Recycling Pays Good Dividends From Waste to Roads
Editorial highlights new Hazleton chemical method turning shredded tires and scrap polystyrene into an oil absorbing mass that can become asphalt like material for roads and floors. It notes further uses for recycled paper byproducts in cosmetics medicine soil conditioners and adhesives, with Vermont wheys to be dried into usable feed and food products creating jobs near St Albans.
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Hazleton
Forestry Products
Vermont
St. Albans
Marine Corps resumes recruiting without draft anew campaign
The Marine Corps restarts recruiting without conscription as Congress debates a draft extension and national volunteer force. Gen. Leonard F. Chapman Jr. says training remains uncompromised while the corps seeks 2,000 officer candidates and 54,000 recruits per year to reach an authorized 206,000.
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Congress
U.S. Marine Corps
Corps
Marine Corps
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
How's Your Vocabulary Hodgepodge Across 44 One Fr
Puzzle style word list with clues and partial answers across and down. Entries include terms like Pertaining, Venerate, Uppermost, Legal plea, Elders, Fraternity, Swift, Mountain, Occurrence, and other varied clues. The grid mixes languages, proper names, and abbreviations, forming a classic cryptic style with intersecting letters and theme hints.
Nixon reshapes image for 1972 campaign
Washington report details how Nixon’s image is being rebuilt for the 1972 race. Image consultants, barbers, tailors, and public relations experts coordinate to present a warm, modern president while downplaying policy. Mitchell Connally and others push to sell the leader, not the program.
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Washington
Joe McGinnis
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Milton Pitts
H. Freeman
John Mitchell
W. C. Fields
Mitchell
Treasury
John Connally
GOP
White House
Metwork
Barbs on parenting and Halloween mischief
Barbs by Phil Pastoret warn against spoiled kids and future trick or treaters. The column muses on social behavior, noting Halloween accents and humorous observations about squirrels in the ceiling crawl space.
Bridge debate on notrump openings and point ranges
Oswald and Jim discuss JACOBY MODERN standard for 16 18 notrump openings and tweaks. They warn against 15 18 notrump and explain how hand strength and distribution affect game decisions. The column analyzes a sample hand where nine points and a ten lead to game over a 16 18 notrump.
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Oswald
Jim
South
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle from West leads to three diamonds
In a bridge problem, West opens three diamonds after your partner held two hearts. You have the hand to assist but the cue shows the contract may be misfired. The reader is asked to choose the best play and reasoning.
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West
Blessed Be the Lord Who Daily Loads Us With Benefits
A devotional line cites Psalms 68 19 praising God as the source of daily benefits and salvation. The verse emphasizes divine care and blessing, urging gratitude and trust in the Lord. Selah marks a pause for reflection.
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Selah
Quick Quiz Question About Hops And Spices
In brewing beer the flowers on female hop plants are used. Male hop flowers give beer a bitter taste. The saffron from the Mediterranean is the most expensive spice. About 4 000 saffron flowers yield roughly one ounce of commercial saffron.
World Almanac Facts on Saluki Speed and History
The saluki is the fastest domestic dog breed capable of about 43 miles per hour. It is claimed to be the oldest breed, appearing in Sumerian carvings dating to 7000 B.C. and is related to the greyhound group.
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World Almanac
Point Of View Presidential Guessing Game
Paul Harvey surveys the Democratic field for 1968 noting governors and senators as possible Presidents. He cites Nixon’s path from Congress to White House and highlights Wilbur Mills as a dark horse while party insiders hedge bets, hoping for a sprinter to emerge before the nomination race tightens.
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Paul Harvey
United States
Nixon
Congress
White House
Hughes
Bayh
Muskie
McGovern
Proxmire
Jackson
Kennedy
Humphrey
House
Jim Burke
Madison Avenue
Wilbur’Mills
Mills
Ways and Means
Wilbur Millts
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Baytown Sun Editorial Office and Rates Listing
The Baytown Sun prints staff roles including Fred Hartman and John Wadley with editors Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley and Wanda Orton, and advertising chief Paul Putman Dwight Moody. It notes publication at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and details subscription prices and mailing options.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
BR. I.grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Beer as remedy for constipation draws concern from Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb notes that two nightly beers may help constipation but warns against laxative dependence and calorie load. The column asserts beer does not cause cancer and emphasizes building bowel habits with diet. It also addresses a teen pregnancy scenario and night sweats with medical guidance.
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