Editorials-Features Strike Law Is Ineffective
The piece argues New York must rely on negotiation and binding arbitration rather than harsher penalties. It notes the limited enforcement of Condon-Wadlin and the Taylor Law amid subway and sanitation strikes, and calls for a public welfare focus over punitive measures. It cites Gov. Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay and urges pragmatic dispute resolution.
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New York
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller
Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
John Lindsay
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Baytown Sun staff and publication details
Editorial and advertising staff roles listed for The Baytown Sun Inc including editor, publisher, managing editors, department managers, and office staff. Publication info notes afternoon daily and Sunday editions, Baytown Texas address, and subscription and mail rates.
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Seeeseae
Gorrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Anti welfare rage letter from a reader labeled Mrs MC
A long reader letter attacks welfare recipients and sympathizers, portraying them as lazy and dependent. It includes ethnic and religious generalizations, personal anecdotes, and calls for self-reliance while urging less media space for political opinion. The piece closes with a defense of quoting ordinary Poles as “dumb Polaeks.”
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Polocks
U.S.A
This Day In History February 27 1968 Highlights
This Day In History for February 27 notes events across years. Battles in Africa in 1900 led to the Union of South Africa, Dampier’s New Britain discovery, Longfellow’s birth in 1807, Reichstag fire in 1933, Pacific war actions in 1944, Marines on Iwo Jima in 1935, and a 10 year-ago New York outbreak of wood alcohol poisoning with 27 deaths.
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Paardeberg
Africa
Union of
Mandalay
Berlin
Reichstag
U.S
French Indochina
U.S. Marine
Iowa Jima
New York
Justified by Faith Brings Peace Through Christ Verse
A Bible verse from Romans 5 1 declares that being justified by faith grants peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. The message centers on faith as the path to reconciliation with God and serenity in belief.
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God
Lord Jesus Christ
Asian Reds Follow Che Guevara Pattern Across Asia
Washington reports from Hong Kong warn of a Communist insurgency wave across Southeast Asia. Guerrilla outbreaks erupt from Burma to Indonesia as Che Guevara’s strategy circulates, aided by Peking and foreign arms. The plan aims to draw and wear down a stronger US presence through multiple frontline clashes.
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
Hong Kong
Hong ‘Kong
Southeast Asia
United State
Burma
Indonesia
Peking
Thailand
Cambodia
Ernesto
Che
Guevara
Asia
Washington
Charles Bonesteel
U.N
Korea
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
India
West Bengal
West Borneo
Communist Party
PKT
Laos
Pathet Lao
North Vietnam
Laotian People’s Liberation Army
Mao Tse- Tung
Philippines
Huks
Luzon
Manila
South Korea
DOCTOF!YS MAILBAG Summary of medical questions and safety cautions
Doctof Ys magazine asks about aortic aneurysm surgery timing and symptoms, plus a possible ALS treatment with pancreatic enzyme supplementation and a workplace exposure danger. It also covers regional communist activity in Asia and a question about Guevara strategy.
Tax program moves along amid surcharges and tax cuts
AP Special Report describes the Johnson administration advancing parts of its tax plan. The House Ways and Means Committee keeps auto excise at 7 percent through year end, with elimination in 1968, and sustains a 10 percent telephone tax through 1969. Corporate taxes speed up, boosting quarterly payments. A 10 percent surcharge on individuals and corporations remains under consideration. Treasury Sec. Fowler touts the surcharge as an anti inflation tool while urging foreign aid and defense costs sharing to fix the balance of payments. A presidential panel seeks to draw foreign tourists with cheaper travel and air fares. Trade Ambassador OE Reth credits liberal policy and urges expanding world trade to ease deficits.
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New York
Johnson Administration
Legislative Road
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
Fowler
U.S
United States
Europe
William OE Reth
Bridge Hand Review With Jacoby Blackwood Debate
A long Bridge column analyzes a no trump hand with 16 points, partner’s 16 to 18, and the merit of a four no trump raise versus Blackwood. South holds 17 points with two tens and bids six after a spade lead, while careful play of clubs and diamonds unfolds to probe slams and avoid overreach.
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South
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for Four Spades response
The fragment asks what to bid after partner opens four spades and you hold a void in diamonds. The text implies you should bid four spades indicating you can play spades, with partner continuing diamonds. It presents a puzzle tone asking for the correct bid and reasoning in a bridge context.
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