Israel’s Future vs Arab Past In 20th Anniversary Look
Editorial contrasts Arab backwardness with Israeli forward momentum on the 20th anniversary of Israel in 1968. It condemns Arab calls for destroying Israel, cites Dier Yassin and Nazi persecutions, and argues peace requires renouncing vengeance and recognizing Israel’s permanence. It warns that Arab fanaticism risks prolonging conflict and regional instability.
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Arab Information Center
New York
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Middle East
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GOP Game Not Over
The piece notes Nelson Rockefeller’s renewed candidacy signaling that the 1968 presidential nomination battle will extend beyond expectations. It discusses Johnson’s Democratic renomination, Romney’s withdrawal, Nixon’s potential inevitability, and the unlikely rise of dark horse contenders shaping a drawn out primary season.
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Johnson
George Romney
Richard Nixon
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McCarthy
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Today In History Highlight From May Twenty Second
The Associated Press notes on Wednesday May 22 1368 and recalls that on this date in 1919 the steamship Savannah departed Savannah Georgia to cross the Atlantic bound for Liverpool England marking the first such voyage.
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Savannah
Liverpool
England
Enrich Your Vocabulary a NEA Feature
On this date summaries note historical events in 1802 Martha Washington fed 1807 Aaron Burr treason trial in Richmond acquitted 1918 German raid Paris 1924 Leopold and Loeb arrested in Chicago 13-year-old Betty Franks murder 1943 Moscow dissolves International 1947 Truman Doctrine aid to Greece and Turkey 1960s explosions Leonardo NJ 1969 Birmingham students court reinstatement 1970 Brussels fire 20 missing 13 dead
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Aaron Berr
Richmond
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Chicago
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Turkey
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Baytown Sun staff and publication details listed
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Private Christian schools rise as public options shrink
A Baytown Sun column argues private church related schools flourish as public education shifts after the bans on prayer. It cites teachers shortages, safety fears, and tax concerns driving families to Christian day schools led by the California Association of Christian Schools. Max Rafferty lauds these schools as key to instilling morality and civic virtue amid rising youth crime.
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California Assn. of Christian Schools
CACS
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America
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California
Reagan Stakes In Oregon Challenge In 196
Washington column notes Ronald Reagan campaigned in Oregon with heavy TV and radio buys led by Toni Hazen, aiming to pressure Nelson Rockefeller’s quiet bid. It contrasts Rockefeller’s large petition drive with Reagan’s aggressive fundraising and publicity tactics as primary day nears.
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Jack Anderson
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Oregon
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Calfornia
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Portland
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Diamond Slam in Jacoby Method Bridge Play
The Jacoby bidding sequence shows North signaling for a diamond slam after Stayman and two clubs. South, with 16 points and three aces, pursues slam chances, leads to the diamond slam, and North jumps to five diamonds, with South able to reach four spades invitations before finalizing the diamond slam.
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South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle from today’s column
The item shows a bridge bidding scenario with South West North East players and a sequence ending with a question. It asks what action to take after partner opens one ramp and the reader holds a strong or unique hand. The piece promises an answer in tomorrow’s column.
Know Your County Government Know Your County Funds
A county funds overview explains The Law Library Fund financing a library for Texas Bar members with 30 000 plus volumes funded by a 1.50 civil case fee. The Contingency Fund pools appropriations for constitutional or statutory purposes and divorce fees of 3 flow to the Child Support Fund then to the General Fund to cover child support division expenses.
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LAW Library
Texas Bar Association
Contingency Fund
Child Support
General Fund
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