Family size debate contrasts U.S. and India population policy
A sociologist questions private choice versus public impact of large families. India battles rapid population growth with wide reform plans. Minister Chandrasekhar proposes tax breaks for bachelors, limits on exemptions for larger families, bonuses for smaller families, higher marriage age, and legalizing abortion to cut birth rates by half in a decade. Despite progress, India's rate would still exceed today’s U.S. level.
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America
India
Ministry For
Sripati Chandrasekhar
Chandrasekhar
His Father's Son Pitches For Brown in Campus Debut
Bob Feller’s son Marty made his first collegiate pitching appearance for Brown University. Amherst surprised by scoring four runs in under two innings, disrupting the expected heroics and breaking the father son narrative.
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Bob Feller
Providence
Bob
Marty
Brown University
Amherst
Word Power Puzzle From NEA Feature
A fragmented NEA feature presents a word power puzzle with scattered clue fragments and partial entries. The text lists numbers and partial words such as tooth and and sugar cane refuse plus items like North wind and large Australian bird, suggesting a playful crossword style.
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Great Lake
Cavemten
Quote round up from Newspaper Enterprise association
Timely quotes feature Vice President Humphrey stressing honor above law and French Socialist leader Gaston Defferre commenting on participating in an illegal duet with swords.
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Gaston Defferre
French National Assembly
The Baytown Sun masthead and details
The text lists the Baytown Sun editorial staff and management roles including Editor and Publisher General Manager Business Manager Managing Editor and Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager It also shows Advertising Department personnel and addresses along with post office and publication details for Baytown Texas.
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Fred Hartman
Don Chandler
Visi-See
Dwight
Aigody
Corrie Laughlin
Stone
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Membir
Maatier
Nominee Deserves To Win By Henry McLemore
A New York columnist declares a single sports figure the rightful Man of the Year, praising a brave referee in the new professional Soccer League who denounces TV sponsorship as turning games into commercials. He argues TV harms soccer’s flow, hockey and golf’s integrity, and predicts commercials will kill the sport.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Bond issue support urged for Baytown schools
A Baytown reader urges voters to approve the school improvements bond issue, arguing the renovations additions and new facilities will keep pace with growth. The writer commends the school board for analysis and urges turnout at the upcoming election to back the future of the children.
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the Sun
Baytown
Board of Education
Dan Savelt
Today In History May 26 Highlights Across Years
On May 26 through history many events are noted including Andrew Johnson impeachment trial quittings in 1868, Tennessee territory organization, Napoleon crowned king of Italy in 1805, Montana territory creation in 1864, Britain Soviet treaty in 1942, Nazi drives in 1952, and railroad service restoration in 1846.
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Associated Press
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Tennessee
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
Congress
Montana
Britain
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
Caucasus
U.S
Johnson rejects advice to mine Haiphong and dikes
Washington reports President Johnson rejected Joint Chiefs advice to mine Haiphong and destroy Red River dikes. He fears Russian reactions and seeks continued good relations with Moscow. Commentary notes Secret White House memo on Viet Cong actions and Vietnam’s river vulnerabilities.
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North Vietnam
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Haiphong
Red River
Robert Thompson
Saigon
Malaysia
White House
South Vietnam
Sea of Japan
Dean Rusk
House
Russia
Doctors Mailbag Self Consciousness and Perspiration
A reader asks about excessive underarm sweating and groin sweating. Dr Brandstadt notes heat, exertion, obesity, clothing, spicy foods, coffee, alcohol, and heredity as factors. self-consciousness increases sweating. Treatments range from regular use of products to X-ray therapy or nerve/root cutting, with skin removal as a last resort. Other questions cover foot odor, white vegetables in diet, and potassium deficiency testing and treatment.
QuicCK Quiz Q w as the roc a real or mythological bird
A large Arabian mythic bird darkening the sun and able to lift an elephant in its claws is described.
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Greece Altered Little By Fall in Modern Times
AP Special Report describes Greece under dictatorship as unchanged in basic life despite political change. Athens remains vibrant with commerce and Western touches, yet poverty persists and the economy grows fragile with rising tourism and foreign investment risks. U.S. aid since 1947 boosted growth but ended in 1963, leaving the economy uneven and reliant on external forces.
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Greece
Athens
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Balkans
Sresh
U.S. 2d
U.S
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Walter C. Parkes notes spring training camps are full of hot air and jokes that would amuse sports readers. He quips that if the devil married, his first words would be Cool it, man indicating light humor about tense at camps.
Letter To The Editor Correcting Car Train Wreck Impression
Rey V. Comeaux writes to correct an impression from a prior Sun letter about a car train wreck May 15. He explains signal lights behavior, apologizes to the railroad and its operators, and thanks The Sun for publishing his earlier letter May 18.
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Sun
Missouri - Pacific
Rey V. Comeaux
West Unblocks For Easy Set In Jacoby Bridge Hand
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a match point duplicate where West must decide whether to keep or discard the queen of hearts to defeat 4NT. West reasons East holds four or five hearts and applies the standard fourth best lead, then sacrifices the queen to avoid blocking partner. East wins with A and returns the six, while South gauges West's singlehearted heart attack and plans defense.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade support
In a four no trump auction partner shows strong spades after a 2 level overcalls a hand with HANOGS and AQ, you consider a raise to six or seven based on aces. Next, partner opens one diamond and asks for a response with HAQET YK 2632 BAQ1054. Answer tomorrow.
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