
PT. N. Rouse
Bible Verse Cited Romans Fourteen Twenty Three
Verse from Romans fourteen twenty three warns that any action not done in faith is sin and can bring damnation to the doubting. The note emphasizes faith as the condition for permissible conduct and frames doubt as a spiritual failing.
War Warnings and Reflections From Historic Figures
A compilation quotes Andrew Bonar Law on war being caused by human folly and Joel from scripture urging nations to prepare for conflict. The pair contrasts prophetic and political perspectives on war's inevitability and the need for readiness.
Building Dream House by Marshea Anderson
Marsh Anderson, an unskilled worker, trains at a local center and, with 800 hours of carpentry education, begins building a ten room home at 1882 North Russell Road. He and his seven children contribute daily while Mrs Marshea Anderson, who is Black, seeks to set a positive example for their community by completing the project herself. The Muskegon Chronicle highlighted their effort before the family refused aid, choosing to prove what can be accomplished with determination and skill.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Muskegon
Mich
Russell Road
Marsh Anderson
Andersons
Marsh
North Russell Road
PTA
Assa
Marshea
Marshea Anderson
The
Muskegon Chronicle
Morton ties GOP chairman role to Atlas munitions profits
Washington column reports Republican National Chairman Rogers Morton serves on Atlas Chemical Industries board, receiving 3000 to 3600 dollars annually since 1959. Atlas has large defense contracts including an 168 million dollar Chattanooga Volunteer Ammunition Plant project and 12 million annual defense work. Morton asserts constituents knew of his Atlas ties and he has avoided seeking favors. Atlas president Goetz later says Morton left the board recently. The piece links timing to potential Senate race and Nixon support. The other item notes NICAP’s decline and renewed UFO funding debates amid government skepticism.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Republican
Rogers Morton
Atlas Chemical Industries
Wilmington
Del
Morton
Army
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlas
Congress
Maryland
Pentagon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Atlas Board
U.S
Stuart Pharmaceuticals
Rapid Food and Drug Administration
E. J. Goetz
Goett
Leslie Whitten
Joe Tydings
D-Md
Nixon
GOP
Tydings
Baltimore
Aflcio
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
Partial masthead shows The Baytown Sun editors publishers and department heads. It lists Fred Hartman editor and publisher Bill Hartman general manager John Wadley business manager Ann B. Pritchett office manager Preston Pendergrass managing editor Johnelia Boynton advertising staff Paul Putman Dwight Moody Leon Brown and others. Published afternoons and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 9 address and 1.95 monthly carrier rate.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnelia Boynton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Qiao
Bridge Bid Sparks Gamble in Four Spade Contract
Oswald and Jacoby analyze a four spade contract where Bobby Goldman sacrifices against a light two spade reopener. Billy Eisenberg defends with precise ruffing and discards to set up long trumps. The hand features strategic play, including managing diamonds and clubs to neutralize the queen of spades.
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Bobby Goldman
Billy Eisenberg
Bobby
Dick Walsh
John Swanson
Billy
East
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding standoff prompts decision over six hearts
In a Vicard semeS style problem West North East South open with 2 hearts Pass 3 clubs or diamonds, 4 hearts, 5, 5 clubs, 6, then six spades or seven. South holds AQITS W3 KS76 HARS2. East faces a doubled six hearts. The question asks the recommended action after the double, weighing risk of overbid versus penalties.
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West North East
East
Enrich Your Vocabulary Answer to Previous Puzzle
Across clues and down clues mix in a puzzle style listing many terms and partial phrases. The grid references hint at a themed word game with definitions and wordplay across diverse topics from geography to biology to language.
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Eisenhower
William Lawrence
D.D.S
Asza
Lawrence
Joel Agee
Andrew Bonar Law
Gerry's
NEA
Lac
Wan
GOP National
Ammo
White House
Air Force
NICAP
Donald Keyhow
Gordon Lore Jr
National Space Administration
National Science Foundation
James McDonald
University of Arizona
Oswald
James Jacoby
Table South
Semsene
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Tie
Altide
Virginia
Mariner
Kingdom
New York
Arnaz
Mororen
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Dirk
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