Editorials- Russia loses UN to Arab diplomacy rhetoric
The column argues the UN General Assembly session exposed Soviet rhetoric over Israel and Arab positions, portraying diplomacy as a weapon in Cold War proxy games. It decries “diplomacy” as a misfit term in Communist lexicon and calls for real negotiation over rhetoric and force.
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Ion Hes
United Nations General Assembly
Webster
Hostil I
Israel
Russia
Germany
Sinai
Jordan
Recone
Arab Council
Vanishing Breed in American Farming Population
The article notes a continued decline in the farm population from 1963 to 1969, with 11,595,000 people living on farms and 363,060 in rural nonfarm areas in 1965. It cites a 3.9 percent drop in 1966, 6.4 percent the prior year, and a 5 percent year-over-year decrease, attributing the trend to ongoing migration away from farms and expanding agricultural depopulation.
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Department of Agriculture
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Action
A concise NEA feature highlights word power puzzles titled Try Your Word Power. The Across rhythm centers on SATS themes and a thorny challenge, inviting readers to test vocabulary and problem solving, with a playful tone typical of feature briefs.
Fight Within NAACP To Reshape Its Leadership
A faction of young delegates in Boston push to alter NAACP leadership rules. They seek more regional representation on the board, arguing the mass membership is more militant than the national stance suggests, while old guards defend the current structure.
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Boston
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkiss
Glouster
John Morsell
Old Guard
Chester I Leais
Young Turks
Mfuch
Lewis
Buttonholme
Kansas
Food Aid Programs Expanded Across Nation
Secretary Freeman announced the Agriculture Department is liberalizing and broadening food assistance to reach every needy person in the country. Changes, already in Mississippi, include cheaper food stamps and expanded direct distribution, with the goal of full nutritious diets by year-end for all regions and urban rural areas.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Senate
Freeman
Mississippi
Washington CIA funding to NSA linked to major foundations
Washington as Patman committee details show two major tax free foundations Ford and Rockefeller funded the NSA while many others gave little or nothing. The report cites assets and disbursements from 1951 to 1966, noting Ford and Rockefeller provided limited sums compared with overall foundation outlays. It also mentions Patman criticizing tax free money subsidizing research and raises questions about Treasury funding.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Central Inteligence
National Student Association
Ren. Wright Patams
Tex
Committee
CIA
Ford
Rockefeller
Pew Memorial Trusting Sun of Co
Harding College
Arkansas
Dr. Schwarz
Christian Ant -Commununist
Crusabe
India
Schwarz
Lily Endowment
Lilly
NSA
Carnegie Foundation
Carnegie Steel
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
General Motors
Re Lorswood Foundation
du Pont
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Commonwealth Fund of
New York
Patman
Andrew Mellon
Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Fungoid infections not limited to summer warning
Fungoid infections thrive in warm moist environments and can affect skin beyond summer months. Doctors emphasize accurate diagnosis via skin scrapings, household measures to prevent reinfection, and thorough disinfection. Treatments include modern fungicides, and family-wide care is advised. Side effects listed for Dele Nar include nausea headache and dizziness.
Biblical era trees scarce in Palestine and Maine border treaty
Few trees grow in Palestine compared with biblical times. The Webster Ashburton Treaty of 1842 settled the boundary between Maine and Canada, and Cape Alava in Washington marks the westernmost point of the conterminous United States.
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Palestine
Ashburton
Great Britain
Maine
Canada
United States
Cape Alava
Washington
Peace Quest Draws Critics in AP Special Report
Washington reports the search for peace in Vietnam faces stalemate and uncertainty. Critics urge de escalation while acknowledging limits of victory. The Johnson administration shows awareness of slow progress and possible indefinite commitment, with divisions among Republicans on ending the war. Luke 6:22.
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Peace Quest
Washington
United States
Vietnam
Harry S. Truman
Bo Chi Binh
South Vietnam
U.S
Iain Reason
El-Our
Johnson
Ight Hberal House
Hanoi
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Double-dum may bridge problem from Eastern championships
Oswald and James Jacoby summarize a bridge hand from the Eastern championships where a slam is sought after all 52 cards are considered. The feature explains why a trump opening could fail and details George Rowe's play to force the contract.
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George Rowe
New York
Queen of Hearts
George
West
Dummy
South
Bridge bidding puzzle with four diamonds and slam ideas
In a bridge deal West North East South auctions pass one club two club followed by three diamonds then four clubs. South holds AAQZWESS AQ RKINTS. Question asks what you do now and whether four diamonds or four clubs, with partner potentially jumping to six clubs.
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South
Che Baytoum Sun Editor and Publisher Roles Listed
The notice lists staff positions at Che Baytoum Sun including editor and publisher, general manager, business manager, managing editor, and assistant to the publisher. It names office manager Dwight Moodr and Corrie Laughtin in advertising and retail, with subscription and mailing rate details and Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc as national reps.
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Seuseeys
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
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