Grim Harvest and Seeds of Hate in Northern Ireland
An editorial argues that Northern Ireland’s brutal conflict stems from artificial religious sectarianism rather than deep cultural differences. It notes over 200 deaths since the Troubles began, a Londonderry massacre by British troops, and IRA vows of revenge, suggesting hatred would persist unless the underlying religious identities are addressed.
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Outer Space
Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Catholin
Aaron
Anc Uid
Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
How's Your Vocabulary Scrambler Cuttar 33 Book
A compact item advertises a vocabulary game titled How's Your Vocabulary Scrambler Cuttar 33 from the Book of e8 Desaci SSL. It highlights wordplay and puzzle appeal for readers seeking quick linguistic challenges.
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Cuttar
Desaci
Hughes Loan to Nixon Kin Sparks IRS Tax Break Controversy
The Howard Hughes enterprise loaned Richard Nixon's brother Don $205,000 in 1936. IRS granted a multi million dollar tax exemption to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute within months, sparking questions of a back scratching between Hughes entities and the Nixon family. Dietrich recalled urging caution and said the loan may not be tied to the exemption.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Richard Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
Hughes
IRS
White House
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Aircraft Co
Medical Institute
Institute
Don Nixon
Hughes Tool
Noah Dietrich
Nixon
Dietrich
Mr. Dietrich
Don
Donald
Hannah Nixon
Frank J. Waters
Waters
Combined Medical Institute and Aircraft Plant
Stability Problem Russia Worried By Yugoslavia
Washington analysis notes Moscow fears Yugoslav disintegration could spark broader Balkan nationalism. Brezhnev doctrine limits direct action against Tito, prompting Kremlin to prefer pressure and surveillance over open intervention while U S, wary, shifts support to exile groups and tightens internal security as regional stability remains priority.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
Moscow
Tito
Europe
Brezhnev
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
Cechoslovakia
Krimlin
Adriatic
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
U.S
U.S. State Department
Finesses Fail Here In A Bridge Lesson From Experts
In a bridge-scoring analysis, South misplays by finessing clubs and chasing trumps. The recommended line: cash the ace of spades at trick two, ruff through dummy, let the spades fall, then use the lead to draw out East’s cards. West’s king and a spade discard leave the nine of spades to club discard.
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North
East
South
Dummy
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Four Spades Bid After Partner Conflict
The bidding starts with West Pass, North Pass, East Pass, South opens with 14, four spades is reached after a sequence. You hold MISHFTWAQK ABZ BIG. Decide whether to push to slam or stay with four spades. Tomorrow reveals the answer.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff including Preston Pendergrass and Jim Finley with Wanda Orton as managing editor. It publishes afternoons and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier subscription options and national representation.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton Ow Eeee
Paul Putman
Cipeeeeese
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Heart surgery review on long term outcomes and grafts
Dear reader, the letter outlines coronary artery bypass grafting using saphenous vein, noting one graft remained open while another collapsed. It discusses vein versus mammary artery grafts, long term success questions, risk of atherosclerosis, and the need for lifestyle and medical management under supervision.
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Dr. Lamb
First fatality in powered flight and White House room query
Lt. Thomas Selfridge died in a crash near Washington on Sept 17 1906 while Orville Wright piloted the flight. Robert E Lee held the title briefly before surrender. The East Room is 79 feet long and 3634 feet wide.
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Thomas Selfridge
Washington, D.C
Orville Wright
Robert E. Lee
White House
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Associated Press
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