Editorial on Biafra War and Africa's Future
The piece argues the Nigerian conflict stems from colonial borders and critiques Western complicity. It warns self determination without unity risks fragmentation, urging Africa toward larger political economies rather than tribal disintegration. It notes Katanga Sudan Chad parallels and warns against endless wars benefiting no one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Nigeria
Biafra
Katanga
Sudan
Chad
France
MHD Power Described as Pollution Free Energy Advance
A Senate hearing urged high priority for magnetohydrodynamic power. MHD uses seeded hot gases to generate electricity in a magnetic field with about 60 percent efficiency, reducing thermal and atmospheric pollution and enabling plants in water-short areas. Dr. Arthur Kantrowitz, Avco Everett Research Lab director, emphasized environmental and resource benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kantrowitz
Avco Everett Research Laboratory
Senate
MHD
Arma
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising staff, with names including Preston Pendergrass, John Wadley, Ann B. Pritchett, Paul Putman, Dwight Moody, Leon Brown, and Johnelix Boynton. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays, at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, 77520, with subscription rates and postal affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnelix
Baytown
Quick Quiz Q and A History of Facts
A set of rapid trivia questions and answers covers fossils in coal beds jet speeds by Jacqueline Cochran and her 1953 F 86 flight in California. It confirms hermits shells are empty and cannot extract original mollusks. Wheat growth at equator or Arctic is noted. Canada area question appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Cochran
California
Banter By Betsy Webber on a Dangerous Rabbit
Betsy Webber recounts a family scare with a rabbit that bit two children and menaces the author. She describes feeding the animal with caution, joking about its danger and offering to sell it, with a lighthearted yet wary tone. The piece blends humor with a wary encounter in a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Webber
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Artist In This Office Remains Nameless
In this columnist note, a witty barb contrasts timely service with the rare agent who fails to deliver. The piece hints at impatience with bureaucratic delays and teases an unnamed artist in the office.
Secretary Dictation Probed in Newspaper Enterprise Assad
A dismissive remark from a husband about his wife’s work was reported in the Newspaper Enterprise Assad brief. The note mentions she won’t take dictation at home, suggesting tensions over employment duties.
HEW cataract warning silenced over microwave ovens
Washington column reports HEW scientists warned that microwave ovens could cause eye cataracts and other injuries, but officials replaced the warning with a bland statement from Secretary Robert Finch. The piece details leakage tests and safety records of Amana Litton and Raytheon, plus a purge of public information staff at HEW amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
HEW
General Electric
Hotpoint
Litton
Amana
Raytheon
Tappan
Magic Chef
Robert Finch
Finch
Baxter Omohundro
Electronic Products
Feakage
Steinfeld
Frederic Malek
Cliff Johnson
National Institutes of Health
Malek
Johnson
Robert Q. Marston
Marston
Williams
Paul Schuette
Washington Post
Contract Bridge Slam Squeeze By Oswald and Jacoby
Bridge lesson notes a standard no trump auction with South at 1NT North 17 points combined 33 35. South plans six not seven and aims to rattle clubs then diamonds. If clubs break 3 2 South plays clubs to create squeeze on East and West while discarding a diamond or club to maximize tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gooden
South
North
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Doctors Mailbag on Surgical Removal of Cancerous Moles
A reader asks about causes and removal of dark brown moles on the back. Experts say hereditary moles are usually benign, removable by irradiation or carbon dioxide freezing, and that suspicious moles on soles, palms, or near the groin should be removed surgically.
Bridge puzzle asks for seven diamonds bid after N/S sequence
East deals and opens one diamond. South holds AK109864 VA2 Q4 AT. With partner likely missing king in diamonds, A-Bid seven diamonds is suggested. Tomorrow continues with the solution.
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South
East
Enrich Your Vocabulary Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS
Solving the crossword clues, the grid yields terms like horse cry and steep eminences. The puzzle includes references to narrow passages, mountain peaks, and various parts of speech as cross-fill supports.
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Veoey Et al
Texas
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Equator
Arctic Circle
Canada
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By Phil Pastoret
Newspaper Enterprise
Assad
HEW Radiologies Health Bureau
Roger Egeberg
Jesse Steinfeld
Consumer Protection
C. C. Johnson
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Weyne G. Brandstadtt, M.D
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Bdo Milb Rees
Van
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Fry
Utah County
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