Editorials And Features South No Haven For Either Flu Or Colds
Editorial notes discuss illness, social company, and cold weather despite outside conditions. It highlights a Whitney Museum exhibit of contemporary sculpture with 137 artists featuring moving light and sound works, including a 24 by 15 foot cantilevered structure. It mentions an earth sculpture titled City low mood and compares to a European living sculpture exhibit with human models on pedestals as the pinnacle of realism.
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Whitney Museum of Modern Art
New York
Europe
Turn On The Light Inside of kinar ad on mooc's tackskle
Fragmentary essay-like piece reflects on human self awareness and limits of science. It cites habits of modern society, divorce rates, crime growth, and the need for personality study, ending with Durant's quote on living without God.
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Jim Reeves
Doctor's Mailbag says epididymitis not contagious
Reader asks about epididymitis and a boy with delayed penile development. The doctor notes epididymitis is inflammation of the epididymis, not contagious, may be caused by gonorrhea tuberculosis or injury, and treatment depends on cause.
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Wayne
Bran
M.D
Baytown Sun Advertising Department Details
Advertising department staff listings and postal filing information for The Baytown Sun. Includes names Dwight Moody and Corrie Laughlin, publication timing, address at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, and mail subscription pricing.
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Nations
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Texas
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Baytown Sun
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Memorial Drive
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Temas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Bible Verse About Born King of the Jews
The fragment cites Matthew 2 2 asking where the one born king of the Jews is for we have seen his star in the east and are come to worship him
Stumbling Ski Lesson Cues A Newcomer’s Cold Start
Sun Strokes By Johnella Boynton recounts a ski lesson where a shy beginner battles spills and tangled skis on a bitter morning. She observes peers learning fast, Enduring tumbles, t bars, and a stubborn ride to the slope top before finally finding balance and courage.
Notable Today in History Highlights of 1777 1919 and more
On January 3, 1777 George Washington’s troops defeated British regulars at Princeton in a famed victory. In 1919 Herbert Hoover was named head of relief for Europe after World War I. Other dates note Saar plebiscite in 1935, 1942 Bataan siege start, and Joyce’s treason sentence in 1946.
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Associated Press
George Washington
New Jersey
Princeton
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Saar
Germany
Bataan
Philippines
Sun News
Mike Lonsford
Austin
Texm
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Iam Joyce
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United States
Cuba
Israel pressure in US politics taints Fish race
Washington letters expose Israeli consulate interference in New York politics as Hamilton Fish Jr seeks re election in the 28th District. The award to Fish Sr appears timed to aid the Republican campaign, drawing fire over Fish Sr's antiwar and pro-Nazi-era actions. The piece notes broader tangle of Jewish opinion, Arab politics, and U.S. Jewry anxieties following Beirut and MLK events.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
New York
Michael Ammon
Hamilton Fish
Fish
Hamilton Fish Jr
Congress
Young Fish
John Dyson
Ham Fish
Manhattan
House Co-American Activities Committee
Congressional Record
Hitler
Hans Thompson
Ribbentrop
Berlin
Thompson
Nazi Germany
Arnon
Jerusalem
Eshkol
Ham Fish Jr
Amon
New York State
Jacob Javits
Louis Lefsxowin
Arpon
Worst hand of 1968 played in 1967 bridge column
Foday's hand would qualify as the worst hand of 1968 except for one thing. It was played in 1967. West opened the king of spades against three no trump, East played the three and South the ace. South led the ten of diamonds and won with dummy's ace as West showed out. South cashed five hearts and led the jack of clubs. West rose with the ace and returned a club, allowing South to make his contract. North later quarreled about a five card heart, but the key twist was the scores: North-South topped three no-trump yet would also top if down two, while other tables had four or five spades doubled and a heart opened.
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Foday
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Dummy
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Bidding Dilemma in Bridge Two Spades Raise Question
In a bridge quiz South holds AKIG31 VAR QOS with 54 and 2. West North East South pass, then North raises to two spades over a one no trump pass. Describe the best plan for responder, partner, and the remaining bidding context. The puzzle notes three hearts and asks for optimal continuation.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
A compiled puzzle style word list with clues and answers for a vocabulary enrichment feature from the NEA, listing numbered across and down entries. It includes various linguistic hints such as Gaelic John, Egyptian units, river names, and other obscure terms, suggesting a broad crossword like exercise.
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