Editorial on POW repatriation realities in Vietnam
An editorial argues North Vietnamese prisoners of war resist return home, despite U S and South Vietnam hopes to pressure Hanoi. It compares with Korea, noting fear of Communist rulers, and questions the fate of POWs if U S withdrawal proceeds, suggesting the Communists will seek captured soldiers.
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International Committee For the Red Cross
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Vietnam
New Remote Sensing Fire Detection System Tested
US Forest Service researchers at a Michigan symposium say a bispectral forest fire detection aircraft, with Doppler radar infrared sensors and on-board film processing, can replace 25 lookout towers in western Montana and northwestern Idaho. Over two months last summer it scanned 8,000 square miles and spotted small campfires from 15,000 feet, with ground stations acting on its maps.
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US Forest Service
Montana
University of Michigan
Idaho
Letter to The Sun Editor on nuclear defense and nonviolence
A reader responds to an editorial on a defense gap and nuclear weapons arguing that deterrence via bombs is counterproductive to freedom. The letter contends nonviolence cannot be served by arms and questions consensus on escalating weaponry while invoking biblical restraint and the inevitability of nonviolent victory.
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the Sun
Americas
Jesus
Peter
Garden
Gethsemane
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Office Info
The Baytown Sun lists staff credits including Editor Fred Hartman Publisher John Wadley and others. It notes publication details and address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and mail classifications. The text also references Associated Press rights and representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Pulian
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Air Force Band Plays For Montgomery Academy Graduation
The Pentagon overruled objections and ordered the Air Force band to perform at Montgomery Academy graduation despite the all white student body. Sen. Moss criticized the move while the school announced openness to qualified black students with $1,000 tuition. The school denied black enrollment and the band faced internal discord.
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Frank Moss
Utah
Air Force
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Academy
James McIntyre
Maj
Melvin Huyett
Maxwell Air Force Base
Huyett
General McIntyre
Sen. Moss
Robert Seamans
Moss
Robert Weil
Weil
D Artagnan’s Bold Bridge Trick in Cardinal’s Court
In a theatrical 19th century tale four musketeers plot to outwit Cardinal Richelieu at bridge. D Artagnan improvises a double to force a grand slam, ruffing with clever entries and dummy play to exhaust opponents and free the men, while the Cardinal stakes a cut in the game.
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Athos
D’artagnan
Bridge
Porthos
Aramis
D'Artagnan
Cardinal
Dummy
Bridge problem from VLCARD Senseae column
The page presents a bridge bidding puzzle with hands described as ly Dole INT. Pass 2 de Pass Pass 2h Pass Pass ae Pass Pass 34 and asks what to do when West doubles and North and East pass. Today’s question asks for the best action and promises the answer tomorrow.
How's Your Vocabulary Celestial Bodies Across 51
A crossword style list of clues and answers mixing celestial terms with common words, including entries for planets shells numbers and phrases, hinting at a puzzle with across and down items and possible theme of space related vocabulary.
Nostalgia Memo Reveals School Days and English Triumphs
Preston Pendergrass recalls graduation memories from the 1970s as he laughs at youthful grades and report cards. He fondly notes English success versus struggles in geometry and shares a humorous wish for a classmate with a perfect English score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Pendergrass
REL 1952 Class Reunion Promotes 20 Year Event
A REL 1952 reunion plans a Saturday gathering at the Ramada Tower Center with films of sports events and performances by the REL Band and Brigadiers. Former classmates will view school newspapers and photos, mingle, and dance to fifties music in an informal evening with no formal program.
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Wanda Orton
Humble Community House
Robert E. Lee
Jeannette Garber Mallory
Jeanette
Paul Parkinson
Jim Mallory
June Allen
Fred Zomke
Art Anthony
Betty Doss
Helen Bradberry
Roger Gary
James Bryant
Jackie Dietz
Ellen Flynt
John Flynt
Verna Hutson
Bob Davis
Jeannie MicAnulty
Bob Norwood
Pat Parker
John Segrest
Joyce Willams
Ernest Wright
Ramads Tower Center
REL
Heart murmur questions raise concern for a teen
A patient asks about chest pain and a chest lump after a pediatric exam. The response explains heart murmurs as vibrations from blood flow, notes most young murmurs are normal but some reflect valve defects, and stresses confirming with a doctor whether activity limits or surgery are needed. Lumps require examination and hernias are unlikely through the chest wall.
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Dr. Lamb
American Heart Assa
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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