War Scoffers Keeping Busy Amid Vietnam Crisis
In the altered Vietnam war course critics sharpen their attacks on the Johnson administration for exaggerated optimism. Hanoi’s offensives threaten Saigon and Khe Sanh, weakening the negotiation position and pushing toward the grim prospect of defeat or a major new military move in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Khe Sanh
Vietnam
Red
Saigon
Hue
Viet Cong
Hanoi
John V. Lindsay
South Vietnam
Norway
Greece
Southeast Asia
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across a Much About Nothing
A list style NEA feature presents word puzzles and clues including phrases like Dont be such and The-of nature. Entries cover terms from plaster of paris to five-car and great lakes to love apple with various cross references and wordplay hints.
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Mayen
Baytown Sun Staff Listing and Publication Details
Editorial and publishing staff credits for The Baytown Sun Inc summarize roles from editor to business manager. The notice lists offices, management, advertising, and circulation staff at 11301 Memory Drive Baytown Texas with post office box and rates and notes newspaper being a second class matter.
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Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Pregs
We Don’t See The Horrors We Don’t See by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues against the Vietnam War stance of U S leaders urging withdrawal. He contends war stories desensitize the public, warns the conflict harms America, and says staying is worse than admitting defeat. He cites fear, appeals for isolationism, and questions the purpose of American casualties.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown
Uncle Sam
Southeast Asia
Asia
Washington
China
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
Vietnam
South Korea
Japan
Australia
Africa
United States
Plantagenet House Name From Broom Plant
Quick quiz asks the origin of the Plantagenet surname derived from a broom plant worn in the founder’s cap. It explains inferior planets Mercury and Venus, Carl Sandburg as Pulitzer winner in poetry and history, the yard’s origin from Henry I’s arm, and hydrogen as the universe’s most abundant element.
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House of Plantagenet
Plantagenet
Plante de Genet
Carl Sandburg
Newspaper Enterprise Associal
Fourth In Series 5000 Bricks Fetch 30 In Galveston
Nelson A. Martin recounts Cedar Bayou brickmaking history focusing on kilns loading, drying, and moving bricks to Galveston. He notes 5,000 bricks from a four-man crew sold for 30 dollars on the Galveston wharves, detailing boats, routes, and costs of operations.
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Cedar Bayou
Nelson A. Martin
Baytown Area
Bayou
Galveston
Houston
Gillette’s
Casey
Rosemmond
Milam
Gillette
Galveston Bay
Rosemond
Chambers County
Harris County
Bible Verse For Every One That Asketh Receiveth
The verse from Luke 11 20 emphasizes that those who seek will find and those who knock will have doors opened It presents a message of faith and assurance attributed to Jesus Christ in a biblical context
This Day In History February 15 1998 AP Almanac Snapshot
On February 15 1998 a brief history snapshot notes events across centuries including the Maine explosion in Havana 1898 Galileo born 1564 Printz arrival 1943 Fort Christina St Louis founded 1764 Cermak shot 1933 Singapore surrender 1942 Berlin raids 1944 Sumatra rebel government 1963 De Gaulle plot thwarted 1969 and a 1968 clash in Vietnam killing over 240 Communists.
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Johann Printz
Fort Christina
Wilmington
Del
St. Louis
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Singapore
Berlin
Indonesia
Sukarno
Sumatra
Charles de Gaulle
South Vietnam
The Doctor Says: Laughs and Tears May Boost Lifespan
A columnist notes that open crying is a healthful outlet, with tears cleansing the eye and easing tension. Women tend to cry more and may have lower ulcers and blood pressure. laughter and tears may extend life. Q&A covers spleen appendix and tonsils longevity and cortisone use for rheumatism.
Korea Cabinet Angrily Chides U S Over Panmunjom Talks
In Seoul Cabinet members clash over Panmunjom talks and U S role after North Korea threats and the Pueblo seizure. President Park warns that retaliation is the only language communists understand while diplomats seek assurance of South Korean involvement.
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Seoul
U.S
South Korea
Blue House
Chung Hei Park
North Korea
Kim Sung
Sung Eun Kim
Vietnam
Chong Kyu Park
Kim Ti Sung
Pyongyang
Chong Kyu
United States
William Porter
Charles Bonesteel
Kwon Chong
Porter
Bonesteel
Chong Mook Park
Panmunjom
Chong
White House
Walt Rostow
President Johnson
Boston
Lady Bird Johnson
Marvin Watson
Chung Hee Park
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Book play in bridge hand praised by Mollo and Munoz
South wins the heart opening, plays spade three, and Senor Munoz signals with ace. He sacrifices by feeding the king of clubs, enabling four club tricks after unblocking. The defense relies on precise signaling and a specific club sequence, illustrating a classic book play cited by Victor Mollo and Rafael Munoz.
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Victor Mollo
Rafael Munoz
Spain
South
Senor Munoz
West
East
Declarer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding Dilemma in a Diamond Slam Scenario
In a bridge problem, South holds AAQEGS WAZ OA HAKISA and bids seven diamonds after a sequence. If partner jumps to four spades over two spades, determine action. The discussion contrasts risking slam in diamonds versus pursuing a better contract or profit.
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