Editorials Viewpoint on Nixon Foes in Uphill Campaign
The piece argues that challenging an incumbent during war is hard especially in Vietnam and in 1972 with peace talks. It notes Sen. Edmund Muskie faced treason accusations for critiquing Nixon’s Hanoi approach. It recalls a 1965 peace bid that failed for lacking North Vietnam South Vietnam power sharing.
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Edmund Muskie
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
William P. Bundy
George W. Ball
State Department
Johnson
U.S
Paris
Washington
Henry Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Xerox
Random House
Playtex
General Motors
Afro- American Publications
Phil
Urban Planning Student Promotes Study Amid Ecology Crisis
A western university female junior urban planning major says ecology and the war are in crisis status so she will study. The passage suggests a link between study and a useful urban planning career as a partial ecology solution.
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Western University
Dr Lawrence E Lamb on Cooling Food Safely
Dear Dr Lamb outlines safe cooling, recommends refrigerating hot foods promptly to prevent bacterial growth and toxin formation. He notes reheating does not remove toxins and gives guidance on milk products and cottage cheese options.
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Dr. Lamb
Lion Country Safari lion round up ad angers South African officials
Natal Parks Board condemned Lion Country Safari for promoting an African Rhino Roundup inviting tourists to capture rhinos with dart guns. J. T. Geddes Page warned no participation by tourists in Natal reserves and barred tour conductors, citing conservation concerns and Humane Society intervention.
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Washington
Natal Parks Board
Lion Country Safari
California
Florida
Natal
J. T. Geddes Page
Page
Gary Player
Ian
U.S. Humane Society
Frank Bucks
Africa
Personal Gain New Demo Rules Are Ridiculous
ERNEST CUNEO argues the Democratic primary reforms were driven by Sen. Harris and George McGovern to benefit insiders. He claims the DNC carried Kennedy's campaign debt, cites New York Reform Democrats ousting regulars, and notes Green left-wing money men like Howie Samuels attempting to influence the convention and Vietnam stance.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Sen
Fred Harris
George McGovern
Harris
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DNC
Democratic Party
Robert F. Kennedy
Big City
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Fdr
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Nelson Rockefeller
Howard Samuels
Howie the Horse
Empire State
Sobbing Samuels
Samuels
New York Times
Howard
Grant
Cold Harbor
Across in Getsup vocabulary puzzle notes list
Noted names ACROSS in Getsup 1 Roy 35 Changed Scottish direction outlaw 36 Card game 4Incarnation 37 French of Vishnu sculptor 8 Etiquette 39 Grooves writer 40 Yawn 12 Bustle 41 Gems of 13 Epic poetry cattle 74 Martian 42 Devoured comb forming 45 Ropes 15 Sinbad's bird 49 Occur myth 51 Feminine 16 Aggressive nickname opponent 52 Cleopatra's 18 Covered river passageways 53 Shoshone at 20 Greek letter Indians 21 Exist 54 Stripling 2Widemouthed 55 Fruit drink pitcher 56 Strip of 24 Gambling leather cubes 57 Abstract fe the bey being 7 Light tou 5 36 Cover with DOW something L- avis salid 2Smell 32 Olympian 3 Italian author deity 4 English novelist 31 Portable 5 Church part chairs 6 Bryophytic 33 Tetrarchol plants Galilee Bib T King of Judah 38 Repeat from Bib memory 8Moreashen 40 Biological 9 Verbal entities WDispatched 41 French 11 Grivet Seaport monkey 42 Heating 11 Fancy device 19 Ranges 43 Cry 23 Entwined 44 Story 2 Transaction 46 Soviet city 25 Nested boxes 47 European 2 Greek fabulist wild cherry 27 Readable 49 American 2 Thedill engineer 2 Children 30 British tavern
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Roy
Fe the Bey
Dow
Avis Salid
Galilee
King of Judah
Baytown Sun Staff and Office Details
Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman editor and publisher John Wadley general manager Paul Putman advertising manager AmB Pritchett office manager Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and Leon Brown in executive and editorial roles. Published afternoons at 1391 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with 77520 postal box. Subscription rates and carrier pricing shown.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Amb. Pritchett
Eeeesesrenseeeneee Ee
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Ereeeess
Wanda Orton
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
General Advertising Service
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Skylab to Launch in 1973 With Unmanned Saturn 5 Rocket
The World Almanac reports Skylab as an earth orbiting laboratory launched unmanned by a Saturn 5 in early 1973. The following day three astronauts will ride a modified Apollo ship to docking and occupy the lab for 28 days to conduct medical scientific and engineering studies.
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World Almanac
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bid to two diamonds after South passes on strong hand
In a bridge problem West doubles your two diamond bid after a 98654 VAQ6 hand and a pass from South. You hold GAIL ANI and must decide the next move. The article presents the solution the next day and references a biblical verse.
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Gail Ani
West
Unlucky expert recounts brilliant but failed finesse play
In a bridge column Oswald and James Jacoby describe a game where a famed player wins the first trick with hearts then finesses a queenless hand. He loses despite a brilliant idea as the defender cannot be forced to win a trick, leaving the hand to a costly outcome.
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Declarer
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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