Pueblo Crisis Editorial Sees Trust Eroded by Pueblo Incident
The Pueblo crisis unites Americans yet shakes faith in government as key decisions were made before the President learned of the incident. Allegations of a leaked call up of reserves surface, casting a wary light on military and political leadership and fueling a sense of instability.
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U.S
Enterprise
Vietnam
Korea
Joint Command Headquarters
Honolulu
Chalmers D. Roberts
Washington Post
Japan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wall Street
Seoul
North
South Korea
British Headlights Rule Set With Night Driving Shift
The Ministry of Transport plans mandatory headlights from April 1 after a Birmingham trial shows fewer night accidents and pedestrian injuries with 70 percent driver compliance. Initially required on roads over 30 mph and in poorly lit urban streets, despite Britons’ dread of regulations.
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France
Britain
Ministry of Transport
Birmingham
Glasgow
Liverpool
Manchester
Word Power Puzzle Clue List From NEA Feature
A compact prompt style listing many crossword like clues with numbers for across and down entries. Contains varied definitions such as bovine critter aquatic mammal and first woman along with several theme notes and partial phrases. The fragment appears to be an incomplete grid with mismatched letters and garbled terms.
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Turkey
Indiz
Baytown Sun Staff Roster and Publication Details
Baytown Sun with staff listings for editor in chief and departments, including Bill Hartman editor publisher and John Wadley general manager. It notes editorial and advertising personnel, address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, and postal box 90 with circulation and subscription rates.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Weetebayveteree
John Wadley
Weeeetaeeeseseeesere
Beuleh Mee Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Eeee Eee
Dwight Moody
Corsie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
The
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press Press
Aneogs Origin
New Law To Lower Poverty Sparks Debate Across Nation
NEW YORK AP. A new 1.60 an hour minimum wage begins Thursday, promising poverty reduction and broader economic benefits. Opponents warn of job loss, inflation, and higher prices, while supporters say higher pay lifts seven million workers and boosts the economy. President Johnson cites minimal impact on jobs since 1938.
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New York
Johnson
Youthful Ben Barnes Eyes Texas Governor Seat
Ben Barnes, 29, pursues the Texas lieutenant governor race after considering a run for governor. He noted his long service as Speaker of the House and his frequent state travel, with key stops planned through May. Barnes predicts tax gains from a special session debate and outlines a campaign strategy targeting urban counties. He hopes to broaden support while balancing duties at the Austin office and on the road.
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Bill Hartman
Ben Barnes
Texas
Barnes
Connally
Baytown
Don Gladden
Fort Worth
Baytonians
Coke Stevenson
Comanche
Brown
Coleman
Runnels
Bishop College
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Denison
East Texas
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Mineola
Pittsburg
Henderson
Gladewater
Center
Austin
Hubert Humphrey
Herris
Galvestton
Isit
Martha
Harris County
Martha) Barnes
San Antonio
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Ricemen Vote To Keep Market List On 68 Grain Crop
Washington AP The Rice industry votes to retain marketing quotas for the 1968 rice crop in a Jan 22 referendum. Total 17,344 for quotas 570 against with state tallies from Arkansas Florida Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas California Missouri and others. The plan would allocate 2,400,000 acres for planting the 1968 crop as world supply tightens and prices rise.
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Agriculture Department
Winois
Department
U.S
Foreign Agricultural Service
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
California
Missouri
End Play Conserves Contract In Bridge Column
In a rubber bridge analysis South countered a bad trump break by backtracking to the bidding. Facing East with durable high cards, the declarer forced an end play in trick three by discarding and ruffing in dummy. East led the queen of clubs, South sacrificed the lead to reveal the hand and secure the remaining tricks, with West holding the trump sure trick.
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South
East
West
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Two Diamonds Opens and South Responds in Bridge
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South 29 Pass 34 Pass ah Pass 44 Pass 4NT Pass 54 Pass SNt Pass, South holds ARTS W2 KQ654 B154. Decide whether to bid six hearts to show two kings or consider the diamond queen when partner has played power. Partner opens two diamonds. South holds M32 WEQUOSTS 82 HBS and must choose a response.
ABA study urges judge sentence flexibility over fixed terms
The ABA report proposes replacing legislated prison terms with judge driven options from probation to rehab. It notes cost savings and social benefits, urging leniency for nonviolent offenders while maintaining harsh penalties for serious crimes. Examples show wide disparities in sentences for similar acts across states.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
American Bar Association
ABA
Crimac
Tere
Mereber
Colorado
California
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