Editorial on U S Africa policy idealism and risk
The piece argues U S policy toward Africa blends idealism with pragmatism, cites hefty South Africa investments, and warns an International Court ruling on South West Africa could overturn Washington’s cautious balance. It predicts likely reactions from South Africa, Western nations, and rival powers, stressing a hard choice ahead.
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Washington
South Africa
U.S
Africa
International Court
South West Africa
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Liberia
United Nations
U.N
United States
Russia
Red
Fulton Lewis Speaks On UCLA Communists Probe
Newsman says 11 University of California faculty members are hard core Communists. Ed Montgomery testified behind closed doors to a Senate panel, naming Katz Wachter Wofsy Kaufman and others, alleging Communist influence in academia and links to Viet Nam Day Committee and Students free speech efforts. He cited leaflets urging draft avoidance and a Berkeley junior VDC leader's identity as the son of Communist activists.
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Washington
Senate
University of California
Internal Security
San Francisco Examiner
Ed Montgomery
Montgomery
Eli Katz
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Katz
Douglas Wachter
Wachter
Leon Wofsy
Wofsy
Communist Party
Hare
Robert Kaufman
Kaufman
California
San Francisco
Bettina Aptheker
VDC
Steve Cherkoss
Bay Area
Cherkoss
Garfield Junior Higk
Berkeley
Garfield
Africa
Jay Loursine
Try Your Word Power
Puzzle style clue list with scattered definitions and references across geography language and names. Clues include Caledoni, Uncle Tom, musical instrument, counties, and various abbreviations, with several missing letters or garbled entries suggesting an across and down word power crossword.
Fortunes of War Toll As Wicklops Move On
A Baytown reader laments the transfer of Fred Wicklop from Humble to a new assignment. The writer lauds his unselfish leadership and civic contributions to local organizations and the community, noting Baytown will always claim the Wicklops regardless of future fortunes.
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Humble
Fred Wicklop
Fred Wichlep
Baytown
Wichleps
Fred
Fred Wicklops
Mister Doesn't Fit Em in Beard Debate
AL MELINGER reflects on beards in culture from Alexander the Great to Fidel Castro and American campus youth. The piece muses on beard symbolism, dignity, and generational shifts, noting how the term Mister once fit stern town elders more than bouncy college students with facial hair.
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AL Melinger
Fidel Castro
Greece
Alexander the Great
Castro
Fidel
Fidelistas
Havana
U.S
Smith
Barbs on doubt and conformity in space era musings
The excerpt critiques space exploration born from doubt that this is the best world. It wryly notes Amon need not be a medician to mock himself. It laments glamour and conformity, and asks why people call Jesus Lord yet do not follow his words from Luke 6:46.
Inside Lyndon Johnson Family Frictions and Luci's Wedding
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines LBJ family tensions over George Hamilton's draft deferment Lynda Bird Johnson abroad plans and Luci's highly publicized wedding The piece notes the president's attempts to influence family choices and the public reaction, including his press secretary's efforts to curb coverage and the TV cameras' placement.
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Washington
White House
Eiff
George Hamilton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
Luci
Pat Nugent
Viet Nam
Herm
Congress
L. George Hamilton
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Hollywood
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United States
Europe
Texas
Lynda
Linda Bird
Vietnam
Justice of the Peace
Lyndon B. Johnson
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Catholic University
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editors and staff including Editor James H. Hale, Publisher Beulah Mae Jackson, and Office Manager. publication details note daily afternoons and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with postal entries and subscription rates. It states circulation and agency representation and notes Associated Press rights and republication terms.
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Mann Eae
Ered Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartmen
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wadley
Neeonerss
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated
Associated Press
Doctor explains tumors benign versus malignant in medical Q A
The doctor describes how benign tumors are encased and spongy while malignant tumors are hard and invasive. Biopsies aid determination, and cancer can metastasize, causing recurrences after removal.
Wolff convention in bridge play explained
A Bridge column analyzes the Wolff convention as shown in a hand where South responds with a two heart style 2 hand after partner opens two no trump. The three club bid pressures partner to bid three diamonds and the follow up to three spades serves as a signoff.
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North
South
Ife
Wolff
San Antonio
Robby Wolff
West South Event Noted In Scrambled Text
A fragmentary OCR snippet shows mixed capitalized tokens including West and South with letter sequences and codes. No clear event, person, organization, or place is readable to form a factual summary.
Advice on Using a Rare Test With a Partner
The document discusses approving or disapproving a rare opportunity that requires a regular partner. It notes the unusual infrequency of its use and urges those involved to be fully familiar with all implications before attempting it. It asks for feedback if someone chooses to try it and to share the results.
Bridge bidding puzzle: four spades over three spades
The dealer shows a hand with spades and a partner who has bid four spades over your three spades. You must decide the best call after the sequence West North East South seven pass iv pa 29 pass 34. The puzzle asks what to bid instead of four hearts. Tomorrow will reveal the answer.
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West North East South
Icebergs Threaten Atlantic Shipping Despite Advances
Atlantic waters still pose iceberg dangers with flat topped bergs up to 60 miles long and 20 miles wide. Modern radar and the International Ice Patrol have reduced risk, though shipping must remain vigilant against ice hazards. Also notes Britannica entry on early flying attempts with ornithopters.
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Atlantic Ocean
International Ice Patrol
Atlantic
Fireworks and deer population trends in historical notes
National Geographic notes fireworks date back to ancient civilizations with Chinese and Indian makers using charcoal and saltpeter. Sulphur later added to create gunpowder. At the turn of the century US deer numbered about 500000, now estimated at 14.36 million.
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National Geographic
United States
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