American tourism faces dollar crisis amid Tet War worries
Editorial examines the gold crisis and rising deficits as a vote of no confidence from foreign governments. It argues the United States cannot sustain massive Vietnam War outlays while preserving domestic prosperity without strict fiscal discipline, including tax rises and spending cuts. The piece urges politicians to address growing federal deficits ahead of elections.
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Famerica
Chen Oierce
London
Park
U.S
Europe
United States
Six West
Johnson
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
The feature presents a Q A on the President's civilian status and uniform rules, a note about Washington’s salary record, a question about the first popular American sport, and a mention of the 1891 invention of basketball by James Naismith, with various bylines and editor credits.
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George A
Washington
James Naismith
Bayton Sun
Vietnam Victory Defeat By Paul Harvey
Baytown column argues the grim cost of victory in Vietnam and questions how to succeed. It critiques politicians from both parties for lacking concrete plans, suggests a strategic exit may be wiser, and urges a clear, affordable foreign policy before conventions.
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Paul Harvey Baytown
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Americeans
North
South Vietnam
McCarthy
Kennedy
Seither
Johnson
Khe Sanh
Richard Nixon
Pentagon
Saison
Hanoi Des Babliely
Korea
Britain
France
This Day In History March 26 1968
On March 26 1968 history marks key events including the Salk polio vaccine announcement in 1953 and notable deaths such as Beethoven in 1827 Walt Whitman in 1852 while other items note South Carolina independence in 1776 and floods in 1913. Roles of leaders like Foch and Humphrey are cited alongside past and recent political shifts and international actions.
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Associated Press
Jonas ©. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Ludwig van Beethoven
Walt Whitman
Camden
Pescadores Islands
Japan
Ohio
Indiana
Texas
Marshall Ferdinand Foch
France
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Soviet Union
Laos
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
U.S
Troubled by Trials and a Cautious Retort
A fragmentary prayerful verse cites Psalms 119:143 and a misquoted Herbert Hoover remark about trouble ahead. The text blends biblical sentiment with a garbled political quip asserting a non-existent stance by a US president.
Kennedy’s campaign push tightens grip on New York counties
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Bobby Kennedy pressing Democratic leaders in New York City area counties to switch allegiance. He targets Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan and surrounding suburbs with calls and visits led by Stephen Smith and Kennedy inner circle. Leaders like Stanley Steingut and Henry McDonough face pressure to back Kennedy to influence the New York delegation.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Stephen Smith
Kennedy High Command
Warren E. Heames Ot i
Brooklyn
Queens
Osseu
The
Bronx
Tarmany Hell
Manhattan
New York
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Tamberen
Stenley Steingut
Johnson
Kennedy
Steingut
New York Assembly
Henry McDonough
Castley Buckley
Kennnedy
Frank Rosetti
Tammany Hall
Sabby
Rossetti
Rosset
Russell
Moe Weinstein
Wts
Kennedys
New York City
William Lodey
Westchester County
Joseph Crangle
Erie County
John Burns
Democratic State Committee
Joe Resnick
Burns
Doctor's Mailbags on Bladder Infections and Treatments
Urologist explains nonspecific bladder infections may need different antiseptics and tests for resistance. Pelvic pressure can irritate but not cause infection. Follow ups cover urge incontinence, bladder ulcers, pus in urine, and repair options after cystocele. Also discusses repeated cystoscope dilations and safety when performed by a qualified urologist.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bible Verse Reference Romans Message
The fragment cites a Bible verse about Christ dying for the ungodly in due time, noting Romans. The brief text emphasizes salvation by faith and the spiritual message from Paul.
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Christ
Federal guidelines aim to curb school discrimination nationwide
AP reports federal guidelines grant no direct power to end racial imbalance but urge states and districts to act. HEW plans to fund compliance efforts, probe up to a dozen mid sized cities, and rely on local officials to address segregation and resource gaps in Negro and minority schools.
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Washington
U.S. Ofice
Educatio
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
South
Herald Howe
New York
Massachusetts
Atttendance
HEW
Peter Libassi
Libassi Expreses
Play Bridge With Jacoby in Wonderland Style Analysis
North treats point count as master, overreacts to South three hearts while East leads and West defends. The bidding sequence ends with four spades being passed, and today’s question asks what to do when partner bids three clubs after two no trump instead of two clubs.
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Humpty Dumpty
North
West
East
Queen of Hearts
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Baytown
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Aigy Bibleeel
Perwin
Berwiz
Cenestrator House
Zootstack
Ates
Ners
Quiccck
Herbert Hoover, Jrst
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Hian
Jack English
Nassau County
New County
Secret Service
Wewsmen
Eugene McCarthy
White House
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
George Smathers
Spessard Holland
Forida Democrats
Florida Power Co
Power Commission
Warren Magnuson
Dwash
Commerce
Gut Ht
2Dike Monroney
D-Okla
Oklahom
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Sun Oil
Pew Family
Raymond P. Shafer
Jacoby
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James Jacoby
Alda
Aqiste
Awine
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NEA
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