Open season for giant killing in Congress policy view
An editorial argues Congress faces perplexing debates on defense and oil policies. It weighs Safeguard antiballistic missiles against boondoggle fears, and examines depletion allowances and import controls' tax and price effects. It calls for a measured middle ground to benefit national security and domestic industry.
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Edward Kennedy
United States
Eisenhower
Middle East
Europe
Moon Landing Awe and Dawn of Space Exploration
Eyewitness account from The Sun News Desk lauds the Apollo 11 moment, praising Armstrong and Aldrin while noting the vast global viewership and the historic milestone as humanity contemplates life beyond Earth. The author stresses the event’s enduring significance and future potential, while reflecting on the impulse to prioritize humanity’s advancement.
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Strong
Aldrin
Neil Armstrong
Earth
Moon
Baytown Sun praises moon project workers and builders
The Baytown Sun extols moon mission pioneers and the Americans who funded and toiled to make humanity's dream of space exploration a blazing reality, urging recognition of the scientists, laborers, and supporters behind the venture.
Timely quotes reflect on rights and policy
A collection of quotes from Everett Dirksen Mike Mansfield John Lindsay Adam Clayton Powell and Karl Warren critiquing minority rights a strong presidency anti ballistic missile policy and courtroom protections. The remarks span civil rights Mesas on race and authority and emphasize equal rights and constitutional protections.
Remembering Camp Texas and the Moon Dreamers
Wandering by Wanda Orton reflects on summers at Girl Scout Camp Texas near Clear Lake before NASA era, recalling counselors who urged stargazing and space talk. The piece ponders how young astronomers might have reacted to hints of Manned Spacecraft Center and future moon landings.
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Wanda Orton
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Leathercraft
Girl Scout Camp
Texas
Clear Lake
Jim West
Harris County
Sputnik
Neil Armstrong
Werdner von Braun
Alabama
Camp Tejas
Congress Defeats FDR Court Expansion Plan
July 22 1937 Congress defeats Franklin D Roosevelts bid to enlarge the Supreme Court amid political clash over court packing. Local copy humorously critiques toll takers and bus signs while noting a puzzling ink well question.
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Congress
FDR
Supreme Court
Nixon Seeks 59 ABM Votes in Senate Showdown
White House lobbies claim 59 hard votes for the anti-ballistic missile plan as Nixon faces liberal Senate leadership. Key targets include Sen. Tom McIntyre and Sen. Warren Magnuson while others such as Sen. Mike Gravel and Sen. Clinton Anderson weigh in.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Bryce Harlow
Ken BeLieu
Nixon
Senate
Agnew
Harlow
BeLicu
Tom McIntyre
New Hampshire
McIntyre
Portsmouth
N.H
Tom
Sen
Warren Magnuson
Boeing
Seattle
Maggie
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate Finance Committee
Winston Prouty
Vermont
Texas
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle List
Enriched puzzle item lists across multiple clues include terms like goddess of, lifetimes, scope, and chemical salt. The compilation features obscure phrases and crosswords style hints with references to places and letters, suggesting a broad word-finding exercise.
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Copenhagen
South's plan to nine tricks in three no trump
Bridge Tips outlines South's plan to reach nine tricks in three no trump. He counts seven top winners and imagines two lines depending on East's ace. If East returns the suit, South delays a king play to diamonds, aiming to keep West from leading. Dummy's ten of clubs guides a favorable finesse, with risk limited by the heart lead.
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Dummy
Ife
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding question in bridge puzzle continues to five hearts
In a bridge problem the sequence West North East South shows a hand pattern with 2NT and a later 5 hearts contract. South must decide the next move after partner supports five hearts. The prompt asks what the South hand should do next, with the suggested answer being bid four hearts, noting partner’s two no trump may have been intended to discourage. Tomorrow the full solution is presented.
Eye Transplants and Common Eye Ailments Explained
Doctors answer questions on eye care noting corneal transplants rely on human corneas and shortages. Silastic implants exist. Corneal ulcers stem from infection and poor health, keratoconus is hereditary and treatable with lenses, watering eyes from irritation or blocked tear ducts, ichthyosis is a hereditary dry skin condition with limited cure, and some anemias with enlarged spleens may be treated by spleen removal.
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Banti
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Psalm Verse About Trust in God From Psalms 9 10
The text presents a verse urging trust in the Lord, proclaiming that those who know thy name will place their confidence in thee. It asserts God’s faithfulness to those who seek him and maintain their faith.
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