A Study in Rank Iron in Heart Transplant History
Editorial argues racial prejudice fades before medical science as Philip Blaiberg receives a heart transplant with Clive Haupt’s heart beating inside him. Dr. Barnard leads a Cape Town team on the second such operation, challenging segregation laws and urging open inquiry. The piece suggests science outpaces prejudice and deems blood and organs colorblind.
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Clive Haupt
Philip Blaiberg
Haupt
Christian Barnard
Capetown
South Africa
Wrapping the Yule Gift: Evidence of Affluence
Americans spent about 20 million dollars on gift wrappings during the Christmas season, not the gifts themselves. The article argues this spending signals national affluence and a trend toward conspicuous consumption driven by expensive foil, ribbons, and machine-made bows, while cheap tissue paper has largely disappeared from store displays.
Revolving House in Wilton Highlights Family Accounts
In Wilton Connecticut a revolving house is under construction while a family head returns from the salt mine to review the latest batch of revolving charge account statements. The tale blends local labor and finances with recurring financial concerns.
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Wilton
Conn
Word Power Puzzle From NEA Feature
A crossword like feature lists clues titled Try Your Word Power with entries spanning Hawaiian terms, naval ranks, language bits, elements, and various everyday items. It blends vocabulary prompts with themed word answers across across and down clues.
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Hawaii
Canesten
City of India
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun published afternoons, Monday through Friday, and Sundays by The Baytown Sun Inc. at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a P O Box 90 Baytown 77520. It lists editors, publishers, and staff roles and notes National Representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc and Associated Press affiliation.
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DEY ET Hne
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Ampociated Press
D Giepetches Creditie
Rigi
Equal Pay for Equal Work Should Be Enforced
A 1960s column argues against gender pay disparity, noting federal law bans sex discrimination but enforcement lags. It cites wage gaps by job type, observes Western states narrower gaps, and criticizes both employers and civil rights activists for unequal practices while urging fair pay for women.
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Howard Smith
Dva
Green Bay Packers
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Labor Department
Mary Keyserling
Women’s Bureau
The
This Day In History January Fifth Highlights
Today marks the date with notable past events including Benedict Arnold's 1781 raid on Richmond Virginia, Capt John Smith's 1608 capture, the 1893 Great Northern spike, Nellie Taylor Ross as Wyoming governor in 1925, Calvin Coolidge's death in 1933, Truman's Fair Deal term in 1949, Pope Paul VI in 1962, Lt Gen Gavin retirement ten years ago, Polaris missiles debate five years ago, and over 5 000 U S deaths in South Vietnam a year ago.
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Associated Press
Benedict Arnold
Richmond
John Smith
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Harry S Truman
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Athenagoras
Constantinople
U.S. Army
James M. Gavin
France
South Vietnam
FBI Bugs Room Where Fred Black Questioned
Washington reports secret FBI microphones in Fred Black's hotel suite captured conversations with congressional leaders White House aides and business figures including columnists Jack Anderson and Drew Pearson The tapes reveal FBI summaries about Black and Levinson amid grand jury scrutiny and allegations of bookmaker ties, with Black defending legitimate business links and denying improper dealings.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
FBI
Fred Black
White House
Justice Department
Black
Font
P.m
Levinson
Grand Jury
Anderson
Ed Levinson
Las Vegas
Jimmy Morrison
Louisiana
Congressional
Congress
Cliff Jones
Thunderbird
Tack
Eddie
Detroit
Day Unto Day A Prayer Day Unto Day A Prayer
A fragmented report blends religious meditation with political intrigue. It quotes Anderson discussing Justice Department probes and Las Vegas gambling links, notes FBI listening devices, and cites Judge Jones demanding FBI records. The piece also mentions Yemeni royalists and American mercenaries in a Soviet pilot wreckage incident.
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Miami
Las Vegas
Nevada
Anderson
Justice Department
Levinson
Black
John Dye Cheasty
Haison
Pearson
Cheasty
Bobby Kennedy
Kennedy
FBI
Los Angeles
William Jones
J. Edgar Hoover
Ice Water Myths and Kidney Health Q and A
Do not gulp ice water. sipping it slows digestion and may irritate the intestines in colitis. Hard versus soft water health effects vary. softened water raises sodium for some heart or kidney patients. Distilled water aids kidney stone tendency. Mondor's disease is superficial chest vein inflammation needing anticoagulants and possible removal of diseased veins.
Light to those in darkness Luke 1 79
A brief verse emphasizing guidance and peace. Luke 1 79 presents the message of illumination for those in shadow, directing feet toward the path of peace.
Lyndon Johnson Needs Magic Wand In 1968 Congress Tangle
AP Special Report examines President Johnson's fragile White House Capitol liaison with Democrats led by Fulbright Mills and McCarthy amid 1968 battles over Vietnam and fiscal policy. It notes muttered frictions, timing issues, and advisers' concessions as Johnson chases steady congressional signal and votes.
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Barry Kelly
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Pedernales
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Merlin
Capitol Hill
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Wilbur D. Mills
Eugene J
McCarthy
House
White House
Capitol
White House-Capitol
John F
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Executive Department
O'Brien
O’brien
Bridge Hand from Oswald Jacoby Column at Michigan
A 1967 bridge problem from James Jacoby and Oswald Jacoby, set at the University of Michigan. The puzzle details the hand South faced in seven spades, with the play sequence and a discussion of whether the jack of diamonds was a false card and how the trump ruff would unfold. The column notes college players can mislead with a jack while still holding other critical cards.
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South
East
University of Michigan
West
Axsn
Bridge bidding puzzle with three hearts decision
In a bridge bidding sequence, South holds A2 WI4 K109543 B15413 and Passes over 2NT. After three hearts by West, Hast continues to four hearts. The prompt asks for the optimum action for South and discusses why three diamonds or bidding actions are not favorable. The solution label indicates a passive choice is likely.
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la Pass
West
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