A Plan for Revenue Sharing Upsets White House Strategy
Two syndicated Washington columnists outline Rep. Wilbur Mills plan to replace federal welfare aid with a broad overhauls. the Arkansas Democrat argues the proposal could relieve states like New York and California while preserving power for smaller states. Nixon might praise Mills if the plan helps the country. otherwise he could attack it as obstruction.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
White House
Arkansas Democrat
New York
California
Nixon
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Mills
Moon Watch on Display at American Museum Planetarium
The Moon Watch, a one of a kind lunar timepiece by Hel bros, is shown at the American Museum-Hay den Planetarium New York. It records time in lunations and lunours under Dr. Kenneth L. Franklin's system, forecasting lunar daylight and night cycles for future Moon bases.
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American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
New York
Helbros
Kenneth L. Franklin
Planetarium
Franklin
Earth
General Westmoreland Faces Army Reform Public Relations Push
Jack Anderson portrays General William Westmoreland as attempting to salvage an army teetering toward insubordination. The piece catalogs lax discipline, drug use, AWOL trends, and racial tension, while criticizing PR efforts such as posters, beer machines, barracks partitions, and a civilianized KP. It notes opposition from hard-liners like General Hamilton Howze.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
West Point
Westy
Sen
Strom Thurmond
How's Your Vocabulary Fabrics Across 1 to 49
A crossword style puzzle list of fabric related clues and wordplay with across and down entries. Includes terms like cotton, silk, wool, linen, and various textile related clues with prefixes, suffixes, and abbreviations. Names of fabrics, colors, and related items appear throughout.
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Los
California
Susana Perch
Lavinia
Opening the Bid Could Save South in Bridge Satire
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss bridge bidding dangers with a light opening and a South hand that avoids disaster despite a failed pass. The piece humorously contrasts South avoiding 1C with West overcalling and East-West risking game, rubber, or big penalties, noting opening strategy and potential outcomes.
Bidding Dilemma in V Card Seasca Hand Analysis
The bridge puzzle presents a South hand AST4A32 WT Q98 BK 1043 after a double and a 2h response. With partner in four spades after a three spade bid, the question asks for the correct action and strategy for balance or restraint. Tomorrow's answer will clarify the best move.
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Passay Pass
Wisdom over folly guide to listening and law
A sober maxim contrasts a prudent youth with a stubborn king and cites scripture. It highlights the value of listening to advice and meditating on the law of the Lord day and night as a guide to wise living.
The Fox of Pollution Targets Big Steel in Stand Against Polluters
A Chicago columnist profile describes an unnamed environmental vigilante known as The Fox who spurns notoriety while attacking industrial polluters. From abandoned signs signed by U S Steel to a coffin and dead creatures left at a corporate office, his antics widen the battle from the Fox River to Lake Michigan. He operates from Aurora Illinois area with sheriff files but remains unidentified. The piece portrays him as an eccentric yet principled crusader whose actions spark public debate on corporate pollution.
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Baytown Sun
Chicago
the Fox
Carrie Nation
United States Steel
Indiana
Lake Michigan
U.S. Steel
Big Steel
Fox
Robin Hood
Smokestack
Mike Royko
Mike
Aurora
Fox River Valley
Kane County Sheriff's Office
Little David
Goliath
Roosevelt Quote on Resource Conservation
A 1908 World Almanac statement by President Theodore Roosevelt emphasizes that conserving natural resources is the nation’s foremost issue. He warns against using prosperity now in a way that destroys future descendants' prospects.
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America
Theodore Roosevelt
Oldest Greek-letter fraternity still in continuous existence
Q Which is the oldest Greek-letter college fraternity to have maintained a continuous existence. A The Kappa Alpha Society founded in 1825 at Union College and University Schenectady NY. Q Who is the first actor in British history to become a member of the House of Lords A Sir Laurence Olivier. Q What tree is immune to browsing animals A The honey locust because of its long thorny spikes.
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Kappa Alpha Society
Union, College and University
Schenectady
N.Y
House of Lords
Sir Laurence Olivier
Epileptics Save on Medicines Through National Program
Lawrence Lamb M D explains a National Epilepsy League initiative offering a self supporting pharmacy. Members pay 1 yearly and can save up to 25 percent on medicines, with large order discounts, quality control, discreet mailing, and prescriptions only from a personal doctor. The service bills later and requires payment within 30 days. The program seeks broader access for other chronic illnesses.
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United States
National
NEL
N.E.S
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
N.E.L
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