Editorial on vaccine distribution and public health
Science writer Richard Carter warns billions spent on cancer research mean little if public health services remain weak. He cites the polio vaccine rollout as a failure of organized medicine and urges restructuring to empower government to distribute vaccines quickly. He compares reception to measles and cancer vaccines and urges Congress action alongside President Johnson’s calls for reform.
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Richard Carter
Jonas Salk
Carter
U.S. Public Health Service
Johnson
Congress
Aliea
Ralph Nader
Salute to Herb Meier II earns UT honor
The Baytown Sun praises Herbert H. Meier a Humble refinery executive and UT alumnus for receiving a top university tribute. Meier joined Humble Oil in 1927 and rose to the plant’s highest leadership, serving as Baytown plant manager and inspiring local youth through his career path.
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University of Texas
Herbert H. Meier
Baytown
University
Baytown Sun
Meier
The
Sun
Humble OU and Refining Co
Herb Meier
Medicare expansion hints emerge from Johnson plan talks
President Johnson hints at broad medicare expansion beyond seniors with new proposals. Task forces in HEW draft federally subsidized care for children, dentistry, and middle income adults. New York's Title 19 programs already subsidize care for all ages. costs debated amid fiscal warnings. Capital Capsule notes Reagan leads Christopher in California GOP primary polls.
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington — Administration
Legis
Johnson
San Antonio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Sam
Philip R. Chase
Syracuse Post - Standard
New York State
State of
Puerto Rico
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle filled with scattered clues and fragments. Mentions include Hinds queen, ancient city, Bargain event, Gourd, Testament, Coolidge's nickname, and various stray letters. The readable text resembles a word game or word association puzzle with missing context and unclear instructions.
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Hinds
Urgeon Scot
Bhancelis Son
Coaches Want To Review In Southeastern Conference
Henry McLemore argues that SEC coaches seek the right to review football scholarships after two years to cut underperforming players. He suggests coaches be open to scrutiny by boards and alumni, noting injuries and unfulfilled promises, and questions the harsh treatment some scholarship athletes endure.
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Henry McLemore
Dixie
Southeastern Conference
Athletic Board
Pugnacious Hawk Rules Antenna Roost At Louisville
In Louisville the hawk nests atop a television antenna near St Joseph Infirmary. Its aerial displays have halted window washing and sunbathing for workers, while construction crews post lookouts and dogs skulk away. The male hawk’s mate watches from a tree as hospital staff report the disturbance continues.
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Louisville
St. Joseph
Beliding
Republicans Propose Higher DC Drinking Age 21
In Washington DC 30 House members push to raise the district drinking age from 18 to 21 to align with Maryland and Virginia. Republicans attack teen drinking in the capital while Democrats resist. Hilliard Schulberg and liquor lobbyists oppose the move, calling it harmful morally and economically.
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Washington
House
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Hilliard Schulberg
Washington Retail Liquor Dealers Association
William Harsha
Ohio
Thomas Pelly
Wash
William Brey
Ind
William Springer
Ancher Nelson
Minn
H. R. Gross
Charles Joelson
New Jersey
Jocelson
New York
Washington State
Rep
Harsha
Tion
Senate
Houses
Congress
Letter to The Sun on tickets and political funding
Reader letter thanks for AstroDome tickets and recounts a fundraising plan with Thomas Harris of Lincoln named as committee chair. The piece shifts to critique big money in senate campaigns and specific El Paso Natural Gas legal fees. It highlights several law firms, names, and amounts, praising California public servant William B Bennett for contesting rulings to the Supreme Court.
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Thomas Harris
Lincoln
Springer
Taylor
Senate
el Paso Natural Gas
California
el Paso
Sullivan and Cromwell
Wall Street
John Foster Dull
el Pas
Clark Clifford
LBJ
Clifford
Larry L. Williams
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Williams
Clifford Law Firm
William B. Bennett
California Public Utilities Comission
Bennett
Supreme Court
Bidder Challenge Opens Bridge Match at Sriddle
North South and East West face a tough start as bidding opens with 1m pass 1a. Jacob y and Son report a complex deal where AKJi and Void hold the key suits. The article notes opening lead and subsequent play choices, highlighting the bid sequence and defensive efforts in this bridge contest.
Hearts and Diamonds: South Sails To Slam In Bridge Match
In a team bridge contest, both sides reach six diamonds and five diamonds. South defends with clever ruffs and discards to establish hearts, lighting up dummy and his own hand. The five diamond contract ends with a successful claim. the six diamond contract is questionable yet makes on a tough line of play.
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West
North
East
South
Six Diamonds
Dummy
Hearts
Bridge bidding puzzle about overcall and response
In a bridge scenario you hold AAQ953 in spades and clubs with a 2 of diamonds instead of hearts and faced with a spade overcall and partner jumping to three. Decide your best action after the three hearts commitment. Answer tomorrow.
Bering Sea Facts From Uncyclopaedia
The Bering Sea is named after Vitus Bering, a Danish Russian explorer who charted the strait and Alaska in the early 18th century. It covers about 885000 square miles between Alaska and Siberia and narrows to roughly 144 feet deep at its shallowest, hindering large scale water transit between oceans.
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Bering Sea
Vitus Jonassen Bering
Bering Strait
Alaska
Siberia
Pacific
Arctic
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists staff such as Fred Hartman James Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and Bill Hartman with titles including Managing Editor Assistant To The Publisher and Office Manager. It notes an advertising department and post office details, the Baytown address at 1301 Memorial Drive, and subscription rates. It also states date and press details and that the paper is a member of national press associations.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
Baytown
Texas
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