A Good Investment Is To Preserve Wildlife
John S. Owen of Tanzania National Parks urges funds to protect Serengeti wildlife. He notes 1.5 million animals across Africa’s plains, says land acquisition costs about $300 per square mile and that conservation costs are a tiny portion of budgets. He pleads for UN funding to safeguard remaining ecosystems.
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John S. Owen
Tanzania National Parks
African Wildlife Fund
Serengeti Plains
Africa
Tanzania
United States
Owen
United Nations
Bless That Dog Outsmarts NC Tax Deadline Bite
In North Carolina a dog chewed up a taxpayer's state income tax papers just hours before deadline. The Department of Revenue accepted the explanation, granting a 30 day extension to refile and obtain a new withholding slip. The dog survived, and officials noted the bite is hard to swallow.
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North Carolina
Department of Revenue
Steel Strikes Could Come Amid Rising Steel Profits
AP reports 1968 begins with U S Steel posting first quarter profits up 39 percent from a year earlier while labor talks loom. 21 major firms negotiate with 400000 workers due to expire July 31, with wage hikes around six percent and potential August plant shutdowns. Concerns about imports, price shifts, and diversification into real estate and chemicals loom as steel firms seek stability.
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Jaber
U.S. Steel
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Steelmen
U.S Steel
Indus
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Summary
A garbled OCR style list references an NEA feature on vocabulary enrichment. It mentions Across, principal male in fiction, actors, lifetime, various wordplay clues, and scattered terms like bread, ash word, Ireland, Tarzan, wolfhound, fountain, and entangle. The readable fragments suggest a crossword like puzzle or language theme column with multiple clue lines and partial answers.
Baytown Sun staff and masthead details
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists editorial and advertising staff including editor Beulah Macrdakanis Paul Poonan ann B. Pritchet and managing editor Dright Moody Corrie Laughtin, with various department heads. It notes edition details as a second class publication in Baytown Texas and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates are provided and a national representation by Newspaper Representatives Inc.
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Beulah Macrdakanis
Paul Poonan
Ann B. Pritchet
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Ress Sher
Arsectat
Iresus
Lent paradox and Johnson college query
The note explains why Lent is called forty days though it spans over six weeks, counting only fasting days and excluding Sundays. It also asks which college President Lyndon B. Johnson attended, answered as Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos, Texas.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Southwest
Texas State College
San Marcos, Tex
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mormon System Works in Baytown Sun Column
Paul Harvey praises the Mormon Church welfare program as a model of self help. He contrasts it with American welfare trends, noting a centralized storehouse in Salt Lake City that provides goods earned rather than given. He cites fasting funds and work options for the elderly disabled and unwed mothers, urging reliance on self-reliance over government aid.
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Paul Harvey
Salt Lake Cin
New York City
John Lindsay
U.S
General Welfare Fund
Uracle Sam
Ambush Prayer Shared By Reader To Soldier Letter
A reader sent a Vietnam war piece titled Ambush Prayer attributed to a GI. The poem portrays night patrol fears and frontline combat, ending with hope for survival and another night ahead. The letter is signed Mrs. T. R. Halekakis from 409 E Wright.
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Vietnam
Charlie
T. R. Halekakis
E. Wright
Bible Verse As in Adam all Die in Christ Made Alive
A concise biblical quotation from 1 Corinthians 15 22 stating that as all die in Adam so all will be made alive in Christ according to Christian doctrine emphasizing resurrection and shared fate through Jesus Christ.
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Adam
Christ
Snapshot syndrome haunts some economists and business leaders
AP analysis outlines a trend among economists who say a recent wave of near sighted thinking ignores long term context. The so called snapshot syndrome causes intellectual nearsightedness and a failure to view societal issues as dynamic, leading to focus on immediate problems without perspective.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Nevada draws crowds with gambling and leisure appeal
World Almanac notes Nevada thrives on legalized gambling and entertainment drawing over 20 million visitors a year and spending more than 600 million dollars, while a Commerce report shows poverty declined from 1959 to 1966. Yet poverty remains disproportionately high among Negro families.
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Nevada
The
World Almanac
Bridge Tips From Oswald and Jacoby Slam Reaches Collapse
In a recent expert team game North South reached impossible spade slams at both tables. Heart king leads exposed risks as West ruffs diamonds. North and South blame themselves, discuss bids and chances, and aim to improve partnership play after the disaster hands.
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West
South
North
Aspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Decision: Aces to Gamble on Slam Over Partership
In a bidding puzzle from a card room, the hand suggests a 1¢ 3a Pass South with a 65 WA2 4c hold. The recommended play is to gamble on a slam by showing an ace, risking partner’s balance.
Rush hour carbon monoxide hazard to drivers
The doctor warns that warmer weather brings more cars on the highways and higher carbon monoxide levels in rush hour traffic. Intersections with stop signs or lights show the highest concentrations, sometimes 60 to 85 parts per million, which can inactivate up to 10 percent of commuter hemoglobin and as much as 15 percent if smoking. Staggering rush hour traffic may help reduce exposure.
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Lifetime
Uria
Ira
Ireland
Rte
Che Baytoun Sun
Henry Holcomb
Dright Moody
Corrie Laughtin
Leter
GTOKK
AP Business Analysis
FHE
Associated Press
Histor
Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Alexander Pushkin
Alsace
Germany
Belleau Wood
Brazil
Japan
Colombia
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Egypt
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Eisenhower
Washington
Commerce Department
America
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Oswald and
James Jacoby
Ree Eer
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Association
Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
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