Cities lose population as suburbs grow in mid-century shift
Editorial note cites Science magazine analysis by Reynolds Farley and Karl Taeuber of 13 mid decade cities. Seven show population declines up to 10 percent while both regions see faster growth or slower decline of Black residents. segregation indices rise and proposals warn of two separate, unequal societies.
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Science Magazine
Reynolds Farley
University of Michigan
Karl E. Taeuber
University of Wisconsin
Buffalo
Cleveland
Des Moines
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Greensboro
Louisville
Memphis
Providence
Raleigh
Rochester
Sacramento
Shreveport
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Ad men propose full page ad in Pravda for toilet seats
James DeWolfe of Hockaday De Wolfe Giordano Inc urged Pravda to accept product advertising to boost reader interest and markets. He sought space for a full page ad for his client’s toilet seats in red white blue and green, as a gateway to the Soviet consumer. The piece notes such an ad would be unlikely to spark Kremlin openness and cites Russia’s un readiness.
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James DeWolfe
Hockaday DeWolfe Giordano Inc
Leonid Zimyanin
Pravda
U.S.S.R
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across
Word puzzle clues list with scattered terms and definitions across multiple categories. It presents word prompts for various lengths including names, places, and terms such as Argonlike, White poplar, Mansion, and Thrust. The fragment resembles a puzzle page tease for a feature titled Try Your Word Power.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun Inc publishes afternoon editions, Monday through Friday and Sundays, from 1301 Mercorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier rates. Editorial and advertising staff include Fred Hartman general editor, Bill Hartman John Wadley general manager, Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett and Preston Pendergrass in editorial, Corrie Laughlin and Dwight Moody in advertising, and entry as second class matter at the Baytown post office under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Aveseesees
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Mercorial Drive
P.O
Anti War Feeling At Peak In Nation
Paul Harvey reports peak antiwar sentiment across the nation as Gallup data show half the public doubting Vietnam policy. He notes unprecedented public opposition to the war, with demonstrations, harsh criticism of Johnson, and calls to end involvement. He contrasts U S stance with Soviet intimidation and urges reconsideration of the conflict.
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Paul Harvey Baytown
Sam Coluronist
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Johnson
Gallup
Vietnam
Sant
LBL
LBJ
White House
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Truman
Korea
Russia
Letter To The Editor On War, Hate And Duty
Joseph R Holmes of 7327 Harrison laments clashes over Vietnam, race, and patriotism. The letter contrasts malnourished captives and wounded soldiers with protests, violence, and dissent, urging reflection on national duty and unity.
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the Sun
North Vietnam
University of Learning
U. S. Naval Hopital
Fem
Vietnam
God
Joseph R. Holmes
Harrison
Greek Dictatorship Wins $12.5 Million World Bank Loan
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports the World Bank approved a $12.5 million loan to the Greek military regime amid the gold market upheaval, amid claims of U.S. support and exemptions for Greece. The piece notes ties to Litton Industries and State Department officials, plus scrutiny of embassy influence and a broader critique of Vietnam war policy.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Johnson
George F. Woods
World Bank
London
U.S
Woods
Robert McNamara
Andreas Papandreou
University of Winnesota
California
Center Union
Greece
Andreas
Finland
United States
Tex Thornton
Litton Industries
LRI
Litton
Dan
Brewster
State Department
European Investment Bank
Constantine Tharos
Bank of Greece
Columbia University
Thanos
J A. Galbraith
McGill University
Toronto
Toront Globe and Mail
Nightly mineral oil risks and lung damage cautions
Medical column warns that long term nightly mineral oil use can cause lipid pneumonia and lung scarring. Two patients at Will Rogers Memorial Hospital improved after stopping oil and using prednisone. prevention urged. Also discusses Mysteclin F antibiotic use for bacterial sinusitis and cautions against prolonged antibiotic courses.
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Will Rogers Memorial Hospital
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Budget Cuts Provoke New Tax Increase Debate
AP Special Report in Washington notes the administrations late willingness to cut the January budget softening opposition to a tax increase. GOP spokesmen say Johnson’s talks reveal a tough fiscal program while some Republicans fear political costs. Johnson plans to cut new fiscal year requests by as much as nine billion dollars. The budget review by agencies continues and House leaders hint at faster action, with calls for broader cuts and higher taxes to avert economic chaos.
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Washington
Congress
GOP
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Charles J. Zwick
House Appropriations Committee
Republican Committee
Minneapolis
Titus 2 Verse About Redemption and Pure People
Bible verse states that Christ gave himself to redeem humanity from sin and to purify a people devoted to good works. It emphasizes a chosen group zealous for righteous deeds and holy living.
This Day In History March 22 1968 overview
On March 22 dates span 1763 Stamp Act passage in Parliament to raise revenue in the American colonies. The record notes 1622 Native massacre in Virginia, 1790 Jefferson becomes secretary of state, 1791 slave trade law, 1820 Decatur mortally wounded, 1917 U.S. recognition of a Russian provisional government, 1933 Roosevelt beer and wine with 3.2% law. It also cites ship sinking tragedy, Castro comment, a defection at Panmunjom, and Canadian haven status for U.S. draft dodgers.
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Associated Press
America
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Congress
Stephen Decatur
James Barron
Washington
United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rhoades
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Panmunjom
Bridge Hand With Jacoby Leads to Slamming Six Hearts
Expert bidding turns tense as East preempts to three spades and South defends a risky route toward a six heart contract. West doubles and later clubs, South builds a five diamond run, then sacrifices on trumps. South ultimately finesses West for diamonds to set the slam, making with five diamond tricks and two more via trumps.
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East
South
West
North
Dummy
Newpaper Enterprize Assn
Bidding Swap Over Hearts to Clubs in Bridge
In a bridge hand with West North East South: i 2h Pass 29 Pass 2N T Pass 3 Pass 3N T Pass, you hold SA QBT V32 OR IS8 Q53. With partner twice bidding no trump, you should prefer a safer plan. Today’s question asks what to do after partner bids three clubs over your two hearts.
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