Editorial on middle class as U S backbone and social equality
The piece argues the middle class bears the nation’s burden yet benefits from public services like Medicare and public defenders. It suggests expanding Medicare, Legal Aid, and government insured benefits while noting someone must pay the bill. It questions how far such policies should go and centers on middle class finance and social equality.
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Warren H. Lehman
Dallin H. Qaks
Washington University
University of Chicago
AFS Fund Drive Raises 5815 With 110 Youths
Letter praises Sun publicity for a three hour drive that raised 5815 with 110 participants. The writer credits workers and students including Johnella Boynton Beverly Walker Carol Fielder Mike McKee Becky Burns Lou Ellen Currie Henry Armstrong Lynette Bishop and Mrs Ray P Swotford Mrs W O Webber and Charles Thery, thanking them for their efforts and noting better scheduling next year.
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the Sun
Johnella Boynton
Beverly Walker
Carol
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Word puzzle style list with multiple clues and partial answers. Includes crossword like entries across four columns and a Q A section comparing octopus and squid and identifying landlocked South American countries Bolivia and Paraguay.
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South America
Bolivia
Paraguay
Baytown Sun staff and details listed in masthead
The Baytown Sun announces editorial and publishing staff including editor and publisher Fred Hartman and general manager, with department heads for advertising, classifieds, and circulation. It notes mailing address at 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates, plus Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Fred Hartman
Sans Ebersape
Radiey Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann E. Pritchett
Corrie Laughlin
Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Prese
Associated Press
Thiz
Spontenengs
Dirksen Defends Congress Against Quick Decree Critics
Senator Dirksen defends Congress from critics who seek rapid action. He argues a free democracy requires deliberation, committee hearings, and majority consensus to avoid hasty, impulsive legislation. He likens democracy to a waterlogged scow that moves slowly but does not sink.
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Dirksen
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
Tis
House
Kings and Queens of
Our Land
Houses of Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
U.S
This Day In History March 15 1968 Highlights
The feature lists events on March 15 across history. Notable items include Senate rejection of the Versailles Treaty in 1920 and the Dalai Lama fleeing Tibet after a revolt in 1959. Other entries cover Livingstone's birth in 1813 and Bryan's birth in 1860, among various World War II and prewar milestones.
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Associated Press
U.S. Senate
League of Nations
Massachusetts
David Livingston
William Jennings Bryan
Norway
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Kennedy Brothers Counsel Against Bid for Re Election
Washington notes report Bobby Kennedy faces pressure from peers to skip challenging incumbent President Johnson. Ted Kennedy and Ted Sorenson advised against a run, fearing party fracture, while youth allies push for McCarthy-Hobson style bid. The piece outlines Vietnam policy roots in Kennedy era and Navy debates over the USS New Jersey delay amid internal feuds.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Teddy
JFK
Ted Sorenson
White House
Bobby
LBS
Sorenson
Ted
Johnson
New Hampshire
Gene McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Cali
NAVY
Von-Geance
Vietnam
New Jersey
Thomas Moorer
Richard Alexander
Alexander
Marc Arnheiter
Moorer
Boston
George Wallace
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
John Birchite
Wallace
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
Lester Wolff
New York
U.S
France
Mills
House
de Gaulle
Pat Jennings
House of Representatives
Congress
Jennings
Longworth
Doctors Mailbag Health tips on pills adhesions and anxiety
Answers from Wayne G Brandstadt M B address questions about pill color matching medicine safety adhesions from gallbladder surgery possible causes anxiety neurotic symptoms and treatment butibel use side effects chloroquine risks and reasons for persistent cold feelings in a young man. The column advises consulting a nervous disease specialist and emphasizes general interest responses.
Don't Write LBJ Off Yet
Hal Boyle assesses Lyndon Johnson's political leverage as president with campaign tactics that capitalize on travel, public appearances, media access, and the power of incumbency. The piece contrasts write in votes, federal funding for trips, staged news moments, and the presidential ability to influence attention and headlines. The editorial references Franklin D. Roosevelt as a model for mobilizing assets and notes biblical phrasing at the end.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
New Hampshire
Johnson
United States
Crnrds
Democratic National Committee
Columbia River
Northwest
Seattle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bridge Strategy and South’s Faults in a Spade Contract
In a bridge analysis, eight trumps in combined hands yield a 3-2 break about 68 percent. Declarer should plan for safety if trumps split 4-1 or 5-0, and consider a safety play starting with winning clubs in hand, cashing the ace of spades, and entering dummy to threaten a spade sequence. South, a weak 2004 player and talker, misplayed five spades and failed to use a safety line, letting the rubber slip away.
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Declarer
South
North
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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McCarthy
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Robert McNamara
Defense
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