Welfare Albatross Grows Beyond Control Across States
Editorial argues welfare costs have ballooned to crisis levels with AFDC recipients rising monthly, note Illinois and California leaders warning of fiscal disaster. It cites DEA figures and political resistance to federal takeover, predicting budget impacts for 1972 and an unresolved path forward.
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General Motors
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Ohio Patrol Reports 130000 Rounds Fired On Range
The Ohio State Highway Patrol chief says his officers discharged over 130000 rounds of .38 caliber ammunition in the past year, all on the target range and none at living targets. Col. Robert M. Chiaramonte called it a mark of professionalism.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Nixon Aides Face Conflicts Of Interest In Key Cases
Washington report details multiple senior officials who must disqualify themselves from cases due to ties with powerful Texas business interests. Will Wilson, John Connally, Maurice Stans, John Mitchell, and William Casey are cited for potential conflicts linked to Sharp, American National, Penn Central, Warner-Lambert, and Penn Central matters. The piece notes a pattern of officials from top posts stepping back as investigations loom and questions whether capital gains sway public decisions. It ends with a note on Soviet naval activity in the Caribbean and Nixon’s view of Kremlin testing limits.
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Nixon
Take Will Wilson
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Dallas
Carl Collins
Wilson
Jim” Collins
Texas
Frank Sharp
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Sharp
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Brit Hume
Treasury Department
John Connally
American National Insurance Company
Galveston
Nevada
American National
First City National Bank of
Houston
Connally
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IRS
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Penn Central Railroad
John Mitchell
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Company
Warner- Lambert
Parke-Davis Co
Anti-Trust
Mitchell
el Paso Natural Gas Company
William Casey
Penn Central
Casey
House
Obstruction May Be Problem In Swallowing Painful Chest
A reader with chest pain on swallowing asks if the issue is heart related. Dr Lamb explains the likely cause is mechanical obstruction in the esophagus, possibly spasm or a growth, and urges urgent medical evaluation with a swallowing X ray. He also addresses concerns about hormone arthritis treatments, noting estrogen may offer heart protection and advising cholesterol testing and dietary changes to prevent heart disease.
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Dr. Lamb
Bear
Flo
Reader
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Development of the modern no trump in bridge explained
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the evolution of no trump bridge from the 1930s tennis champion wife learning the game to the Stayman convention and modern one round forcing sequences. They compare Stayman’s artificial response to earlier practices and illustrate with a hand showing when three no trump fails or succeeds depending on play.
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Jim
Oswald
Texas
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
Bid five hearts after partner shows two aces
In the auction West passes and South holds two aces. With partner showing two aces by five hearts, the correct play is to bid four no trump to explore game or slam prospects, ensuring partner has at least one ace before committing to a grand slam.
Quick Quiz Q and A Highlights on Presidents and Film
A quiz notes that in galloping a horse has a moment with all four feet off the ground. It also mentions Abraham Lincoln as the first and only U.S. president to obtain a patent for buoying vessels over shoals. The Birth of a Nation, directed by D. W. Griffith in 1915 and starring Lillian Gish, is cited as marking the start of the modern feature film era.
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U.S
Abraham Lincoln
D. W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
American Legion marks its first birthday and history
Letter from The Sun editor notes March 15 17 1919 caucus in Paris that birthed the American Legion led by Col Teddy Roosevelt Jr. It states the Legion grew into over three million members with 20000 posts and a congressional charter. It describes aims to serve America and improve communities and assist veterans returning to civilian life.
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American Legion
Legion
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France
Teddy Roosevelt Jr
U.S
Congress
America
The
A Hostess Notes ABCs and Four TV Sets Fail
By Phil Pastoret a witty column opens with a hostess praising ABCs to avoid bores. The piece humorously contrasts tranquility with the quirk of owning four television sets all inoperative while hinting at optimism in a faulty car scenario.
American Legion promotes rights and education programs
The Legion sponsors Boys' State and Boys' Nation and supports the GI Bill aiding veterans education. It teaches flag etiquette, defends national defense, and notes the auxiliary for Legion families. Proud wearers of the Legion cap urged to join, with post contact details and a birthday note for Tri-Cities Post No. 323.
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the Legion
American Legion
Legionaires
Legion
Barbara J. Near
Tri-Cities
Thoughts on a good name and virtue in faith
A compact reflection cites Proverbs on choosing a good name over riches and favor over silver or gold. Lord Halifax adds that a good name is formed from numbers of words that praise you. Isaiah urges listening to righteousness and not fearing men’s reproach or revilings.
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Lord Halifax
Isaialoni
Across and Down Puzzle Snags in Word Lore
A compact crossword style list challenges with many clues for across and down entries. It includes terms like a pull along, flat fold, coloring substance, and many others, mixing languages and abbreviations, demanding cross reference and knowledge of flora, fauna, geography, and linguistics.
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