Editorials And Features More Admiration Than Censure For This Man
An Akron truck driver maintained two wives and five dependents on 140 a week plus irregular earnings for five years, including support for a son from a prior marriage. He claimed affection and companionship, and argued the law should temper its rigid stance on bigamy. The piece weighs morality, legality, and the man’s hardship, noting the outcome as a double dose of warties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Complete hysterectomy questions answered in medical column
A medical Q and A outlines reasons for hysterectomy including cancer fibroids prolapse and benign concerns. It covers lifelong hormone therapy after removal of ovaries, aging effects, and post operative bleeding causes, with explanations for partial vs total hysterectomy and a benign cystadenoma case.
Barbs on rides and tunes in daily life humor
A humorous column riffing on modern inconveniences and attitudes. It contrasts custom autos with ambulance rides, compares long records to coworkers, mocks nap time with a TV, and playfully questions requests for small coins, reflecting casual, opinionated humor of the era.
Bacteria Wash Less Effective Says Utah Professor
In the University of Utah Review, surgery professor Dr. Ralph C. Richards argues that bathing removes only about seven percent of body bacteria. He adds that scrubbing with brushes or cloths irritates skin and may raise bacterial presence, warning parents to keep the publication from children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
University of Utah Review
Ralph C. Richards
Baytown Sun Masthead and publishing staff listing
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editors publishers and staff including Fred Hartman John Wedley Beulah Mae Jackson and Paul Putman with details of the editorial advertising and business departments. It notes publication specifics, address at 130 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, and subscription rates along with Associated Press membership and republication disclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wedley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ane B Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Run, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Texas Leaders Face School and Tax Reform in 1969
Dallas Morning News reports Lt Gov Elect Ben Barnes supports Gov Elect Smiths staff pick Vernon McGee while planning cooperation. Houston Chronicle notes two major studies by Governor on public school education and the Texas Water Plan, urging earlier reforms. Fort Worth Star Telegram cites legislature grappling with funding gifts and tax options to cover higher state costs, especially education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Banks
Dallas Morning News
Ben Barnes
Smith
Vernon McGee
Barnes
McGee
Legislative Budget Board
Senate
Texas
BO Byers
Houston Chronicle
Texas Water Plan
Texas Water Development Board
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth
Mankind Cannot Be Ignored in Nuclear Threat Debate
A Senate column argues that global survival requires a binding nuclear restraint treaty. It notes shelters only help the US and that a broad covenant is needed to limit weapons, with International Atomic Agency oversight and ratification by the United States and other powers.
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EV Dirksen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
International Atomic Agency
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Israel
Germany
Italy
U. & Senate
Russia
Beirut
Eisnehower
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Suez
Eden
Ike
Johnson
Near East Crisis Risks Full-Scale War Warning
Washington column warns the Near East is drifting toward war with Israel and Arab states. highlights U S Russian pressures, Nixon Johnson transition tensions, and Israel Dayan stance as the region nears a volatile confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Near East
Johnson
Nixon
Kosygin
Russia
Max Fisher
Detroit
Moshe Dayan
Amir Abbass Haveyda
Iran
United States
Ohio’s tough competition pushes writers to leave
A World Almanac note recalls Midwest origins of famous writers like Thurber Sandburg and Hemingway. A Manhattan party anecdote shows ex Ohioans explaining their exodus, with Thurber quipping that competition there was too strong, prompting departures to seek opportunities elsewhere.
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Midwest
Thurber
Sandburg
Hemingway
The
World Almanac
Manhattan
Ohio
James Thurber
Quick Quiz: First American gas car builders and more
A reader quiz reveals Charles E. and J. Frank Duryea as builders of the first successful American gasoline car, notes the king cobra as the longest venomous snake at eighteen feet, asks where the nesting ages of the whooping clan occur in Alberta, and identifies hockey as the sport awarded the Stanley Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E
J. Frank Duryea
Asia
Alberta
Canada
Bridge Tips: Five Diamonds Bid Goes Too Far
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bidding sequence where South opens three diamonds, West overcalls with four clubs, North cue bids five clubs, South signs off at five diamonds, and North ends in six diamonds. The result goes down one as the six-diamond contract fails.
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East
South
West
North
Bridge bidding quiz prompts three spades response
In the V CARD bridge problem you hold K I G S S V A K Q O S S 6 5 4 with partner opening two spades and later bidding to three spades. The question asks the optimal bid after partner jumps to three spades, given partner shows at least 10 points and neutral spade support. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the recommended action.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Answers Puzzle
A compact NEA feature presents a set of crossword clues with answers mapped to puzzle numbers. It lists terms like river names and prefixes, and includes definitions such as essential being and various short words for vehicle and beverage vessel.
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Wewa
Oman
Life Among Columnists About
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Lebanon
Syria
South Vietnam
Arab Popular Front
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Athens
Cairo
Egypt
Jerusalem
Andrei Gromyko
Vladimir Semyonov
Nasser
Yitahak Rabin
By Oswald
James Jacoby
West North East
Locker AO Beverage Vessel
Bepin
Mariner's
Arm of the Pacific
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