Vietnam War Debate and Draft Case Highlight Divisions
An editorial rounds a TV war roundtable and Dr. Benjamin Spock indictment, noting 11 U S servicemen seeking asylum in Sweden. It contrasts World War I rhetoric with Vietnam, urges national unity, and warns Vietnam could become America’s greatest historic blunder if resolve fails.
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Vietnam
Benjamin Spock
Sweden
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Gulf of Tonkin
Word Power Puzzle Reveal from NEA Feature
Puzzle grid lists clues and word interlocks across and down with names like Peer Gynt Italian writers English novelists and Latin terms. Readers solve for a network of 15 to 50 letter answers, sharing letters to complete both directions in a print feature.
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Peer Gynt's
Talon
Waite
York
Hartman editors and staff roles listed in publication
The document lists names such as Che Baytoun Sun od Hartman Wadley and Mae Jackson L Putman with editor and publisher roles. It notes B. Pritchett as Editor and Publisher and mentions general manager business manager office manager and assistant staff, including managing editor and RAISING DEPARTMENT.
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Od Hartman ‘ Hartman
Wadley
Lah Mae Jackson L Putman
B. Pritchett
Three Billion Hungry and the Food Challenge Ahead
A stark warning about global hunger with half the population undernourished and three more billion expected to arrive by decade’s end. The piece argues for boosting yield per acre, expanding arable land through desalination, and leveraging fertilizers and technology while noting a fearsome timetable and reliance on American ingenuity.
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America
Toynbee
Acot
This Day In History January 32 1967 Highlights
On this date in history the year 1967 marks landmarks and events from John Hancock’s birth in 1737 to notable moments in politics war and culture. Highlights include Hattie Caraway’s Senate election in 1933 and Churchill with de Gaulle meeting in Marrakesh in 1954.
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Associated Press
John Hancock
Samuel Gorton
Warwick
John Singer Sargent
Florence
Italy
William Howart Taft
Congress
Panama Canal
Winston S. Churchill
Charles de Gaville
Marrakesh
Morocco
Soviet Union
Arctic Circle
Mediterranean
Sok Red China
China
Mao Tse-ting
Bible verse exhortation on meekness and engrafted word
A religious quote urging believers to lay aside all filthiness and overflow of wickedness and receive with meekness the engrafted word which can save souls. The verse emphasizes humility, faith, and spiritual renewal drawn from James.
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Sint
Washington wiretap case linked to Kennedy Johnson feud
The FBI bugging at lobbyist Fred Black's Sheraton Carlton suite near the White House is branded the era’s most sensational. It allegedly targeted officials including Lyndon B. Johnson and Bobby Kennedy, with broader intrusions into Kennedy family ties and Johnson’s political standing, fueling an enduring Oval Office feud.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
FBI
White House
Sheraton Carlton
Fred Black
Owen Brewster
R-Maine
Pan American Airways
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airways
State Department
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Las Vegas
Internal Revenue
Black
al Limperteant
Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Atty
Kennedy
F&i
Bobby. Baker
Justice Department
Baker
Senate
Sen
Kerr
LBS
Bobby Kennedy - Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arlington
LBJ
Zed Sorensen
Sorensen
Hubert Humphrey
Doctor's Mailbag on vaccines and skin care tips
Doctor Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on flu vaccine booster timing, who needs a second shot, and who can skip it, plus acne treatments from dermabrasion to antibiotics. He explains yeast lacks proven acne benefits and covers acne neonsectica, adult acne, and rosacea, with general guidance on management and when to seek specialist input.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
A.D
Dr. Brandstadt
DAY UNTO DAY A Prayer DAY UNTO DAY A Prayer
A devotional plea requests divine aid for people dedicating their lives to empty things. It asks guidance for those who give everything to the wrong causes, or nothing at all, to redirect their efforts toward what truly matters.
Judgment Year for President Johnson in 1968 test
Washington AP reports that 1968 is a judgment year for President Johnson as public confidence and the Vietnam War shape perceptions of his leadership. Article notes communication flaws and security pressures after rising threats to the president since JFK's era, with political implications for reelection contingent on war progress.
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Dwight Moody
Derrie Loughlin
Bee National
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
White House
New York Times
John F. Kennedy
Servier
Kennedy
Six on a squeeze in notrump by Oswald Jacoby
A historical bridge tale recounting Oswald Jacoby in a six notrump squeeze against Ely Culbertson. West opens with a queen of hearts, dummy aids a rectified count, and Jacoby demonstrates a complete squeeze, claiming six on a trick one.
Bridge problem about bidding with diamonds hearts clubs and spades
In a dummy hand scenario West North East South: 24 Pass 2NT Pass 3h Pass 46 Pass ay Pass 4& Pass 5¢ Pass. South holds diamonds plus minor suits and is asked what to bid after partner’s 3 hearts over your 2NT. The suggested line is six diamonds, given partner’s diamond heart spade shape and absence of two club losers. Tomorrow’s question asks for an alternative to rebidding 3 spades.
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West
Ely
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West North East South
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Tonkin Gulf
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Hawks
Roosevelt
Aim
High Mountain Exchange
Che Baytoun Sun
Editorial Depai Preston Penoergracs Brenry Holcomb
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
Edgar Hoover
Katzenbach
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
LBI
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
James Marlow
Jacoby
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Seney
N.T
Oswald Jacoby
Ely Culbertson
Oswald
Queen of Hearts
Benay's
NEA
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