Blinking Not The Word In Court And Debt Limit Clash
Editorial weighs two day’s items, a murder case dismissal when defendants confessed without lawyers and a Treasury warning that without a $7 billion debt limit hike in 30 days Social Security and veterans’ pay could be at risk. Questioning why funds for retirees loom vulnerable while other programs grow, the piece likens the government to a bank unable to repay deposits without borrowing. It argues the debt threat is hard to grasp and hard to swallow.
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U.S. Treasury
Congress
U.S
Uncle Sam
Virginia
Santa Claus
Is It Too Late Now A 15? Year Old Kills Self In Wisconsin
A 15 year old boy in Waukesha Wisconsin killed himself after losing his driver license for speeding tickets. He left a note to his parents saying life without a car job and social life was unbearable. The piece questions who is to blame and urges urgent action by parents schools police government and car makers.
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Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A compact puzzle item listing clues and wordplay segments from a NEA feature. It includes definitions for curtain parts feminine appellation Jason's ship and various cross references across several numbered entries.
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Jason
Baytown Sun Contact and Address Details
Baytown Sun roster lists editors publishers and managers including Wadley Pendergrass Poonan Laughlin and Pucman with office at 1801 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and mailing address Box 90 Baytown 77520. Subscription rates shown 1.75 a month 21 a year and 10 cents for single copies.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Harmman
Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
Representatives. Inc
The Real Dope On Red China by Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore recalls his 1949 China trip with humor and critique. He riffs on Chinese music, the 3,800,000 square mile PRC, and a vivid Peking medical scene, noting his flu persisted despite strange remedies. He promises deeper analysis of China's problems in future writing.
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Henry McLemore
New York
China
Reds
Chinese People’s Republic
Peking
Mao
Charles Addams
Charlie Chan
Fu’ Manchu
Dr. Fu Manchu
Today In History February 10 1967 Highlights
On this date various historic events are noted including the scuttling of the battleship Pennsylvania in 1948 after its wartime reputation and Bikini Atoll tests. Also listed are the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War, Victoria marrying Albert in 1849, and other citizenship and papal death milestones.
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Pennsylvania
Pacific
Bikini Atoll
Paris
Britain
Victoria
Prince Albert
United States States
United States
Pius XI
Pravda
Russia
Hungary
Kennedy Paris peace signal stirs U S policy debate
Washington column recounts how rumors of a Hanoi peace signal linked to Sen. Robert Kennedy triggered White House checks and a Johnson denial. Officials remain skeptical of French messages while Kennedy faced pressure to confirm or deny a Paris brief. The piece also notes Navy tensions over Cape Town race laws and reader protest over Medicare rules.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Vietnam
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Paris
Johnson
Kennedy
Hanoi
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Wilfred Burchett
North Vietnam
International Control Commission
Vatican
Mai van Bo
U.S
Len- Kennedy
State Department
White House
The Doctors Mailbag Vitamin Questions Answered
The column by Dr Wayne G Brandstadt responds to readers on blood pressure vitamin B12 and D vitamin E C and other supplements. It notes 110/70 is healthy 45 year old blood pressure and that vitamin B12 treats pernicious anemia while vitamin E lacks proven benefits. It also covers vitamin D dosing and cautions on prolonged Medrol use and bruising.
Bible Verse Echoes Isaiah Message
A biblical line echoes Isaiah 53:6 noting all have strayed and turned to their own way while the Lord bears the sin of many. The verse emphasizes collective fault and divine atonement.
Speculator Is Real Puzzler In AP Special Report
AP Business News Analyst John Cunniff examines the amateur stock market speculator whose dreams of overnight riches lead to ruin. A man who lost an inheritance and savings describes his ruin, humbly teases a lesson learned, and plans to reinvest cautiously after publishing his book. He says he will spend advances on an apartment and invest the rest conservatively.
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John Cunniff
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Manhattan
Gough
Tare
Bridge policy and Blackwood choices in four club over three spades
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a Bridge hand where Blackwood prompts a 4NT bid. The suggested line avoids Blackwood by bidding 4 clubs over 3 spades, inviting North to show hearts with 4 hearts, then South jumps to 5 spades signaling two diamond losers and no losers in other suits. This allows the partnership to avoid a slam misfire and reduce diamond losses.
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North
South
West
Blackwood
Blackwood limits in slam bidding with a spade doubleton
In a bridge hand discussion the article notes two Blackwood caveats. Do not use Blackwood with a worthless unbid suit doubleton. Do not use Blackwood unless you will bid a slam if partner shows three aces.
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Jacoby and Son
South
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Paul Nitze
Nitze
Roosevelt
E. George Siedle
Lancaster
InterCounty Hospitalization Plan, Inc
Medicare
Charles H. Elliott
Florida
Blue Cross and Shield
John Delandos
Arlington
The
Vitamin Family
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M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Weyne G. Brandstadt, M.D
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Speculator
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