Editorial Viewpoint on Waldheim’s UN Challenge
The piece weighs Kurt Waldheim’s potential as UN secretary-general amid a debt ridden, divided body and strained funding. It notes past leaders’ impact, Waldheim’s cautious, non confrontational style, and the U.S. budget woes and China issue complicating UN finances and policy.
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United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
World Organization
U.N
Trygve Lie
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
China
Vocabulary Puzzle Clues Mix Language and Names
A torn crossword style item lists clues like Jump on one foot and Values too. It includes foreign language hints and a proper name Masen, plus references to Shoshonean and Fallflower. The fragment suggests a wordplay page with diverse languages and proper nouns.
Weekend Television Guide Highlights for Saturday
A dense schedule lists NBC CBS and ABC programming from 6 PM to midnight. Notable items include Buck Owens and Porter Wagoner programs, classic movies like Lost Planet Airmen and The Astro aut, sports such as UCLA vs Oregon basketball, and news, game shows, and late night features across multiple networks.
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Crooke and Robinson
Glen Campbell
Totie Fields
the Osmond Brothers
Dom DeLuise
Tristam Coffin
Mae Clarke
Porter Wagoner
Turning Off Football Fever A Quirky Home Remedy
A New Year tale describes a spouse with football fever showing blood-shot eyes and muscle stiffness. The narrator attempts to cure him by turning off the TV, then switching channels, and finally concedes defeat as both drift to sleep amid ongoing electronic patterns on the screen.
Christmas Road Trip Through Louisiana and Mississippi
A family travels home for Christmas via Louisiana and Mississippi. They face long delays, closed eateries, pricey seafood, and a near empty gas gauge. The misadventures include misread signs near Opelousas and a failed truck stop, ending with a late arrival to relatives in Tuscaloosa.
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Mississppi
Alabama
Opelousas
Meridian
Barney
Missisippi
Tuscaloosa
Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer
First American chess champion Paul Morphy noted
The World Almanac recalls that 20 year old Paul Morphy won the first American chess championship in New York in 1837 and claimed the Grand Tournament of the First National Chess Association in England and France in 1858.
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Paul Morphy
New York City
Morphy
England
France
Bridge calamity shows misfired bids and wild defense
The players discuss a bridge hand with North holding 13 points and a diamond opening while South has 12 points and five hearts. South raises to two hearts, aims for game, West opens clubs, South wins and ruffs trumps but mishandles the hand yielding overtricks or a grave error due to a peculiar defense by West.
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South
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge problem from tournament with spade contract
South holds AQ36502 KQIS13 B72 after West North East South three a suit. You bid four spades to reach game though unlikely. Opponents likely in game. Partner opens three spades again. Readers next question likely about best action.
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Mase
First federal office of Franklin D. Roosevelt
The quiz answer states Roosevelt first held the post of assistant secretary of the Navy under Woodrow Wilson, marking his initial federal government appointment before later political roles.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun details editorial and advertising staff including Editor and Publisher John Wadley and Business Manager Ann B Pritchett. It lists department heads Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Paul Putman Dwight Moody and Leon Brown and notes publication details.
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Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Post Offic
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Eas Ay
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sum, Inc
Memorial Drive
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