New Right to Information From Public Law 89 487
Editorial notes that Public Law 89 487, effective July 4, lets any person request government information. Reading rooms and photocopying must be provided. denials shift burden to agencies seeking justification. Exemptions cover nine categories, and lawsuits may follow. Congress will monitor, Rep. Moss says the objective is access to facts.
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Internal Revenue Service
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Offici
Congress
John Moss
Calif
Moss
Expo 67 American pavilion under tight scrutiny
At Montreal's Expo 67 the American pavilion receives harsh critique for underwhelming displays while the Soviet pavilion overwhelms with machines and models. A standout feature is Polaroid sponsored film "A Time to Play" showing timeless games, praised as a rare, appealing element that transcends rivalry.
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Canada
Montreal
U.S.S.R
America
Hollywood
Polaroid Corp
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle text presents a word power feature with clues and uneven fragments. Answers reference across clues include octant cents Gaelic hailt leek river barrier and other dainty puzzle fragments, suggesting a playful newspaper syndicated puzzle item from the era.
Mutt With Anxiety Syndrome At Home
A long satirical piece describes a mutt plagued by heart worms temper, skin allergies, and sensational canine psychology. The narrator jokes about the dog's neuroses including jealousy and gluttony while noting modern therapy costs 245 dollars for six sessions.
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AL Melinger
France
Mr. Everest
Prince
This Day In History July 1 1967 Highlights
The roundup notes events on July 1 across years: Hamilton mortally wounded by Burr at Weehawken in 1804, John Quincy Adams born in 1767, Grover Cleveland nominated in 1884, Gershwin died in 1937, Roosevelt sought a fourth term in 1941, Eisenhower nominated in 1952, Navaho missile cancellation ten years prior, UN loan tensions five years earlier, Soviet athletes boycotting a 1966 track meet in Los Angeles over Vietnam War opposition.
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Associated Press
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken
U.S
John Quincy Adams
Chicago
New York
Grover Cleveland
George Gershwin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Air Face
U.S. House of Representatives
United Nations
Los Angeles
Marigold Quotation Sparks Debate Over LSD Views
Sen Everett Dirksen praises the marigold while campus opinion turns to LSD rhetoric. A wifely view of retirement and a Japanese scientist challenging Einstein appear in this fragmented Barbs column by Walter C Parkes.
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Everett Dirksen
Federal traffic safety chief backs helicopter aid program
The head man at federal traffic safety advocates using helicopters to accelerate aid for accident victims. He questions whether the new program is taking off and emphasizes rapid response in emergencies.
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Federal
Verse Message About Shame for Followers Source Luke 9 26
A biblical quotation from Luke 9 26 warns that whoever is ashamed of Jesus and his words will face the Son of Man when he comes in glory and with his Father and the holy angels.
U N Revolt Reveals True Friends Of U S In Vote
Washington column notes the United States faced a U N vote on Israel with many nations aligning with Moscow. Spain Greece Turkey Pakistan backed Russia while Western Europe mostly supported the U S, and Ivory Coast and Laos shifted to the U S side on a second vote.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Russia
U.S
U.N
State Department
USA
Israel
Mosenny
Assembly
New York
Moscow
Spain
Generalissfo Franco
Greece
Turkey
Pakistan
France
Sweden
United States
Ivory Coast
Orice
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Doctors Mailbag on Yeast Infections and Medications
A reader asks about vaginal yeast infections and cures while the assistant explains candidiasis and nystatin as a treatment. Other questions cover moniliasis, poor peripheral circulation causes, static versus biliary or venous stasis, Doriden side effects, and possible dependence with withdrawal symptoms. Dr. Brandstadt will address general-interest questions in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Quick quiz on biology and civics from a PA would-be reader interest item
The Q and A cover a tropical predator worm that secretes prussic acid in its glands, the line of succession naming the Speaker of the House if both president and VP are incapacitated, the cabbage palm as Palm Sunday奉 symbol, and the Astrodome in Houston as America's only roofed ball park with a 45 000 seating capacity.
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George Mahon
Dtsx
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Patrick Lyndon
Mahon
Sen
Russell Long
Dia
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Justice Department
Anderson
Art Buchwald
George Meany
Aflcio
Ed Morgan
Morgan
Afl-Cio
Ford Foundation
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Adam Clayton Powel
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Louise Dargans
Tropical
America
United States
House of Representatives
Astrodome
Houston
Tex
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Wordy World In The Future James Marlow
AP dispatch analyzes a talkative United States as 1968 nears with President Johnson facing a stalled Congress and a war in Vietnam. The piece forecasts persistent public speeches, limited legislative progress, and global tensions dominated by Israel, Arab states, Red China, and Vietnam.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
Johnson
Congress
Alexei N. Kosy- bin
Baltimore
America
Israel
United Nations
Red
China
Vietnam
Hong Kong
Peking
U.S
Battle of Sharpsburg Antietam Known as Antietam Creek
The Civil War battle near Sharpsburg Maryland is familiarly known as the Battle of Antietam Creek, though widely called the Battle of Sharpsburg.
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Sharpsburg
Battle of
Antietam Creek
Play Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald James Jacoby
East opens doubtful. In a 1NT or 2 Hearts contract, one NT makes while 2 Hearts may vary by play. East and West scored 200 by setting two clubs. South erred, miss timing diamonds. The hand analysis shows East's precise trump timing and South’s misplay costing tricks.
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West
South
Three Spades Show Silent Shape in Bridge Auction
After a 1D, 1C, 2NT sequence with South holding A A G Z PR IA EV Q RHINIE, West opens 1D and North-South sequence leads to a three spades bid. Partner replies three no trump. What is the next move? Tomorrow's answer.
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West North
N.T
Che Baytoun Sun Editorial Leadership Names
Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Che Baytoun Sun lists key staff including Managing Editor Bill Hartman and John Wadley with assistants Paul Putman and Ann E. Pritchett, plus office management roles and department heads.
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John Wadley
Pgging & Preston
Pendergrass Impee Tee Ue
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann E. Pritchett Ae
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