Editorials Arabs Hard To Convince For the Third Time
The Arab world remains convinced Israel is a fact and will stay. The piece urges Arabs to end their refusal, noting vast resources wasted on armaments and praising Israeli modernization and potential Arab Jewish cooperation for peace and security. It condemns plans to destroy Israel and calls the conflict a tragic waste.
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Israel
Nassers
Husseins
Faisals
Palestine
East
United States
Egypt
Wick remedies for oil slicks eyed by scientists
A Science letter proposes wick bundles dipped in kerosene and deployed on offshore oil spills to burn or neutralize slicks. Researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology also suggest fitting empty tankers with suction gear to vacuum oil from contaminated seas, with salvage vessels profiting from cleanup.
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Britain
Torrey Canyon
Cornwall
Kenneth Hickman
Rochester Institute, of Technology
Science Magazine
Golf Putters and Stance Ban Shock Golf Fans
Henry 31cLEMOEE reports how the USGA and Royal and Ancient Club ban croquet mallet style putters and require golfers to straddle the ball only on the backswing. The piece recalls Sam Snead’s adaptation, a former diplomat’s use, and mocks the ruling while imagining absurd legalizations. The column blends humor with nostalgia for St Andrews and the Old Course.
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Henry
New York
U.S. Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews
Scotland
Sam Snead
Japan
Joseph Grew
USGA
Mulligan
Royal and Ancient Rules Committee
St Andrews
Johnny Dawson
Rangers
Royal and Ancients
Old University City
June 3, 1967 Today In History roundup
On June 3 1967 notable events include the 1940 Norwegian army surrender the 1815 Vienna Congress end the 1870 death of Charles Dickens the 1942 War Production Board set up the 1948 Truman Spokane speech and a 196 orthodox retrospective. Also noted are Polish fair action in Poznan Berlin wall protests and a Topeka tornado death toll.
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Associated Press
Nero
Charles Dickens
United States
Britain
Harry S. Truman
Spokane
Wash
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Posnan
Poland
Berlin Wall
Topeka
Kan
World’s Fare By Wick Fowler Deaton Chronicle
A North Carolina group sought federal poverty funds to start a newspaper as part of a broader debate on national priorities New York is highlighted as a leading locale in the discourse Daylight Saving Time issues are noted and a New York beatnik campaigns for president on an art centered platform The piece blends local concerns with broader cultural commentary and political satire through a dated voice
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North Carolina
New York
U.S
Venezuela Oil Demands Fair Quota From US
Washington and Caracas discussed giving Venezuelan oil the same quota treatment as Canada and Mexico. With Near East oil disrupted by war, Venezuela's 1,033 million barrels to the US could become critical. Leoni urged equal treatment to avoid discriminatory restrictions.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Johnson
Raul Leoni
Venezuela
Near East
Leoni
U.S
Europe
Punta del Este
Canada
Nasser
Suez Canal
Russia
Soviet Union
Baku-Batum
United States
Venezuela praised as regional model and ally while Vietnam tunnel use discussed
The piece praises Venezuela as a leading democracy in South America with strong U S ties and reform progress. It notes high imports from the United States and advances in education and social security. It also covers a congressional briefing on Vietnam tunnel use, with Dr. Herzfeld detailing tunnel roles for VC and North Vietnamese forces and lawmakers questioning tunnel strategies.
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U.S
South America
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Venezuela
Caribbean
educa+tion
Castro
Vietnam
Charles Herzfeld
Devese Department
House Appropriations Committee
Vitamins Are Important To Both Child and Adult
Doctors mailbag answers questions on vitamin deficiencies and their symptoms. Deficiencies in A B1 B6 B2 B12 niacin C and D are outlined with effects such as night blindness anemia sore tongue gum bleeding and rickets. Also discusses B12 injections vs oral use and advises on preventing vitamin D poisoning and effects of long term prednisone use.
Questioning facts on democracy and Wales symbols
The text asks which is the world s oldest democracy and explains why Wales adopted the leek as its emblem. Legend attributes the leek to St David guiding Britons to wear the vegetable in hats to distinguish themselves from invaders.
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Wales
David
James Marlow on Nasser Crisis and UN Handicaps
Washington dispatch critiques Gamal Abdel Nasser and UN delay as the Middle East war erupts. It tracks Nasser from 1952 to 1956, noting his coups, Suez nationalization, military buildup, and arching miscalculations that left Israel decisive in air superiority during the early days of fighting.
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Washington
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Nations
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Nasser
Farouk
Egypt
Suez Canal
Britain
France
U.N
Wasser’s
Bridge Trial Reveals Acquittal In Card Hand Case
In a courtroom drill resembling a bridge hand, the People v. South saw prosecutor Burg and detective Gragg dissect a 1 no trump play where South, with 18 points, saved three overtricks. Defense attorney Payson pressed for acquittal. the judge granted it after a key card dispute.
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The
People
South
Hamilton Burg
Gragg
Merry Paysuri
West
East
Heart
Payson
Culbertson
Card Sensei Q The bidding and what to bid now
West opens Pass and all pass until South shows a strong hand with 4AQ1054. Partner supported two no trump over 2S and then bid 4C. You must decide the best contract given the auction and your hand. Tomorrow’s question asks for the recommended line.
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North
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun staff lists editor and publisher veteran and general manager roles, along with advertising department staff. Publication information notes the paper is entered in Texas and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. Subscription rates are given as $1.75 per month, $21 per year, and 10 cents for a single copy with mail rates on request. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and represented nationally by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Don Chandler
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P. O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Frese
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