March of Dimes Drives Support for County Polio Fight
Editorial urges continued backing of the March of Dimes as federal funds rise. Dr Richard Masland warns against abandoning voluntary groups, citing polio conquest and birth defect research. Harris County may host a birth defects center in Houston. volunteers and donations needed before January 31.
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March of Dimes
Harris County
Richard Masland
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Maslang
National Foundation
National Voluntary Agency
Dallas
Galveston
Ay Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Houston
Try Your Word Power Across the Planets
A cryptic style word puzzle grid with clues for across and down entries. Topics span planets, numbers, colors, and common terms, requiring cross letters to solve. It provides humorous misdirections and hints like Emportant, apropitious, and various definitions.
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Guido
Solar System
Anti Communist Flags Roil Macao In Clash Over Red China
In Macao the Anti Communist labor unions raised Nationalist Chinese flags defying a Portuguese order banning flags from nations Red China deems enemies. Residents feared clashes between militant Communists and Nationalists as Peking accuses Macao of harboring subversion.
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Associated Press
Macao
Red China
Nists
Peking
Baytown Suns Masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Suns announces editorial and business staff roles including editor publisher general manager and advertising manager. It lists office location at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays with associated postage and circulation details under Baytown Newspapers.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae
Paul. Pulian
Ann FB. Pritchett
John Wadler
Pestasee
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Suns, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Sure Was Long Way To 1950
AL MELINGER reflects on past satire about 1950 and the 1960s era. He recalls failed forecasts from the jazz age to the Johnson era, noting how prophecy fades as technology grows, and warns that people focus on media giants while missing the personal future of a child.
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AL Melinger
Lyndon Johnson
San Marcos
Joseph Kennedy
Charley Chaplin
Munich
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joe Louis
al Capone
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Today in History January 5 highlights across centuries
On January 5 events span Benedict Arnold’s raid on Richmond Virginia in 1781 the capture of Capt John Smith by Indians in 1608 the Great Northern Railroad completion in 1893 Coolidge's death 1933 Tru man Fair Deal remark 1949 Eisenhower speech 1952 aid to India and later Cold War actions five years ago Paris unrest five years ago Bobby Baker indictment. dates reflect diversity of historical milestones across centuries.
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Associated Press
Benedict Arnold
Richmond
John Smith
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Colin Coolidge
Harry Truman
United States
India
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Paris
Senate
Bobby Baker
Primary colors and migratory birds navigation
The text notes primary colors as blue yellow and red, sources of all other colors. It discusses migratory birds travel, suggesting early theory by sailors using stars for navigation, with birds recognizing constellation patterns.
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Dbird
Washington Cardinal Spellman and Pope Clash Over Vietnam
Washington column traces a long feud between Francis Cardinal Spellman and Pope Paul IV on Vietnam policy. It links Spellman to prowar lobbying, U S aid to South Vietnam, Diem’s leadership, and the shift from 2 000 advisers to about 33 000 under Kennedy and Johnson, noting the papal stance and broader U S political currents.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Pope Paul IV
Spellman
Vatican
Pope John
United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops
Richard Cardinal “‘Cushing
Boston
Cardinal Spellman
Christ
Pope
Vietnam
Wayne Morse
Dore
Diem
South Vietnam
Saigon
Septiman
Southeast Asia
Korea
Joseph P. Kennedy
Joseph McCarthy
Harold Oram
Nixon
U.S
South
Catholic Relief Agency
Eisenhower
American Legion
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Khrushchev
Vienna
Berlin Wall
Johnson
Washington DC Administered by Three Commissioners
A historical note explains that Washington DC is administered by three commissioners appointed by the president of the United States. This compact fact highlights a unique municipal governance structure used in the nation’s capital.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Doctor's Mailbag on Morning Sickness and Pregnancy
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on morning sickness small feedings and avoiding rich foods. He discusses occasional early pregnancy menstruation misperceptions tubal tying effects and safety of medicines during pregnancy advising testing ovulation occurs midway between periods and sports do not cause future fertility problems.
Supersonic Plane Contracts Questioned in AP Report
AP outlines doubts over Boeing and General Electric roles in the U S supersonic airliner project. Costs near 5 billion dollars, funding split, and unresolved boom issue raise questions of domestic use and trade balance impact. Critics urge caution amid space, defense, and tech risks.
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John Cusniff
NEW York
U.S
Boeing
General Electric
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Lockheed
Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald & James Jacoby
An expert at his worst still blunders in a five club contract with 22 high card points. Dummy wins a spade, diamonds are ruffed, and clubs are led. West errs with the eight of clubs but the critical mistakes span both players. careful finesses and ruffs determine the outcome, revealing how misplay crept into declarer and defender decisions.
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South
Dummy
West
East
Sensche card asks five spades after three aces
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South pass followed by 1d 4d 4NT, South shows three aces with AARS1 WA2 O43 SARIRG. If you hold a five spade bid and partner then bids five no trump, decide next play. Tomorrow’s answer will explain the correct action.
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