Terrorists at Work in Viet Nam Threaten Americans
An Associated Press report details increasing Viet Nam violence behind the lines in Saigon with American deaths and injuries. It notes a coup cycle, rising Communist attacks, and U.S. casualties and aid totals while weighing President Johnson’s dilemma over staying, acting, or withdrawing.
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Moss Fights Government Secrecy Amid White House Delays
Congressman John Moss leads a probe into government information control as he accuses White House aides and Pentagon censors of blocking access to budget figures and progress reports. Moss seeks light on December 1963 and January 1964 figures and compares Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson eras amid a record voter turnout note.
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Blackwood and its variants in contract bridge
The article explains the Blackwood convention created by Easley Blackwood in 1933 and its evolution into Roman Blackwood and other offshoots. It describes responses to four no trump and the signaling of kings, plus how variations help deduce aces and kings for slam potential. The piece lists numerous related conventions and references Morehead’s contract bridge summary as essential reading.
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Fragmented Q and A trivia from a vintage column
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Spot of fame today points to historic Tower of London
Ruth Ramsey notes Windsor Castle and Tower of London as famed historic sites hosting crown jewels and the national collection of arms and armor while tourists stream in. The piece mentions execution dock history and Rudolf Hess as wartime prisoner, with a quiz on who is born today and various figures across fields.
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Soviet Leaders Welcome Zhivkov In Moscow Visit
Premier Nikita Khrushchev greeted Todor Zhivkov, Bulgaria’s Communist Party chief, at Moscow’s railway station for talks with Kremlin leaders as the last East European ally to visit. In England, debate over university facilities and aid surfaced with Chancellor Graeme Absnell slated for changes amid funding disputes.
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Dallas firm lands airborne dam contract worth 9.5 million
Washington AP reports a Dallas company won a 9.5 million airborne dam contract. The award is part of a U.S. government program with three more men from Birmingham University named. Sir Robert Aitken, VP, notes the deal includes a United States and an Australia element through Collings Radi Co. details remain unclear. West Berlin's Brandt becomes Socialist leader after convention.
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Mundt selects two South Dakota players despite shoplifting
Washington columnist recounts South Dakota high school shoplifting incidents from December involving seven seniors, noting Mundt chose Zenas Gurney and Gary Gage for West Point. The piece discusses broader South Vietnam war policy questions and possible U.S. troop actions under President Johnson, including escalation risks and political implications.
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Fragmentary Bible Verse Text Refers to Eternal Life
The brief OCR fragment mentions seeing the Son and believing for eternal life. It appears to be a stray religious snippet without a clear source or full quotation. The readable portion centers on faith in Jesus and the promise of eternal life.
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature
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