A Day to Reflect on Why America Is Free
An editorial reflecting on Independence Day under war in Viet Nam argues no armistice in sight yet notes faint peacetime signs. It honors Captain William Carpenter for a napalm strike to save his troops and praises US service members who defend freedom and dignity.
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America
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
China
Heirarchy
William Carpenter
Rhode Island
John Pastore
Pastore
William Jennings Bryan
Benito Mussolini
Senate
Atlantic City
Vance Hartke
American Tel
Tel
Uncle Sam
Sen. Hartke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Magus
Detroit
Hartke
Indiana
Birthday party fundraising target shocks House members
Washington column notes a July 1965 Shoreham Hotel birthday gala for Harold Cooley raised $36,620 from lobbyists side by side with other fundraisers. The piece profiles Cooley's campaign-finance scrutiny and mentions New Hampshire lawmakers Huot and McIntyre under fire for lobbyist-backed funds.
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Fulton Lewis
Isis
Todsy
Bill Schulz
Washington
Harold Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Shoreham Hotel
Cooley
Irv Hoff
U.S. Cane Sugar Refiners’ Association
Hoff
New Hampshire
J. Oliva Huot
Thomas C. McIntyre
Thomas
Tommy the Cork
Corcoran
McIntyre
Internal Revenue Service
Perking Bass
R.N
Senate Ethics Committee
Bass
Railmen’s Political Education League
Huot
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Louis Wyman
R.N.H
Robert N. Giaimo
D.-Conn
Morris K. Udall
D.-Ariz
Wiliam Hathaway
D.-Me
Giaimo
New Haven
Udall
Hathaway
Sen
Thomas Dodd
D.conn
Senate
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style reading list shows a word power themed feature with cross clues and definitions. It includes references to Goober habitat plant form and Bible book abbrs among scattered letters and numbers guiding a word fill. Readers solve for a connected set of terms across and down.
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United States
Baytown Sun staff and contact details listed
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor and publisher Che Baytoum Sun, general manager Bill Hartman, and staff including Ann B. Pritchett, Fred Hartman, James H. Hale, Beulah Mae Jackson, Corrie Laughlin, and others. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1201 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas with mail rates available on request.
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Bill Hartman Oz
Ann B. Pritchett
Jerse
Corrie Laughlin
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P. O
John Wadiey
Paul Putman
Yoga Is Really Popular Yoga Is Really Popular
Health columnist Henry McLemore notes rising public interest in Yoga across the United States linking it to celebrities and daily headstands. He recalls early encounters with Lou Nova, describes his own awkward attempts, and lists home fitness gear while reflecting on the broader craze.
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Henry McLemore
United States
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Nova
Louis
Heman
Joe
Pauline Uzendun
Jimmy Braddock
Physical Culture
Bernard MacFadden
Auto Safety Bill Depends on Two Men, Pearsons Report
Washington columnist Drew Pearson says final House action on the auto safety bill hinges on two figures. Alain Boyd aims for transport, while Joseph Califano, backing McNamara, may influence the administration toward stricter auto safety standards. The piece shows industry lobbying and Senate maneuvers shaping penalties and certification rules.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Alain Boyd
Commerce
Joseph Califano
White House
McNamara
Ford Motor Company
Defense
Califano
Messrs
Boyd
Lloyd Cutter
Cutter
Rayburn Building
Senate
Cutler
House
Measles and Child Health Questions Explained
A mother asks for a lay comparison of measles types and vaccine protection. Rubeola is garden variety measles and rubella is German measles. Measles can cause pneumonia or brain fever, especially in preschoolers. rubella harms the fetus if contracted in early pregnancy. Vaccine protects against rubeola but not German measles, though a German measles vaccine is in development. In 1966 vaccination campaigns reduced expected epidemics in some cities. The rest covers chest pain in a girl and safe bath practices for a child, advising nonserious causes and skin drying with prolonged warm baths.
WIN AT BRIDGE A Grand Slam Sparks Harsh Scrutiny
The bridge column recounts a grand slam bid where declarer ruffs hearts and uses ruffs and discards to triumph. West leads ace of hearts after a double, prompting East’s fury and West’s defense reasoning. North and South quarrel over aggressive bidding and whether the six bid was wise, while the room looks on.
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East
West
South
North
Bridge bidding query with four diamonds bid
The puzzle presents a bridge hand where West North East South auction shows Passes and North South actions. The responder asks what to do after a sequence leading to four diamonds and a slam-minded partner. The question ends by noting today’s question and tomorrow’s answer.
Arlington Cemetery History Notes and Quote by Jerome Frank
The Arlington National Cemetery sits on the former estate of George Washington Parke Custis, grandson of Martha Washington, later used as a military cemetery after Federal troops occupied it during the Civil War. The passage also cites a Jerome Frank quote on ideology and pain from Johns Hopkins University.
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Arlington National Cemetery
George Washington Parke Custis
Martha Washington
Rome
Jerome Frank
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Bible Verse Wash You Make You Clan
A Bible verse from Isaiah 1 16 urges cleansing and moral renewal. The text commands washing and putting away evil deeds to seek righteousness before God.
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Jim Gardner
Ottawa & Sharper
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Food and Drug
Merchant Marine
Abe Ribicoff
Dconn
Auto Lobby
Ribicoff
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Cimima
McMamara
Willam Welsh
Phil Hart
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