Violence Not The Answer In Civil Rights Debate
An editorial notes a Fortune survey showing 83 percent of 300 Negroes in 13 cities view King as the leader who fights for people’s goals and 82 percent trust him. It finds 62 percent see violence as unnecessary and 58 percent deem rioting bad, implying millions of Negroes could still favor peaceful action despite dissent.
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Black Power
Martin Luther King
America
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Fortune Magazine
Public Library
Do. R. Blakey
Miniskirt Health Scare Debunked by Hoax
A government warning about miniskirts in cold weather circulated as a hoax. The bogus bulle tin from the FHA Health Division claimed cold temperatures raise fatty molecules in exposed legs, prompting ridicule of fashion trends and the idea of banning midiskirts.
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Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Puzzle Clues
A scrambled NEA Word Power puzzle lists across clues such as Grampus unit of weight Tiburon and Hebrew tribe with several entries like Crystalline Ti and Sea eagle Hovies. The grid references various definitions including Descriptors for animals and places, with multiple numbered hints and thematic wordplay.
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Peers Gynt
Royal Scottish Academy
Oahu
Tiburon Indiars
Baytown Sun Staff Roles and Editorial Management
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Assistant To The Publisher FBu Putman Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager Preston Henry Mekcemt Managing Editor and Retail Manager Nations, noting organizational flow within the newsroom and publishing operation.
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Fbu. Putman
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Rules and rights clash at the public library and in politics
A reader laments rules governing friendships at the library and the clash over a borrowed library card process. Another letter questions precinct line changes and asks about a General Telephone Co rate extension, challenging whether propaganda passes as news.
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the Sun
Louisiana
Baytown
Law
Texas
Ceneral Telephone Co
Houston
Charles Goodwin
Scott Baytown
Humphrey and McCarthy Seek Minnesota Delegates
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Eugene J. McCarthy may seek Minnesota's 62 delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Aides indicate both are prepared to back the other for seats on the state delegation which carries 52 votes.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Earliest Mahogany Use Recorded in Santo Domingo Cross
A rough-hewn cross in the Santo Domingo Cathedral, completed in 1540, is cited as the earliest surviving record of mahogany use. The church’s carved woodwork remains in good condition, illustrating early craft with this timber.
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Cathedral of
Santo Domingo
Pueblo Capture Secrets Revealed by White House Panel
Washington details the moments after the USS Pueblo seizure as the Situation Room alerts the President. Rostow files an intelligence report while hostile North Korean raids of 1967 are reviewed and Kim Il Sung is profiled amid hawks pressuring action.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
North Korea
Secretary of
State Rusk
Defense McNamara
Walt Rostow
National Security Advisor
Rostow
Blue House
Park
Seoul
Vietnam
Doctors Mailbag Heart Disease And Obesity Risk
A question and answer column discusses how obesity can aggravate heart disease and when drugs like nikethamide and digitalis should be used under medical supervision. It explains signs of digitalis poisoning, and notes one reader’s query on left axis deviation linked to mitral valve issues and possible surgical options.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Blessed is he that readeth and hear the prophecy verse
The verse Revelation 1 3 proclaims a blessing on readers and listeners who keep the words of the prophecy for the time is near. It emphasizes timely attentiveness to scripture and obedience as a spiritual imperative.
Reaction Mixed To Pueblo Crisis In Washington
The initial U S reaction to North Korea’s capture of the Pueblo was dismay, astonishment, and anger. Secretary of State Rusk urged cool heads while President Johnson pursued peaceful steps via Russia and the United Nations, weighing U S options and the risk of provoking further aggression.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S. Pueblo
Wonsan
Johnson
Congress
United Nations
United States
North Korea
Puebla
Fueble
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Korea
Pal Chung Kook
U.S. Dele
Bridge notes on bad lead and inflated bidding
The column analyzes a hand where East led the deuce of spades then discarded poorly, letting West be blamed despite East's misplay. It discusses Souths no trump bids, a 4NT overcall, and the attempted heart finesse, noting East and West miscommunications and the failed defense led to a doomed game.
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South
East
West
Ace Mi Bere Q the bidding has been West North East South
Bridge puzzle from Ace Mi Bere presents a four spade to game scenario. South holds AAKTE in spades and W2 in hearts, KQ654 in diamonds, B54 in clubs. The question asks the correct line after partner shows three aces by bidding five spades.
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