Nixon Europe Trip Editorials Risk Undermining Two Way Street
Editoriales review Nixon's Europe visit aims to consult not insist to listen and learn. It notes Europeans grievances and De Gaulle's stance. It argues Europe remains nonpolitically unified, NATO members rely on U S power and face burden of defense. It questions Europe’s readiness to share responsibility in shaping policy.
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Nixon
Europe
America
Soviet Union
European Department
United States
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
France
de Gaulle
U.S
Stay Tough On Hitchhikers Says Arizona Survey
A Nebraska Game Commission Travel Talk report cites an Arizona survey of 100 hitchhikers showing only four with clean records. Along a highway stretch, 84 had criminal histories and 12 were juvenile runaways or servicemen AWOL, highlighting risks to drivers.
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Arizona
Nebraska Game Commission
Zambia weighs pace of replacing whites with Zambians
In Parliament Labor Minister Changufu urged slowing the Africanization program to replace expatriate workers in mines with Zambians. He argued skilled technicians from former white run mines are still needed, while others warned the shift has harmed performance. The debate follows mixed government findings on progress and notes ongoing tensions around white expatriates remaining in the country.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Changui
Northern
Rhodesia
Zambezi River
Kenneth Kaunda
Doctors Mailbag Laboratory Tests Provide Vital Data
Q A CBC lab slip means a complete blood count including red and white cell counts and hemoglobin. Q What causes neutropenia and secondary anemia and consequences of low white cells. A Neutropenia is abnormally low neutrophils. linked to infections or drugs and secondary anemia from bleeding or chronic loss. low WBC raises infection risk and worsens disease. Q Why transfuse five to seven pints after operations and blood volume. A Transfused blood replaces lost blood. vessels and volume regulate to return to normal. Q Coumadin long-term use risk and monitoring. A Prothrombin test every 2–3 weeks keeps clotting power safe. Q Chest tightness could be anxiety. A Anxiety causing hyperventilating sensation. manage worry. Send questions to Wayne G Brondstadt M D care of this paper.
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CBC
Can Democracy Survive A Call To Self Discipline
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey reflects on a Wall Street Journal editorial about democracy's future. He cites George Kennan and Kennan’s push for public discipline to curb self serving compromises, urging reflection on whether America can sustain democratic governance.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Wall Street Journal
Princeton
George Kennan
America
Kennan
U.S
David Daube
Oxford University
Reflecting on Power to Gain Wealth in Deut 8:18
A concise meditation on Deuteronomy's assertion that God grants the ability to acquire wealth to fulfill the covenant promised to the ancestors. The verse anchors financial success in divine empowerment and faithfulness, urging gratitude and reverence.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher Bil Hartman and general manager John Wadley with editorial, advertising, and office staff. It notes the paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates, mail rates on request, and a statement of Associated Press affiliation are included.
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Fred Hartman
Bil Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae
Dwight Moody
Tarrie Laughlin
National
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Federal City College urged to appoint Wayne Morse president
Washington column argues former Sen Wayne Morse should lead the ailing Federal City College to shape Negro education in the capital. It criticizes current leadership under Frank Farner and warns the curriculum risks segregationist bias while urging Morse to save the project. Also covers Nixon nominees Peter Bove and Hillary Sandoval amid investigations and ethics questions.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Federal City College
Wayne Morse
Morse
District of Columbia
Lyndon Johnson
New York
California
Frank Farner
Oregon
Big City
Sen
Johnson
University of Oregon Law School
South’s misplay costs slam in bridge tips column
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a George Kaufman quip about a bridge player. South misplayed the hand after a two notrump and four spades bid, failing to reach a probable ten tricks. Commentary urges opening two notrumps and raising to three notrump, noting a four spade contract with nine easy tricks and a refined diamond plan for ten.
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George Kaufman
George
South
Evon
West
East
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Sensene Q Two Bid Response and Slam Potential
Bridge problem presents West North East South with a standard auction and a hand description. South holds a five card club suit and the question asks to show a good club suit as first move after a 2 club response and partner jumps to four hearts. Decide the optimal continuation for today.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
A scrambled NEA feature listing across and down clues with varied word sketches. It shows terms like city names, animals, objects, and descriptive words, some clearly defined while others appear garbled. The page appears to be a crossword style puzzle with partial answers and stray letters.
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Fed City College
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White House
Virgin Islands
Peter Bove
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Fred Seaton
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Citizens Committee For Decent Literature
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Tex
West Texas
New Mexico
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Sandoval
Hilton
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Caribair
Robert Obeiine
Phil Pastoret
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Christ Jesus
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James Jacoby
Sensene
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Merita
Seine
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