De Gaulle's Aim to Forge Europe Under His Lead
Editorial argues Charles de Gaulle shifts toward Soviet ideas by seeking non intervention in Vietnam and pressing for European problems solved by European nations. It claims he seeks a unified Europe with France led by him, potentially sidelining U.S. influence and NATO. The piece criticizes his estrangement from democratic allies and warns of potential dictatorship dynamics in his waning years.
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Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
de Gaulle
France
Democratic Bloc of Nations
U.S
Moscow
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin
Europe
Seoon
Alexei Kosygin
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vietnam
Peking
Kosygin
United States of Europe
Iceland Bird Study Financed By U.S. Money
Fulton Lewis notes Icelandic scientists study a ptarmigan with a $42,900 grant from the National Science Foundation as part of broader U S funded projects. He cites House Government Operations Committee findings on foreign research spending, including $27 million annually and calls for tighter controls and foreign-aid reallocation. He mentions NIMH grants, UK medical-system study, and a New Jersey OFO job-training offer rejected for poverty relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Museum of Natural History
Reykjavik
National Science Foundation
House
National Institute of Mental Health
House Probers
The
Norway
NIMH
Nigeria
Marsta
Europe
Canada
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
National Institutes of Mental Health
University of Montreal
Toronto
Air Force
University of Birmingham
England
United States
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Jacques Monod
Monod
U.S
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Word Power Puzzle Through Old Scan Clues
A concise NEA feature presents a word power puzzle with varied clues across categories. Solve for terms linked to social dances, science terms, nautical items, and miscellaneous definitions, noting conjoined wordplay and cross references.
Mothball Bill Is Gigantic
Henry McLemone recalls a lifelong habit of buying extravagant traditional costumes during travels to 30 to 40 countries since the 1930s. He describes his wardrobe hoard including a Tyrolean climbing suit from Austria, a Highland fling suit from Scotland, and outfits from Hungary and India, plus various regional hats, turbans, and furs.
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Henry McLemone
New York
Austria
Venice
Scotland
Hungary
South America
Far East
Turkey
India
Pandit Nehru
Kashmir
Virginia Primary Shapes National Debate Over Smith and Rawlings
Washington column highlights Rep. Howard Smith as Rules Committee chair facing challenger George C. Rawlings in northern Virginia. The piece paints Smith as a long-serving power broker with conflicts of interest in banking, civil rights, and infrastructure, arguing his influence could stall key bills and benefit his business ties if reappointed.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Union
Virginia
Maine
California
Howard Smith
S-yvear
Rules Committee
George C. Rawlings
Smith
Congress
House of Representatives
Judge Smith
House
Niger
R Street
Howard Smith Jr
Howard Smith Sr
Frm
Rinehart and
Dennis
Gayley Bridge
W. Va
Rawlings
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Labor Department
Alexandria National Bank
George Washington
Financial General Corporation
George Olmsted Foundation
Wright Patman
Texas
Financial General
Florida DuPonts
Patman
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun operates as a local afternoon daily in Baytown Texas with staff including editor publisher general manager and advertising department leads. It is entered as second class matter and offers carrier and mail subscriptions with rates, and is represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. The paper credit Associated Press dispatches and retains rights to republication.
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Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Fred Hartman
James H. Bale
Preston Fendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Mermorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
The Doctor Says First of two related columns
The column explains dumping syndrome after partial stomach removal, its triggers, and management. It notes affects mostly high-strung women, soften with low carb diet, avoid cold drinks, and possible medicines, with surgical options if needed. It also includes a patient Q and A about a bleeding duodenal ulcer and X ray considerations.
WIN AT BRIDGE Too Much Talk Defeats West
Bridge column by Jacoby and Son reports a West player defeated by excessive discussion at the table. The game details show a strategic misstep from West and a successful counter by East. The column emphasizes focus and restraint in bridge play and notes the outcome for the match.
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West
Five Card Suits Rebid Debate in Bridge Discussion
In a bridge discussion, Jim and Oswald analyze a hand where West showed two five-card suits, leading to opponents making their contract. They debate Wests motive and the impact on defense, noting West had nothing to gain by a three club bid. South defends well, ducking the diamond opening and using precise spade and trump play to reach the contract despite Wests bids.
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Jim
West
Oswald
South
East
Bidding puzzle in bridge with Oswald Jacoby tips
West North East South sequence shows Pass Pass 2h Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass, then 6NT. South holds AA2 WERIS4 Q22 BA1IO86. Question asks best action after East bids one spade instead of passing. Also promotes Jacoby’s booklet offer for Baytown Sun readers.
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East
Florence Nightingale's Impact on Nursing and Public Health
Florence Nightingale rose to national prominence as a British Army nurse in the Crimean War. Her reforms modernized army sanitation and hospital care, spurred wider public health improvements, and she refused a state burial in Westminster Abbey, with her coffin carried to the family grave by six British Army sergeants.
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Florence Nightingale
Westminster Abbey
Door Knocking Verse Quotation Cited in Revelation 3 20
A paraphrased Bible verse depicts Jesus standing at the door and knocking inviting a listener to open and share fellowship. The altered line adds modern phrasing while preserving the core image of invitation and mutual companionship.
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Fulton Lewis
Iceland
Bill Schulz
BU Schulz
New Jersey
Office of Economic Opportunity
Joseph A Kershaw
OFO
Mike Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Cragey Mountaiz Crest
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Smoot Sand and Gravel Company
Potomac River
Smoot
Chaiman
Yau
Baytamn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Berry's
Emer
Jacoby. & Son Newspaper Enterprise Assn
North Raking
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