Editorials Big Pollution War Looms After July
William C. Galeger, regional director of the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration, announces a nationwide coordinated attack on water pollution beginning after July. He cites 1965–66 legislation creating the agency and outlines new water quality standards, federal aid for treatment plants, and a joint federal state monitor to enforce targets restoring safe bathing and industrial water use.
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Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A compact NEA feature exploring word power prompts readers to test vocabulary skills. The item highlights playful language challenges and provides cues for readers to engage, sharpen spelling, and enjoy a quick mental workout.
You Say It They Said It You Say It They Said It
A stream of overheated satire on UN Security Council sessions and global diplomats. The narrator muses on International Adventurer stereotypes, Saudis, and American cultural taste amid the desert crisis, blending humor with pointed national reflection.
History snippets mix battles and politics across centuries
A chaotic montage cites Waterloo 1815, Philadelphie entry by forces, 1512 US de, 1895 GOP convention nominee Williams MeChiely, 1540 Cherbourg capture, 1953 Be vot republic, 1802 Roberts ousting ruling, JFK meeting with Australian PM, Ky in Vietnam, and a biblical quote.
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Sarnoff Defies Dodd On Eve Of Historic Debate
RCA chairman Gen Sarnoff and NBC executives figure in a Washington scene ahead of the Dodd debate. Dodd, hoping to expose NBC ties, faced pressure from RCA and Waterbury Republicans. A dinner invitation from President Johnson to ex governor Pat Brown and others leads to broad discussions of Vietnam, the Near East, and California politics.
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Lion Teeth Rule The Jungle In Odd Health Column
William Lawrence D D S argues teeth decide leadership in animals and people. Legends include Washington and Bonano as examples of tooth power, urging readers to brush and visit the dentist. Mail questions to the columnist for general mental health topics.
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Ike's Stories For Friends Recalls MacArthur Rift
AP Special Report details Dwight D. Eisenhower recounting a misunderstanding with General Douglas MacArthur that soured their friendship over a Manila parade plan for the Philippine Defense Forces. Ike recalls MacArthur denying orders, Quezon’s disapproval, and lingering resentment, plus reflections on West Point days, family, and postwar Germany plans.
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Bridge with Jacoby yields seven notrump slam bid
A newspaper feature describes a Jacoby transfer bridge convention example by Mrs. Sewall Ollidge Cutler and Mrs. James Nicholaisen of Dallas. The hand showcases transfer responses, minor suit implications, and a seven notrump slam possibility, concluded with Midge and Kay stopping at seven clubs in match play. The discussion notes the bidding sequence, point counts, and optimal signoffs across clubs and no trump.
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Bridge bidding exercise about spade slam decision
A contract scenario asks responder to choose after partner raises to three spades instead of rebidding three clubs. The question notes a potential seven clubs slam and mentions a finesse as the risk factor. The next step promises an answer tomorrow.
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