Start Of Life Abortion Debate Spurs Legal Fight In New York
Editorial weighs abortion as a defining issue. The AMA notes no new liberal laws this year but New York’s 1970 law reduced maternal and infant mortality and illegitimate births. Robert Burn seeks to halt abortions, arguing the law clashes with the 14th Amendment, while guardianship assigns him to represent unborn fetuses. The piece explores scientific and philosophical questions about when life begins and the mother’s rights.
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American Medical Association
New York
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Center For Disease Control
United States
U.S
Robert Burn
Right To Life League
Burn
Byrn
New York City
Aristotle
Plato
St. Gregory
St. Thomas Aquinas
How's Your Vocabulary Special Days Across Puzzle
Puzzle text lists many mismatched clues and garbled phrases across a vocabulary themed set. Contains partial word fragments, misprints, and stray letter sequences suggesting a crossword style with inconsistent entries and erroneous spacing.
Kosher Nostra Finds Shelter in Israel Says Jack Anderson
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports that Israel has become a refuge for Jewish criminals known as the Kosher Nostra. Meyer Lansky leads a group including Harry Stromberg Joe Doc Stacher Morris Schmertzler and others who migrated under the Law of Return amid concerns over crime money and banking links. The piece notes government probes and internal debate over letting hoodlums stay while acknowledging the lure of capital. It also touches on a separate political game and a new perfume trend in Washington.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Israel
Meyer Lansky
Isaae
Harry Stromberg
Nig Rosen
Philadelphia
Senate
Joe
Doc’ Stacher
Morris Schmertzler
Max Courtney
al Mones
Hyman “Hymie’ Segal
Frank Ritter
Red Reed
Claude Lipsky
France
Kaifeng
Kalamazoo
Interior Ministry
America
William Anderson
Tennessee
Vietnam
Anderson
Spiro Agnew
One Fourth of Mankind The Baytown Sun Ad Page Aged
Classified header listing Baytown Sun staff and contact details with publication notes. It includes executive editor managing editor advertising director and retail manager, plus addresses, post office details, subscription rates, and advertising representation. The text resembles a newspaper masthead and internal publication information from Baytown Texas.
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Tiate
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Interpreting a Bridge Hand and Historical Notes in One Item
A combined feature shows a bridge hand analysis by Oswald and James Jacoby with a September example of making seven hearts despite interference. It discusses bid choices, a misdealt diamond, and a hypothetical super Vienna coup plus background on Sun Yat sen and early Chinese reforms.
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East
South Belogs
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
China
Tz'u Hei
The
Kuomintang
Sun Yat-sen
Wuchang
Sun
Republic of China
Nationalist Party
University of Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Peking Play Squeeze Backfire in Nixon Talks
In a column by Ernest Cuneo the piece argues Premier Chou En Lai pressed Nixon on Taiwan and a Peking visit, framing U.S. policy as begging for a summit. It recalls Count Sforza on American inscrutability and ends with Baytown Christmas Toy Drive thanks to citizens and helpers.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Peking
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Taiwan
U.S
Premier Chou
Hed
China
Chou Enlai
Carlo Sforza
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Count Sforza
Mr. Nixon
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Baytown Sur
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John Wadley
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Jim Finley
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