Western-trained scientists reshape Red China’s nuclear drive
Editorial notes that China relied on Western educated scientists to develop atomic weapons after distrust of homegrown experts. The push tied to Mao’s propaganda, the campaign against bourgeois thought, and growing Western influence fostered discontent among knowledgeable Chinese. Western methods influence science, industry, and government, signaling widening gaps with the West.
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Red China
China
Mao Tsetung
Asia
United States
Britain
Free Nations
West
Mao
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cal
Ifornia Institute of Technology
Harvard
Cambridge
University of California
Liverpool University
Edinburgh
Tokyo Imperial University
Berlin
Toronto University
Peking
Reagan leads Californias Brown in Field Poll
California Gov. Edmund Brown trails Ronald Reagan by 52 to 37 in the Field Poll with 11 percent undecided. Reagan holds a commanding lead among Democrats who backed Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty, while Brown pursues a fragile coalition amid internal party splits and outcry from several groups.
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Fulton Lewis JR
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Ronnald Reagan
Reagan
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Brown
University of California At Berkeley
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Upholstered Cough
Word power puzzle grid presents across and down clues including Upholstered cough and Sleeping place. Entries cover cooking utensil Frickes Dée shield bearing Blackthorn stand fast strip of land amends respond to a stimulus enthusiasm Sislay Tim Japanese coir raillery foollike part masculine name Hy i kind of authority cold temperature extension of working hours Ireland work assigned Casimir chest bones DOWN ornamental ribbon boy's name measure of length footless animal burrowing animal adjective sulfi
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Ireland
You See A Lot On Drive Through Texas
A lyrical travelogue from a Texas journey describes Bay town to Amarillo scenery from the coast to the Edwards Plateau. The author notes abrupt climbs, irrigated fields, wildlife, Palo Duro canyon, and the Panhandle’s dry landscapes, recalling World War I bunks and a gritty state pride.
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Melinger
Texas
Baytown
Amarillo
Austin
Columbus
Colorado
Edwards Plateau
Coronado
South Plains
Panhandle
Palo Duro Canyon
Rio Grande Valley
East
Bolivia votes in free presidential election amid Barrientos challenge
In Bolivia a broad field of candidates contest a landmark presidential vote while Gen. Rene Barrientos, who seized power in 1964, campaigns with new tactics including helicopters to reach highland voters. The election, viewed as a democracy booster for the Americas, also features Senate and assembly races with miners, peasants, and Indians among the voters.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Barrientos
Vis
Iting Vilages
Victor Andrade
Andrade
MNR
National Revolutionary Movement
Bernardino Bilboa-Rivia
Falange
Socialist Party
Enrique Herzog
Mario Diez de Medina
MRP
Revolutionary Movement of Paz Estenssora
Felipe Inguez
Communist Party
Senate
Assembly
Paz
Air Force
Fied
Alg
Rentoul Field
Dominican Republic
Americas
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher roles, office and mailing addresses, and advertising and circulation notes. It states Baytown, Texas as the city of publication and notes second class matter status with the 1879 act, plus Associated Press rights and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Doctor's Mailbag on senility and polycythemia risks
Wayne G Brandstadt provides medical Q and A on aging and senility, polycythemia causes and prognosis, stomach acid concerns, and management options. Topics include hereditary links to Alzheimer's, annual checkups for related conditions, bloodletting history, and vitamin B12 importance for pernicious anemia.
Suit Preference Signal Crashes Five Club Bid on Bridge
West pushes five clubs despite strong doubts while South opens with king of spades and leads hearts South, North, and dummy misread signals as North dumps hearts and West signals diamond queen to set up a 300-point penalty clash in a tense bridge hand.
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West
South
North
Four Hearts Raise Incomplete Contract Card Rule
Bridge puzzle explores responder action after partner drives to spades over one heart. With 14 points and a ten, bidding four hearts is suggested, while the partner's jump to spades is not binding but strong. Also includes trivia Qs on asteroid Ceres lobster eggs and Jerusalem map placement.
Faith Not Works: Galatians Verse Emphasizes Justification
The verse states that a person is not justified by the works of the law but by faith in Jesus Christ. It affirms belief in Christ as the basis for righteousness, not adherence to legal deeds.
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Jerusalem
Europe
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Monson
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Shapp
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Cleveland
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Lola
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