Women in military talks push for female U S president
At the Public Affairs Forum in Colorado Springs a Litton Industries director urged cadets to consider a woman commander in chief within their lifetimes. She noted eight elections before 2001 and pointed to leaders like Elizabeth I, Victoria, Indira Gandhi, and Golda Meir as precedents, arguing a female president is increasingly plausible.
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jayne B. Spain
Litton Industries
White House
Mrs. Spain
England
Elizabeth I
Queen Victoria
Indira Gandhi
India
Golda Meir
Israel
United States
Medic Alert says 19 year olds lead 60 thousand new members
The Medic Alert Foundation reports 19-year-olds were the largest single group among 60,000 new members last year, with reasons including penicillin allergy diabetes and contact lens wear. Founder Dr. Marion C. Collins notes ages 19 to 21 rise as youths leave home for college service or independence. The organization has over 400,000 members worldwide. Each bracelet or necklace bears the medical issue, membership number, and central contact number in California.
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Medic Alert Foundation
Marion C. Collins
Medic Alert
Foundation
Turlock
Calif
Anderson Expose Triggers Army Food Commisary Probe
Washington reports an investigation by the Justice Department into mismanagement and alleged waste in the Army global commissary system. The piece highlights frozen food disposal in Europe, oversized can purchases, and ties to Col. James McDowell and Maj. Gen. John McLaughlin, urging scrutiny of the Defense Supply Association as a key influence on Pentagon policy. It also notes Dow Chemical hosting a seminar with Otto Ambros, a convicted Nazi war crimes figure connected to former Auschwitz operations.
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Washington
Justice Department
Europe
del Monte
Col
James McDowell
John McLaughlin
Fort Lee, Va
Ingham
Tha
Defense Supply Association
Pentagon
DOW Chemical Co
Otto Ambros
Hitler
Reich
LG. Farben Chemical Co
Auschwitz
Dr Lawre nce E Lamb on diabetes drugs and open heart surgery
Dear Dr Lamb this column answers readers questions on oral diabetic tablets versus diet and on outcomes after open heart surgery. It notes FDA and medical groups favor dietary management when possible and explains factors affecting survival after open heart procedures.
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Dr. Lamb
Bridge hand leads to a six overtrick slam
In a one spade overcall style auction, South reaches a six contract after double by West and East, with West opening lead of spade. The tearing focuses on the North hand holding AQ10875 and the South hand m4 None vulnerable. This item records the auction and opening lead resulting in the slam.
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S& A
Holmes and Watson in a contrived bridge duel
In a Popular Bridge piece by Dorner and Hirsh, Sherlock Holmes, Watson, West, and Moriarty play a four spade contract. Holmes’ bid fails to stop the Professor as five hearts and six diamonds are tried and defended. Watson opens clubs. a ruff and discard sequence yields 11 tricks for the Professor.
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Albert Dorner
Tannah Hirsh
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Professor Moriarty
Holmes
Watson
South
London
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle about partner raise to two diamonds
The hand shows West North East South with South holding KH 5 10 9 8 6 9 2 and AK Q. the question asks the correct action after a two diamonds raise by partner. The prompt seeks the best bid sequence and solution, with the final answer due Monday.
Witness in Creation Recounted in Acts Verse
A sermon references Acts 14 17 noting God did good and gave rain from heaven and fruitful seasons filling hearts with food and gladness, showing divine witness through creation and blessings.
Vocabulary Puzzle From Garden Across 85 Clues
A mixed word puzzle lists across and down clues such as Moist Prickly Withered stemmed and feminine power along with numerous partial entries. It includes references to plants rivers mountains and notable terms like Dandelion form and Seine while noting various wordplay answers and cross checks.
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Oklahoma
Great Lake Indians
Mather
Guido
Robbers Changing Tactics Across the Nation
AP analyst notes a shift in bank robber profiles from crafty old-school criminals to clumsy amateurs, as incidents rise in some areas. Bank security cites a 17-year-old who fled with 17000 dollars after a note threat, while cameras, dye packs, silent drawers, and marked money deter crimes.
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John Cunniff
New York
Carmela Mastropietra
Foundation For
Leary
Barbs by Phil Pastoret and farm population figures
A collection of wry quips on money optimism and engagements contrasts with a Newspap er Enterprise note on U S farm population. The 1960 farm population stood at 15.6 million or 9 percent, dropping to 12 million or 6 percent by 1965.
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United States
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor Fred Hartman and publisher John Wadley with staff roles in editorial and advertising, notes office at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, and outlines circulation, mail rates, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paw Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Semorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Jack Anderson
Anderson
Les Whitten
Fort Lee
Whitten
McDowell
Lawrence E. Lamb
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Assn
American Diabetic Assn
Newspaper Enterprise Assh
Lawrence £. Lamb
West East
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Business Mirror
BY Phil Pastoret
Ball Park
Newspaper Enterprise
Ash
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett
Gerry's
NEA, Inc
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