Nixon Makes Valiant Try To Bestir Bureaucracy
Editorial notes that Americans remain uneasy about auto use despite decades of experience. Driver testing varies by state, with renewals often lacking robust checks. Vision tests are common, hearing tests rare, and age-based renewal rules exist in 11 jurisdictions. Adequate testing marks only the start of safer roads.
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Nixon
National Safety Council
Illinois
Virginia
California
Florida
Washington
District of Columbia
Buck Passing The Treasury And The Savings Bond Decline
Public enthusiasm for U S savings bonds waned for months and 1969 closed with a $724 million net loss to the government as citizens cashed more old bonds than new purchases. Inflation erodes real returns, and higher rates failed to keep pace. The burden may fall on the government until inflation is controlled.
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Treasury
U.S
U S. Should Plan Ahead Says Watson on National Goals
United States should set and re study national goals annually and integrate them like a large enterprise. Thomas J. Watson Jr of IBM proposes a permanent citizen commission reporting to the President with power to cost and adjust goals. Congress would need enabling legislation to give the body real authority.
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National Planning Assn
Association
Center For
John Gardner
Urban Coalition
Croesus
Thomas J. Watson, Jr
Senate House
Watson
International Business Machine Corp
Congress
Commission
The Well Child Column Answers Eye and Fever Questions
A newspaper medical Q and A column from Newspaper Enterprise Asia addresses blocked tear ducts, eye movement, congenital cataracts, persistent fever, and lymphedema in a child. It notes that blocked tear ducts may require ophthalmic surgery and that vision issues often need glasses or contacts.
Ridiculous or Useless Dog Named in Ridiculous Query
Wanda Orton muses on naming a playful dog with a string of comic options. The piece playfully lists the dog’s quirks, from gluttonous appetite to TV watching, field antics, and lap-loving affection, ending with a pun about ridiculous questions.
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Wanda Orton
Belier
Pillsbury
Letters Urge Yarborough for Senate over Connally
The Sun letter argues John Connally should not run for the Senate and praises Ralph Yarborough as a senator for Texans and Americans. The writer asserts Yarborough’s strong national influence, contrasts him with a former Valley congressman, and urges preserving Yarborough’s representation. Ray Heinrich, Baytown, signs the letter.
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the Sun
John Connally
U.S. Senate
John Alden
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Down
Washington
Ray Heinrich Box
Baytown
Thoughts on body as a temple in scripture
A brief reflection cites 1 Corinthians 6 19 20 affirming the body as a temple from God and that believers are not their own since they were bought with a price. It urges glorifying God in the body.
Nixon battles a vast Fuddle Factory of government
Washington columnist Jack Anderson argues Nixon faces a bloated bureaucracy that expands rather than serves. He likens federal machines to amoebas and a factory producing only confusion, citing 1967 census figures and massive grant paperwork as examples of systemic inefficiency. He highlights Pine Ridge as a case study in overstaffed bureaucracy.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Dwight DD. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Fuddle
United States
U.S
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
Oglala Sians
Baytown Sun Newspaper Masthead and Info
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mailing P O Box 30 Baytown 77520. Rates listed carrier 1 35 per month 23 40 per year single copy 10 cents. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. Republication rights are reserved.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Eee
Eines
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Dummy Counting and Trump Play in Bridge
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss counting tricks to reach a contract. South identifies seven trump tricks by ruffing clubs through dummy, using hearts to enter and ruff clubs, with hopes for additional trump ruffs and a diamond sequence to force more plays.
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Oswald
Jim
East
South
Ife
Dumms
Newspaper Enterprise Assad
Bridge bidding puzzle what to do after 2S and partner jumps to 3NT
In a duplicate bridge style problem, after West Pass and South opens 5NT then 6D and East passes, you hold A K I O T R E A W A Z 4 A Q 4 and 7. The text asks what you should do now given partner has jumped to 3NT over 2S. The prompt says answer tomorrow.
Notts and Huntingdon terms in scattered crossword clues
Crossword style list of clues from Nottingham and Huntingdon with Roman assembly region and various wordplay hints. Entries include a tear asunder, Egyptian mother goddess, Capuchin monkey, and references to ships, metals, and astronomical terms.
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Nottingham
Huntingdon
Roman Legislative Assembly
John Smith
Forest
Australia
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Naval
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Federal
Che Bayton
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann
Pritchett
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James Jacoby
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