Editorials On Yorty Election Theory Divides Journalists
A New York Times columnist argues that militant campus tactics do not justify backing for Mayor Sam Yorty and warns against equating modern militants with Martin Luther King. The piece contrasts nonviolent civil rights methods with violent campus actions and notes King’s philosophy of just laws broken nonviolently. It also cites Stanford president Kenneth S. Pitzer on a new morality justifying some illegal acts to defeat greater evils. The editorials conclude that progress remains limited and public attitudes remain hardened.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Berkeley
Wicker
Martin Luther King
King
America
Stanford University
Kenneth S. Pitzer
Columbia
Harvard
San Francisco
Egg roll crisis prompts culinary help request
In a note from Wanda Orton a reader asks for an egg roll filling recipe after failing to get guidance from a Houston shop clerk. The writer recalls buying shells, seeks home instructions, and ends by purchasing cookies and tea to ease the disappointment.
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Wanda Orton
Houston
Petit Mal Seizures And Epilepsy Facts By Dr Brandstadt
Doctor's Mailbag explains petit mal seizures include brief loss of consciousness lasting 2 to 14 seconds with no recall. Mellaril acts as a tranquilizer. other drugs control seizures. Seizures can accompany birth injuries meningitis uremia tumors poisonings heatstroke and fever in children. Convulsions signal brain irritation. diagnosis may require spinal fluid brain waves and skull X rays. During a seizure nothing helps except preventing harm. avoid tongue biting by careful handling. Psychomotor epilepsy shows purposeful but inappropriate actions with unknown cause. A 6 year old with family history but no major symptoms may still need tests like encephalogram to confirm epilepsy.
Egg Roll Editor Seeks Recipes in Baytown Notice
A narrator laments failed egg roll plans in an exotic kitchen and seeks recipes from readers. In frustration, shells turn to papyrus and are discarded after a friend suggests uses like tuna filling, prompting a plea to send recipes to Egg Roll Editor, Box 90, Baytown.
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Baytown
Advertising department notice at Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun lists advertising department contacts Preston Pender or Johnella Boynton withManaging Editor as part of the newspaper’s staff roles.
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Preston Pender Or
Johnella Boynton
Riots In Industry Due Next
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey warns that Students for a Democratic Society plans to infiltrate industry this summer. He cites SDS targets across the nation, including General Electric and General Motors, and argues workers and unions should screen summer help to prevent disruption and sabotage tactics.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
General Electric
General Motors
Penn Central Railroad
United Airlines
Dave Bishop
Colorado
New
Latin America
Argentina
Charles de Gaulle
France
McClellan
United States
Cuba
Vietnam
Russia and China risk war over vast Siberian border
Washington reports a top secret U.S. intelligence brief suggests Moscow may strike Chinese nuclear targets to curb Beijing. The piece notes massive Russian border forces, 185 airfields, 960,000 Chinese troops and active propaganda clashes along the Ussuri and Sinkiang fronts, with Moscow pressuring Western nations to avoid ties with Beijing.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Soviet Russia
Red China
U. S
Moscow
China
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
U.S
Red Army
Russia
Canada
Siberia
Ussuri
Sungari River
Dakotas
Mao Tse-tung
Sinkiang
Khabarovsk
Kremlin
Bonn
Tokyo
West Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Peking
Dobrynin
State Department
Soviet Union
Avoidance Play Highlights in Bridge Tips
Oswald and James Jacoby explain the avoidance play where keeping the dangerous opponent from leading is key. The discussion centers on East's three clubs preempt and West's diamond auction, with a late diamond lead allowing South to discard and thwart defense.
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East
West
North
South
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Bridge bidding puzzle with five clubs decision
The hand shows West North East South auctions with Passes and a cue bid. South holds M2 WAKQISTA 6 BAINSS. The recommended action is to bid five clubs, as a cue bid is stronger than a four no trump, anticipating partner’s concession to five hearts. President Roosevelt signs Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act on June 12, 1934.
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Roosevelt
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
A scanned NEA feature presents a crossword style puzzle with clues and answers. The text lists numerous numbered items across and down including literary, geographic, and linguistic terms such as Deutschland, Athena, port, lariat, and Priscilla myth.
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Paul Patman
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Corrie Laughlin
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
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