Running Out Of Viet Nam Alternatives In 1965
Editorial notes the U S is exhausting all military options in Viet Nam as casualties rise and bombings mount. It cites troop growth from 42,000 to about 250,000, escalating financial costs, and dwindling chances of a decisive end. It warns against further escalation and notes hopes hinge on free elections amid Saigon Hue Da Nang factions.
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Fulton Lewis Reports Scandal Ties to Job Corps
Washington dispatch outlines a Brazil Indiana armed robbery by a stylish young woman who hijacked a cab to Terre Haute. Police traced the vehicle, arrested the driver, and tied the case to Job Corps concerns including earlier incidents at Camp Atterbury and Charleston.
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Job Corps Center
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Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Clues
Crossword puzzle grid clues listed with numbers and scattered partial entries across topics like pipes printers and slang terms. The readable fragments include hints for 3 across pipes 9 across printers errors 12 flesh 14 bone 39 legs slang 41 sluggish 43 fortifies 46 Veneration and 45 female rabbit, indicating a standard themed puzzle.
Haunted house near Austin fuels long memory tale
A sprawling red brick mansion near Austin, once home to Col E M House and later rented by fraternities, is recalled in a university student’s tale of eerie windows, sounds, and a rumored haunting that never fully formed. A basement death from 33 years ago features in the anecdote.
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Asia
University of Texas
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Woodrow Wilcon
Texas
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Bible Verse From 1 Timothy 3 15
A fragmentary scripture note cites 1 Timothy 3 15 about holy scriptures guiding salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. The readable text mentions a child and wisdom through the holy word.
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Christ Jesus
1 Timothy
Washington Merry-Go-Round Panel Bosses Veto the President
Washington column alleges government by oligarchy, citing three examples. It claims House Armed Services leaders deride McNamara as a Caesar, Wilbur Mills blocks trade relaxations with European communists, and Jim Eastland leverages Anti Poverty benefits while reportedly blocking registrars to Sunflower County Mississippi.
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Nuuy
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Mississippi
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Sunflower
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Letter To The Editor On Baytown Telephone Plans
A Baytown Sun letter questions direct dialing plans and the $125 per month charge while urging a customer survey. The writer contrasts this with calls for better long distance service and references political figures connected to federal appointments and security cases.
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Baytown Sun Masthead and publishing staff listing
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor and publisher, general manager, department managers, and office staff. It notes publication details such as location at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and postal address P O Box 208 Baytown, with subscription rates and national representation information.
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Beulah Jae Jackson
Bill Hartman
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Baytown
Texas
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History Quiz Bonded by a Louisiana Purchase Slavery Pact
Answers cover 1821 slave agreement name, a rein to curb head-lowering for horses, a blind English poet and his Latin-reading daughters, a Paris theater for morbid one-acts, and Cophetua’s social-class bride origin. The feature threads through trivia and brief biographical notes.
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Cophetua
The Common Sense Book of Protesting Pediatrician Care
A satirical piece by Menry McLemore imagines a guide titled The Common Sense Book of Protesting Pediatrician Care. It lampoons Dr. Benjamin Spock and antiwar protests, listing comical protest advice for pediatricians and parents in a spoof manual voice.
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Benjamin Spock
Spock
Dr. Speck
Speck
Rusk
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Dr. Spock
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker in the Culbertson match
The article recalls a famous bridge hand from the Lenz Culbertson match. It discusses bidding choices, the hidden king of diamonds, Culbertson's notrump bid, and a dramatic crisscross squeeze that yielded 4 tricks and 30 points after Jacoby led hearts and trumps were played.
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King of Hearts
Culbertson
Jacoby
Lenz
Dummy
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