Travel Clamp Trouble Like Prohibition Seen as Risky
Editorial argues that travel taxes and restrictions aimed at correcting the U.S. balance of payments may create more problems than they solve. It notes errors in targeting and potential harm to ordinary travelers, especially teachers and students, while urging promoting domestic travel and hemispheric tourism.
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America
Johnson
U.S
United States
Western Hemisphere
Canada
Europe
What ails America amid plenty and affluence
Edwin H. Gott of U.S. Steel argues that the nation’s problems stem from affluence and the gap between opportunity and achievement. He contrasts American concerns with Soviet aims, warning that the success drive benefits the few rather than all citizens.
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America
Edwin H. Gott
U.S. Steel
Great Society
Europe
Gott
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across A
Puzzle list includes definitions for many clues such as celestial satellite refreshing beverage debauchee car and other terms. Each item pairs a clue with a number, suggesting a themed crossword style grid or word power activity. The reader is invited to solve for multiple entries across a range of topics from astronomy to geography and language.
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Halu Fenat
Moir
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun published in Baytown Texas at 1301 Memorial Drive with editor and publisher general manager and staff listed. It notes second class mail matter and Associated Press rights with subscription rates and distribution details.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Wit Best Political Weapon Wit Best Political Weapon
Paul Harvet surveys wit as a political tool from Churchill to Orben. He notes one liners shift public perception, with candid remarks about Nixon and Edsel era quips. Orben foresees gag writers booming as campaigns rely on tailored humor.
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Paul Harvet
Churchill
Winston
Richard Nixon
Robert Orben
Orben
Nixon
Barry Gollweter
Barry
1Sth Century-Fox
Orken
Robert Mmcnamara
Washinsion
McNamara
Abe Lincoln
Gerett Dirksen
Clare Boothe Luce
Adlai Stevenson
Will Rogers
Noah Kennedy
Mel Carthy
This Day In History 1815 to 1963 Highlights
This day in history marks events from 1815 Jackson’s forces at New Orleans to 1963 governance and war actions. It notes Galileo’s death in 1642 La Salle’s Niagara Falls voyage in 1679 WWI Wilson’s 14 points and 1923 Ruhr occupation.
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Associated Press
U.S
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Galileo
la Salle
Niagara Falls
Woodrow Wilson
France
Ruhr
Germany
Bizerte
Charles de Gaulle
Bolivar
Argentina
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Israel
Syria
Verse from Matthew about Jesus born to save
The passage cites Matthew 1 21 where the angel tells Joseph the child will be named Jesus and will save his people from their sins, emphasizing the salvation role of Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Washington lawmakers chase sun and sights on travel crassly
Rep. Mendel Rivers leads a globe trotting entourage with a military nursemaid as he tours Europe and eyes a Far East trip. Diago Randazio, originally an Air Force aide, now serves as Rivers' travel coordinator and sobriety monitor. About 67 Congress members plan Vietnam photo ops while Congress breaks for holidays, seeking sun and publicity rather than steady duty.
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Drew Pearson
Jack
Anderson
Washington
Mendel Rivers
DS. C
House Armed Services
Pentagon
Air Force
Armed Forces
Rivers
Italy
Diago Randazio
Army
Bouse Armed Services Committee
Randazio
Europe
Congress
South Vietnam
Sun Tan
House Space Committee
Day Unto Day The Well Child O
Prayerful meditation urging reliance on God amid human frailty. A devotional line laments universal weakness in even the strongest, urging readers to turn to Thee before dark days.
Milk as essential calcium for toddlers and diet guidance
A mother asks how much milk a 2 year old needs daily and if vitamin tablets can replace milk. A growing child should have three to four 8 ounce glasses daily to ensure calcium. Without milk a balanced diet misses calcium, risking soft bones and poor teeth. If a child dislikes milk, cheese and other dairy foods help.
Peace Doubts Cloud North Vietnam Ceasefire Hopes
AP Special Report notes senior U.S. officers doubt North Vietnam will halt bombing without a reciprocal military move. They cite Hanoi’s wartime record of fighting on while talks proceed, and discuss potential verified actions like a bombing pause linked to slowed supply trucks or troop infiltration limits. Key figures include Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Joint Chiefs Chair General Earle Wheeler.
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Fred 8. Hofman
Washington (Ap
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Pentagon
Dean Rusk
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
jJast
25Th Infantry Division
Bridge Hand From Oswald And James Jacoby
Oswald recounts a club to jack lead hand from last year's Grossinger sectional. West led a heart, dummy ruffed, clubs split, and Oswald ruffed hearts, discarded hearts on clubs, then played trumps to endgame. He notes he scored 1114 Master Points at the event and plans to attend the regional.
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Jim
New York
Grossinger’s
Oswald
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem: respond after partner raises to three no trump
South holds three high card points and must decide after partner bids three no trumps. The expected play is to pass with weak hand or bid appropriately based on partnership agreement. This item presents a daily bridge question and answers tomorrow.
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