Defense spending compared across generations sparks debate
An editorial notes that in 1969 the United States spent about 76.56 billion on defense, totaling 959.86 billion from 1949 to 1969, and argues that an Atlantic federation with Western Europe might have saved half this sum. It cites Clarence Streit and Rep. Paul Findley on power beyond arms and questions if wars could have been avoided.
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United
Mars
Clarence Streit
Freedom & Union
United States
Dad
Granddad
Streit
America
Emerson
Paul Findley
Findley
U.S
Atlantic
Europe
Well Child Q and A on infant bottle care and mothering
Practical medical Q and A covers bottle sterilization for newborns, orange juice effects on a child, nursing mother diet and contraception, child anxiety treatment, and a doctor’s notes on ear infection treatment. Includes quotes from Aaron Henry and Dr. Jenn Mayer on social issues.
Letter praises Connally and Tower while predicting Bush rise
Edmond F. Hinds Jr. writes from Inverness Drive praising John Connally as governor and representative, criticizing Ralph Yarborough and Lyndon Johnson, and agreeing that John Tower is an effective senator. He predicts that next year Texas will have two effective senators, Tower and George Bush.
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the Sun
The
Sun
Texas
John Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon Johnson
Ray Heinrich
John Tower
George Bush
Edmond F. Hinds Jr
Inverness Drive
Origin of Sistine Chapel name and luck ritual roots
The text explains the Sistine Chapel in Vatican named after Pope Sixtus IV and notes the phrase brock on wood traces to primitive tree worship. Canada ranks second in area, surpassed only by the Soviet Union, per Newspaper Caterprise Association.
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Sistine Chapel
The
Vatican
Sixtus IV
Brock
Canada
Soviet Union
Newspaper Caterprise Association
Commuter Rescue On Way By Paul Harvey
Public transportation logjams threaten major cities with paralysis. AFL C IO President George Meany cites two to four extra hours daily for workers. Progress shown in Tokyo Brussels and Cleveland with downtown airport service and expansive bus fleets. Chicago and New York plan rail and tunnel upgrades. San Francisco bets on Bay Area high speed electric tubes and earthquake bracing. Nixon seeks 10 billion in federal aid for cities including Atlanta Los Angeles St Louis Pittsburgh Baltimore.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Afl-Cio
George Méany
Tokyo
Japan
Brussels
Belgium
Cleveland
Chis
United States
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bay Area
Chicago
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Board of Estimate
Nixon
Congress
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kennedy Inquest Findings Spark No Criminal Case
Washington report says District Attorney Edmund Dinis will urge the Duke's County grand jury to accept the inquest results clearing Sen. Ted Kennedy of a criminal case over the Mary Jo Kopechne death. The closed inquest heard Kennedy repeat his account of being at the wheel when the car left a Chappaquiddick Bridge and sank, with contradictions noted but no witness discrediting his basic story.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Mary Ja Kopechne
Edmund Dinis
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Dinis
Duke's County
Leslie Leland
Leland
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Mary Jo
James A. Boyle
Jack Olsen
Olsen
Chappaquiddick
Sen. Kennedy
Edgartown
Staideld
Little Brown and Co
Eliot Fremont-Smith
Vail-Ballou Press
Binghampton
N.Y
Regatta
Jack Vail Jr
Lite Brown
Brad Emmons
Vail
Vail- Ballou
Emmons
Fremont-Smith
Baytown Sun Masthead and imprint details
Baytown Sun masthead lists editor Preston Pendergrass managing editor Johnella Boynton and staff, with advertising and business roles shown. Publication details note afternoon schedule Sunday through Friday from 1901 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and mail rates. rights and republication restrictions are stated by the Associated Press and the publisher.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Clartman
John Wadley
Pritchett
Dsca
Amery
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Ecieeaae
Paul Putman
Eee
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Cartier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Iso
Bridge column by Oswald and Jacoby Qewald discusses no trump opening
George Gooden of Carmel California presents 24 hands showing bidding and play with one no trump openings. North has ten points and a 26 to 28 partnership limit guides a three no trump raise. Diamonds offer two extra tricks if 4-2 or 3-3 splits occur, while clubs yield only a 3-3 path. South must win the first spade to keep spade ace as an entry to dummy for the diamond five.
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Qewald
George Gooden
Carmel
Calif
Jim
Oswald
George
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle asks six diamonds response
In a bridge moment South holds HARLOURG4 WAZ CAQ4 KT after a sequence ending in six diamonds to show one king. Partner has bid six diamonds to show a king. Determine the best action for South now and provide tomorrow's answer.
Enrich Your Vocabulary National Heroes Across 1
A fragmented word puzzle listing across and down clues for a vocabulary exercise. It mixes historical and fictional references with missing letters and partial phrases to fill. The grid includes clues for names, plants, animals, and general terms across several numbered positions.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
Neal
Aaron Henry
Mississippi
NAACP
Harvard
Jenn Mayer
Ed Muskie
Spira Agnew
White House
Rory Graham
Agnew
Baltimore Sun
Che Bayton
By Oswald
James Jacoby
West
Rqry
Wnime
Matian Hero
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