Editorial on Egypt gas use in Yemen war scarcity
The piece questions Egypt's alleged mustard and possibly nerve gas use against royalist forces in Yemen. It cites Red Cross investigators and U Thant, notes fears of Israel gas exposure, and cites analysts on Soviet chemical warfare. It critiques UN inaction and Western silence while urging clear answers.
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Egypt
Yemen
Nasser
International Committee of the Red Cross
U.N
U Thant
Israel
Carl T. Rowan
Washington
West
Germany
Russia
Col
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Soviet Union
United Nations
De Gaulle’s Quebec visit shocks Canada and raises alarms
The French president’s Montreal declaration Vive le Quebec libre stirred diplomatic tension and risk of violence. While few support separatism, most Canadians favor a united Canada from coast to coast, viewing De Gaulle’s provocation as improper interference. Charlie’s next stop is implied as a bold, unnecessary challenge.
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Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Canada
de Gaulle
Montreal
Liberte
Egalite
Quebec
France
Wolf
Montcalm
Charlie
New Orleans
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A scrambled NEA word power puzzle lists clues and answers across and down. Hints include terms like Moroccan coin, Greek letter, social insect, and lawful vs unlawful items, with various partial entries and embedded decorative notes.
A Champ We Have To Get A Champ We Have To Get By
Henry 1clemore argues that with Cassius Clay stripped of the heavyweight title the nation loses its drive. Mike Malitz through Sports Action and ABC plans an elimination tournament to crown a new champion, listing contenders such as Oscar Bonavena Jimmy Ellis Leotis Martin Karl Milteberger Floyd Patterson Jerry Quarry Thad Spencer and others in a rallying call for renewed national vigor.
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Henry
New York
Cassius Clay
Rome
Greece
Carthage
Preacher Clay
America
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Mike Malitz
Sports Action
American Broadcasting Co
Mpany
Rev. Clay
Malitz
Oscar Bonavena
Jimmy E Hs
Leotis Martin
Karl Miléenberger
Floyd Patterson
Thad Spencer
Dempsey and Firpo
Today In History July 31 1967 Highlights
On this date in 1498 Columbus discovered Trinidad. In 1555 Ignatius Loyola died. In 377 Lafayette made major general. In 1955 Laval surrendered in Austria. In 1933 Taft died. Ten years ago US released Nazi war documents. Five years ago Britain formed Federation of Malaysia. One year ago Argentina suspended classes nationwide.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Trinidad
Order of the Jesuits
Ignatius Loyola
U.S. Congress
Marquis de Lafayette
Pierre Laval
U.S
Austria
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
New York City
United States
Nazi Germany
Duke of Windsor
Britain
Federation of
Malaysia
Argentina
Quick Quiz Qs on Dry Ice and Will Rogers
The Q and A card notes dry ice is CO2 that sublimates without melting, so it becomes gas directly. Oklahoma honors Will Rogers with a state holiday on November 4, his birthday. Virginia creeper identified by five leaflets per stem, while poison ivy and poison oak show three leaflets.
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Oklahoma
Will Rogers
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Negro Moderates Targeted as Uncle Toms in Racial Debate
Washington column notes a shift from McCarthy era labeling to branding moderate Black leaders as Uncle Toms. It highlights Newark SDS influence, TV’s role in riots, and historical race riots from 1830s to World War I, citing Bucknell professor David Grimsted.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
McCarthy
Humphrey
Hugh Addonizio
Newark
Students For A Democratic Society
Tom Hayden
University of Michigan
Michigan
Hanoi
Sen
Bobby Kennedy
Muxiterate
SDS
Simpler Tuberculin Test for Children Explained
A mother asks about annual tuberculin tests and a simpler tine test. Experts note positive reactions require chest X rays for under fives with treatment not depending on film, emphasize prevention, outdoor activity, and nutrition. The discussion also covers polio vaccines with Salk batch issues in 1955 and Sabin’s live weakened vaccine as the current safe option.
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California
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
The column riffs on small flaws in everyday life from pepper shaker tops to door to door sales tactics and hints at bold plans like supersonic transports still on drawing boards. The piece uses brisk wit to critique common annoyances and grand promises alike.
Rumor Travel Speeds and a Boy's Simple Answer
A brief oddity notes a rumor moving fast and a small boy's single-word description of a washing machine as "Mother." The piece highlights how rumors spread quicker than plans while quoting a child’s terse response.
Verse from Acts on belief in Jesus as the Son of God
A verse from Acts 8 37 records Philip asking to be baptized and the Ethiopian answered I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God The exchange centers on faith and baptism as proclamation of belief in Christ.
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Philip
Jesus Christ
Son
God
Quote from H. Rap Brown on Black power and FBI arrest
A provocative statement attributed to Black power advocate H. Rap Brown after his arrest by the FBI. The quote asserts collective building of the nation by Black people and threatens destruction, reflecting tensions of the era.
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Black Power
H. Rap Brown
FBI
UAW Pushes Profit Sharing Amid Auto Profits Slump
AP Special Report notes UAW seeks profit sharing as GM Ford and Chrysler report declines in second quarter and six month profits. Earl Bramblett says profit sharing could trigger annual cuts. Leonard Woodcock cites past rejections as unions push for wage and benefit gains.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Earl R. Bramblett
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Ford
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Chrysler
Brambiett
Study Says Trainees In Different Fields
Washington AP reports a U S Chamber of Commerce study shows Job Corps trainees mostly find work but not in trained fields. The chamber presented to the House Education and Labor Committee that 76 percent of youths interviewed obtained jobs after leaving, while only 28 percent worked in their trained fields, a figure attributed to current economic conditions. John Burkhart, chair of the chamber Education Committee, supported a Republican plan to phase out Job Corps and replace it with residential skill centers run by vocational education agencies.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
House Education and Labor Committee
John Burkhart
House
Bridge Theory and Play With Jacoby Elegance
A dialogue on bridge strategy discusses finesses and lead choices. West’s five of spades as opening may threaten a no trump contract, while South pursues hearts for three extra tricks to meet his six total, highlighting card play and communication between hands.
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Oswald
Jim
West
South
Bridge bidding quiz ends with two no trump auction
In a four hand bridge sequence, West opens one no trump, South passes, North passes, East passes. South holds a strong two diamond response and North asks what to bid next. The reader is invited to answer tomorrow.
Baytown Sun Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editorial and management roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager and other assistants. It notes second class matter status at Baytown Texas post office and publishing offices at 1801 Memorial Drive with P O Box 30 Baytown.
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ers+ees
Stevees
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O. Box
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