Another View Of Demonstrations Critiques From A Vietnam Vet
An ex GI Jeffrey B Gayner of Brecksville Ohio writes to a local paper arguing that not all Vietnam veterans joined antiwar protests. He praises Nixon for Vietnamization and warns Americans must match Communist resolve in pursuing ideals, questioning open society exposure to war. The piece ends by asking if this is merely one veteran’s view.
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Washington
Vietnam
Gil
Jeffrey B. Gayner
Brecksville
Ohio
Nixon
Affluent counter culture exploits hippie trend says Wall Street Journal
Barry Newman argues in the Wall Street Journal that modern youth style masks consumer spending power. He details razor costs, fashion labels, and mass produced “natural look” goods driving a counterculture trend into mainstream profit. The piece notes society profits from what hippies reject, turning counterculture into commerce.
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Barry Newman
Wall Street Journal
Newman
Chest X rays and emphysema guidance from Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb explains chest X rays may miss early emphysema and similar lung diseases. Lung function tests, not X rays, best diagnose emphysema, with breathing tests often abnormal even when X rays are normal. Mellorine nutrition notes discuss fat content and calories.
FBI cautions on elusive radicals in U.S. search
In a closed symposium at the Army War College, Ervin L. Recer of the FBI says the hunt for fugitives remains hindered with the Ten Most Wanted list rising to 18. He cites Weathermen leaders, radical groups, and college campuses as hard to pin down while stressing dissent protection. President Nixon foresees a generation of peace based on economic strength and warns against becoming a military pygmy.
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Washington
Capitol
FBI
Ervin L. Recer
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Recer
Weathermen
Mark Ruad
Bernadine Dohrn
Charles Elliot
J. Edgar Hoover
Elliott
PBS
Hoover
Washingtonian
How's Your Vocabulary Across Puzzle Clues
A compact crossword style clue list filling terms across multiple categories. Words include efficient, superior in quality, river, playwright, and other common crossword answers with abbreviations and prefixes. Names of rivers, tribes, and legal terms appear among the entries.
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French Battle River
International Carpenter's Union
Mindanao
Four-Card Spade Openings in Bridge Strategy
Oswald and Jacoby argue against opening a four card spade in first or second seat when a reasonable minor can yield a better result. They illustrate how openings of one spade often lead to defeat or minus scores compared to one diamond, with final contracts favoring diamond openings.
Bridge bidding puzzle from a Frank Example deal
The deal shows West North East South opening one club, pass, one heart by South after a two diamond response, and a final pass. With South holding AKSSS WHGI2 GAKQ ATA, the question asks what corrective action to take now after partner’s odd bid and a heart over diamond. Tomorrow’s answer will explain the optimal call.
Faithful Saying Encourages Good Works Among Believers
A verse from Titus 3 8 urges believers to persevere in faith and maintain good works. It emphasizes that such deeds are beneficial and profitable for people and aligns with Christian teaching on living out faith through practical actions.
Baytown Sun Editorial Masthead and Pricing Notice
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists its staff and offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 99 77520 plus advertising and retail management contacts. It notes subscription rates two dollars fifteen cents monthly twenty five ninety nine annually and mail rates on request and is a member of the Associated Press through national newspaper representatives.
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Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Paul Harvey urges jobs over welfare in food industry
Paul Harvey argues Nixon's view that any honest job dignifies a person, cites shortages in grocery, restaurant, and food service work, and claims half a million food-service jobs will open yearly. He outlines three paths: start low, attend vocational school, or study food management at universities. He urges Americans to return to work and reduce reliance on government aid.
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Baytown Sun
Richard Nixon
Paul Harvey
United States
Richard Senn
United Airlines
Baytown Growth Marked By Community And Education
Dear Editor: In late April Mr and Mrs Strickler note Baytown's rapid growth and new residents, praising civic spirit over buildings. They commend Lee College for continuing education and thank Dean Laird and staff for excellent cooperation. William J Strickler Credit Specialist UT Extension Service.
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Baytown
Lee College
Dean Laird
Strickler
Credit Bureau
Federal Credit Union
Pilot Club
Paul
Barbs by Phil Pastoret and 71 style café musings
A quirky column by Phil Pastoret lampoons loan wolves and dating woes in 1971 style. The piece riffs on coffee preferences and social scenes, noting teens who drive and the oddities of urban life as one walks two blocks to recover footing.
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Lawrence E, Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Mellorine
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Jack Anderson
Japan
Pete Peterson
U.S
GOP
Greece
Asia Minor
Economic Cooperation Administration
By Oswald
James Jacoby
North
West
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assm
Lee Ere
The
Fred Hartman
John Wadley Ann B. Pritchet
EI Preston Pendergr
Johnella Boynton AL
IRIAL
Aereeaeaas
Itising Department
Obi Hice Ens
Tex
SMUBE
Bewspaper Representatives, Inc
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Prins
Cornell
Michigan State
Houston
New Hampshire
Washington State
Penn State
Oklahoma State
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