Editorials-Features Overlooking A Big Point
The piece argues that military victory over communism does not guarantee peace or progress. Greece’s 1967 coup shows democracy’s fragility and the danger of relying on force alone. Vietnam, Korea, and South Korea illustrate mixed outcomes, with political and social struggles persisting beyond battles.
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Greece
Soviet Union
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
South Korea
Korea
Syngman Rhee
No Wheeled Utopia Fund
The CIA told a congressional subcommittee that the Soviet plan to lift car output from 200000 a year to 11 million by 1975 would push Russia toward an automobile population like the United States in 1917. Yet current growth lags, with Moscow’s pace far from a car in every garage.
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Soviet Union
Central Intelligence Agency
Russia
United States
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle
A chaotically garbled word puzzle from the NEA feature page lists scattered clues for Across and Down. It includes references to letters, languages, foods, and tools with numerous broken phrases and partial hints.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher roles and staff positions including general manager, business manager, managing editor, and assistants. It notes office staff like John Wadley Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and Ann B. Pritchett with advertising department personnel and management. It states publication is afternoons seven days including Sundays from 1301 Memories Drive Baytown Texas and provides subscription rates and postal details.
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Meewevaceeerers
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
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Ann B. Pritchett
Don Chandler
Tebe Ten
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
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Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memories Drive
PB. O
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Race Law Changes Proposed By Henel Mclemore
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk punches singer Gordon McRae in a New York club, sparking a debate on Yankee manners and decline. The column notes past Yankee rituals of refinement and predicts a descent toward cruder behavior and locker room turmoil.
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Henel McLemore
New York
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Gordon McRae
Houk
McRae
Madison Square Garden
Norfolk
England
Heuk
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
George Weiss
Casey Stengel
Houk Kayoed McRae
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Sporting News
Civil War generals served together in Mexican War
The Q and A from QuickK Quiz reveals that Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant fought on the same side as U.S. Army officers during the 1846 War with Mexico. It also notes views on eye shape, Louisiana's Napoleonic Code, and New York’s Little Church Around the Corner Episcopalian affiliation.
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Geerals
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Mexico
U.S
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Forced closing of New York Aqueduct racetrack
Walter C. Parkes notes the closure deprived the state of a large tax take and spared racing fans a heavy bet burden. He also jokes about an underdeveloped woman taking a topless waiter job and describes Frustrations as a bald man driven to rage by his wife.
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New York
Aqueduct Racetrack
Birchers Turn Eye on Senator Church Recall Plan
Washington column reports John Birch Society aims to recall liberal Idaho Senator Frank Church to deter others from a leftward voting path. The plan cites his non isolationist stance and past votes, while noting related petitions and a Yakima based paper backing the effort. It also includes a critical aside about Rep. Nix Jr. and his son’s salary and alleged work, with archival court references.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
John Birch Society
Frank Church
Idaho
Thahe
Church
Everett Dirksen
Hlinsis
San Rafael
Calif
Translucent Forms Co
the Eagle
Yakima
Wash
Gize
Robert N. C. Nix Jr
Philadelphia
Young Nix
Rep. Nix
Nix
Harlem
Customs House
N. 22Nd Street
Health Q A notes leukemia hope and child eye care
A grandmother asks about a grandson with leukemia and potential treatments, suggesting a Leukemia Society contact. The column answers common child behavior, trampoline safety, and eye misalignment in infants, advising early watchful waiting and medical evaluation. It also references a 1954 paternity case and political notes on Johnson Kiesinger talks and a Europe council session with Rep Wayne Hays.
James Marlow- Incisive HST shaped world history
The piece honors Harry S. Truman on his 83rd birthday, noting his plainspoken, incisive leadership that helped end isolationism and shape postwar policy. It contrasts his blunt style with high expectations, credits him with major foreign policy victories, and questions historian rankings of his legacy.
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Washington
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Robert A. Taft
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Congress
White House
Waris
Europe
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Western Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Asia
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Franklin D Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jeferson
Andrew Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
James K. Polk
Vanderbilt Cup hands reveal early bidding edge
Oswald and Jim discuss a Vanderbilt Cup match with a tale of age, teamwork, and a bold four spade contract. Jim praises early bidding, recounts Ron van der Porten's play from San Francisco, and notes a contrasting defense at the other table where South overcalled and North bid two spades.
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Oswald
Jim
Ron van der Porten
San Francisco
Lew Mathe
Ron
West
East
South
North
Bridge bidding prompt asks response after three diamonds
In a bridge auction sequence with double and three diamonds by partner, you hold HANOGS 02 OKRA BA QEE and pass, unsure of partner's intent. The question asks what you do now and to answer tomorrow.
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Hanogs
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