Electric cars and gas engines duel for future of autos
An editorial weighs trends in automotive tech from electric battery cars to the gasoline engine. Experts predict gradual pollution cuts by 1975 with fumes down to 10 percent of recent levels, then near pollution-free engines in two decades. Projections include fuel cells and diverse city vehicles, but the gasoline engine should dominate ordinary travel.
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Mark Twain
Jay A. Bolt
University of Michigan
United States
Bolt
W. Julian King
Ucla
Bol
Bob
America
Chicago
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature 3A American
A scrambled NEA word puzzle segment lists clues and partial phrases like Nonconformist 37 Black Tppet and Uncloses OBe sick with scattered letter hints, hinting at a themed American illustrator feature and wordplay puzzle.
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American Ilustrator
Peace Through Dancing by Henry McLemore
New York columnist Henry McLemore riffs on how to broker Israel Arab peace after a war. He jokes that square dancing or other unconventional meetups could bypass deadlocked talks, playfully proposing U S and Soviet roles and noting practical barriers like Cairo telephone lines and crowded New York subways. He ends urging readers to offer ideas to State.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Israel
State Department
Dayan
Nasser
United States
Russia
U.S
Egypt
Cairo
Pyramids
This Day In History June 21 1967 Highlights
On this date many historic events are noted including New Hampshire ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788 and key figures such as Jacques Offenbach born in 1819 Cyrus McCormick securing a reap ing patent in 1831 and Cardinal Montini becoming Pope Paul VI in 1963 The compilation cites past U N Korea armistice violations and Dean Rusk viewing the Berlin Wall with subsequent remarks and Saudi King Faisal meeting President Johnson a year ago
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Associated Press
U.S
New Hampshire
John Smith
Jacques Offenbach
Cyrus McCormick
Dean Rusk
Berlin Wall
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Washington
Johnson
Quick Quiz Q Do Crabs Move Sideways and More
A reader quiz covers crab movement noting true crabs always keep the tail tucked forward and not used for swimming. It also recalls Leonardo da Vinci's Ginevra de' Benci selling around 5.8 million dollars as a record art price. It explains why SOS was chosen as the international distress signal for early wireless transmitters.
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National Gallery of Art
Leonardo da Vinci
Ginevra de’ Benci
Israel's quick victory hinged on surprise moves and feints
Washington reports Israel used reserve troops to weaken alert before the June 5 war and misled Egypt about timing. Dayan warned of timing errors as Israel struck while Jordan joined reluctantly after a coded message from Jerusalem via UN commander Odd Bull. Israeli air maneuvers evaded Jordan radar by flying low and a secret device paralyzed Egyptian radar, prompting debate over Nasser's rocket decision and possible threefold retaliatory strikes on Cairo.
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Washington
Israel
Nasser
Beersheba
Tel Aviv
Jeusalem
Wasser
Moshe Dayan
Cairo
King Hussein
Amman
Odd Bull
United Nations Forces
Jerusalem
Jordan
Hussein
Mediterranean
Germany
Asmwan
Nile
de Gaulle
Aviation du Nord
Aviation du Sud
Syria
Israelis Celebrate Victory and Capture Large War Loot
A historical report describes Israeli forces winning a decisive conflict. It notes capture of 106,00 submarines puns and thousands of Jeeps, plus a total of $1 billion worth of Russian equipment. Israeli leaders Rabin and Dayan are credited for strategic success and the will to fight amid Arab forces remaining in the territory.
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Russia
Moshe Dayan
Isaac Rabin
Rabin
Air Force
Aza Weizman
Chaim Weizman
George Washington
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Doctors Mailbag Muscular Rheumatism and Arthritis
The column explains muscular rheumatism versus rheumatic arthritis, noting roughened joint surfaces cause symptoms more than calcium deposits, and that both conditions are treatable but rarely curable. It covers Measurin use with bleeding risks, infections linked to arthritis, knee joint destruction, and vitamin B-6 limits, urging general questions to Dr Brandstadt for future columns.
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Wayme G. Brandstadt
M.D
Paris fashion show mocks spring and summer styles
Paris fashion showings indicate that spring and summer styles will be even wackier than current ones. Critics wonder if such trends are possible and what they imply for designers and buyers.
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Paris
Kosygin Walkout Marks Early UN Arab-Israeli Debate
In Washington the UN General Assembly debate opened with Soviet Premier Kosygin’s walkout during Abba Eban’s rebuttal, signaling power politics over altruism. Johnson and Eban delivered sharp, fact-based cases on war causes, with focus on the Gulf of Aqaba blockade. The day highlighted unsaid tensions and the clash over who truly started the conflict.
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Washington
Alexei N. Kosygin
Abba Eban
Kosygin
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Johnson
Middle East
Ethan
United Nations
Gamal Abdel
Nasser
Egypt
Eban
U.N
Mideast
United States
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Wasser
Soviet Union
U United Nations
New York
Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald And James Jacoby
One of the saddest results of bridge crimes is that there is an innocent victim. North had a mighty good diamond bid and we discuss how South should have bid and why a grand slam was ill advised. South and North erred, East erred, yet South brought the contract home by careful play.
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North
South
East
Bridge bidding problem from Lee Byes column
In a five card major bridge contest South holds 42 WAKIT NH 22 SEAQIOSY after a sequence West passes 2h and 3a, declarer faces 4h. With partner overcalls two hearts, East passes, what should South do now A double is suggested as opponents lack confidence and favorable breaks aren’t guaranteed The article teaser notes the answer appears tomorrow
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West North East
la Pass
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list altered at press
Obscured text shows Baytown Sun founding details with staff titles Beulah Mae Jackson Ann B Pritchett Corrie Laughlin and offices at 1801 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. It notes publication schedule and post office filing details under March 2 1879 act and subscription rates.
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Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Associated
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