Moon Landing To Mark History Turning Point
An editorial compares the 1869 completion of the transcontinental railroad to the Apollo moon landing as defining national moments. It recalls the Promontory Summit ceremony, the golden spike, and the mixed legacies of expansion, including conflicts with Native Americans and immigrant labor, while noting railroads’ long-term freight role and potential future transport ideas.
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Promontory
Utah
Abraham Lincoln
America
Atlantic
Pacific
William Tecumseh Sherman
Union Pacific
Missouri
Central Pacific
Sacramento
National Geographic
Congress
Leland Stanford
Monkey Business Questions at Harvard University
A Wall Street Journal excerpt quotes a Harvard history professor lamenting that teaching and thinking have given way to terror and tension due to bomb scares strikes and police clashes. He notes professors moved manuscripts home to avoid student invaders as the campus revolution unsettles the ivory tower.
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Harvard
Wall Street Journal
Webster
Linkage of Heredity and Diabetes Clarified by Doctor
Do heredity and diabetes link proveable and what are diabetes symptoms. Diabetes often shows earlier onset in generations, more in women over 40 who are overweight. Poor diet contributes mainly by causing obesity. Common symptoms include polyuria polydipsia weight loss weakness fatigue and itching. Sweating may be reduced due to fluid loss. Pancreatic transplant exists only experimental not curative. For careers contact American Diabetes Association. Some mild cases are diet controlled but drugs enable normal life. Diabetes insipidus can cause thirst and is treated by various drugs. Send questions to Dr Wayne Brandstadt via this paper.
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Gan Pacific
Thomas C. Durant
Stanford University
America
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details listed
The Baytown Sun staff is listed with editor and publisher Hartman and managing editors, department heads, and advertising staff. It notes ownership by The Baytown Sun, Inc. and publication practices, with address, mailing details, and circulation rates.
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Crwight
Moody
Corrie Laughtin
Texma
Act of Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Bom
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Tax Credit Debate Takes Many Sides In Congress
New York AP reports a six faced view on suspending the 7 percent investment tax credit. Proponents say tax relief spurs capital spending and efficiency, potentially lowering future prices. Opponents warn repeal may fail to curb inflation and raise equipment costs now.
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New York
Nixon
Methodists Picket Over Racial Policy In Publishing House
Picketing at Methodist book centers and the Nashville Publishing House highlights a dispute over the denomination my racial practices and the Project Equality program. The publishing arm, while endorsing principles, resists full compliance. A committee led by Bishop Frank will report after a bishops’ meeting next fall. The denomination’s missions division also launched a program to place trained Negro leaders in seven inner city cities to boost local leadership and service.
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New York
Methodist Publishing House
Nashville
Tenn
Project Equality
United Methodist
Eugene M. Frank
St. Louis
Methodist
Methodism
National Missions Division
Psalm 145 Verse on God’s Faithful Hearing and Salvation
A devotional note cites Psalm 145 19 stating God fulfils the desires of those who fear him and will hear their cries and save them. The verse emphasizes divine responsiveness and deliverance for the faithful.
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Therm
NY Daily News calls NYA Nazi front in bold editorial
Washington column recaps a provocative New York Daily News editorial urging youth to join the National Youth Alliance, labeling it a Nazi front tied to the former Youth for Wallace. It cites affidavits, meetings with uplifted arms, and references to antisemitic propaganda amid a broader political storm.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
New York Daily News
National Youth Alliance
Students For A Democratic Society
The
Daily News
SDS
Dupont Circle Building
Washington, D.C
SBS
NYA
U.S
Youth For Wallace
John Acord
Louis T
Byers
Thes
Dennis McMahon
McMahon
Pittsburgh
Reuben Maury
Nixon’s Supreme Court pick speculation targets Jewish judges
Washington buzz centers on a Fortas replacement with names including Bernard Segal Paul Freund Henry Friendly Arthur Goldberg and Donald Russell. The talk links Nixon to a court tradition of Jewish appointees while noting Thurmond's approval factors and potential regional considerations.
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Charles Rhyne
Nixon
Duke University Law School
Sthyne
Warren Burger
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Washington
Tom Dewey
Herbert Brownell
White House
Earl Warren
Dewey
Brownell
Fortas
Bernard Segal
Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Henry Friendly
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Pan American Airways
Paul Freund
Harvard Law School
Felix Frankfurter
Temple
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Soloway risks overtrick for safety in four spades play
In a rubber bridge lesson Paul Soloway enters four spades after partner opens hearts. He uses the obligatory finesse by leading spades from dummy and then draws trumps, ruffs, and makes the contract for 20 points and one IMP. A kibitzer questions the discard, but Soloway argues clubs would not break and that his line saved the contract.
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Paul Soloway
Paul
East
West
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Five Hearts and Six Diamonds in Bridge Bid
In a bridge auction West North East South: 1y Pass 2d Pass 2 Pass 4 Pass. South holds AAQTE. You must decide after partner raises to six diamonds following a five heart bid. The puzzle frames what to do when partner rebids six diamonds. Also noting May 21 1881 Clara Barton organized the first American Red Cross.
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Clara Barton
Red Cross
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Big Business Across
Vocabulary puzzle from NEA feature with many clues across and down. Includes terms for sea birds polyglots materials and objects such as cloth border machine, heavy blow, and various descriptors. Answers span aviation, manufacturing, and cultural references across a broad set of cryptic style entries.
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American Diabetic Association
East 48Th St
Mewspaper Enterprise
Atta
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Che Baytown Sun
Frei Hartman
Bi Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Man Jacksonant
Paul Putman
Baa Verrees
Ann B. Pritchett
Tive Etlasieretare
Eotporiay Department
Prenton Pendergrase
Johnella Boynton
Boards of Education, Evangelism and Health and Welfare Ministries
Avlanta
Cleveland
Kansas City
Waterloo
Iowa
Florence
S. C
Wilmington
Del
Young
Horst Wessel Lied
Nazi Germany
Plato
Supreme Court
Franklin Roosevelt
William P. Rogers
Potter Stewart
Potter
John Ruskin
Berry's
NEA, Inc
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Karsa
New England
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