No Eyebrows Raised Over Africa Killing Editorial
Editorial argues Western indifference to mass killings of Ibo and Hausa in Nigeria reflects a habit of overlooking Africa’s turmoil. It notes Africa’s 700 ethnic groups south of the Sahara, Nigeria’s tribal tensions, and the rapid rise of African nations after 1960, urging awareness of the region’s fragility and intertribal conflicts.
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Brain Drain Outweighs Losses in Knowledge Trade
Western Europe loses about 12 percent of its new research workers to the United States each year, with 1,300 scientists immigrating annually between 1956 and 1961. Of NAS members, 18 percent were trained outside the U.S. and 21 percent born abroad. In 1961 Europe paid the United States $266 million more for technical know how and royalties than it received for similar U.S. know how.
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Waiting Wives Club forms at Schilling Manor housing project
Washington AP reports a military housing experiment at Schilling Manor on Schilling Air Force Base Kansas. 3100 residents including 2500 children, families of servicemen receive guaranteed housing during one year overseas sponsors. 600 plus wives chosen the suburb awaiting full occupancy by year end 1967.
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Verse proclamation echoes Paul’s clear conscience pledge
A brief note cites Acts 24 16 in which Paul declares he strives always to maintain a clear conscience toward God and people. The verse underscores integrity and truthful living, urging readers to aim for consistent ethical conduct in faith and daily actions.
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Custody Case Reaches Highest Court Over Child Welfare
Mark Painter, the central figure in a historic custody dispute, appeals to the U S Supreme Court after Iowa's high court backed his grandparents Dwight and Margaret Bannister of Ames Iowa who care for the boy while Painter seeks his return. The case centers on parental rights versus the child's welfare with Painter labeled as having a bohemian life. The Bannisters seek to avoid Supreme Court involvement while arguing for stability and middle class upbringing for the child.
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Understanding Hepatitis Types and Prevention
The doctor explains infectious and serum hepatitis, their transmission routes, incubation periods, and symptoms. Water safety and proper chlorination prevent infectious hepatitis while serum hepatitis spreads via contaminated blood. Recovery is possible with supportive care, rest, and a balanced diet.
Opinion Letter Urges Voting Against All Texan Amendments
Steele McDonald argues that Texans should vote against every proposed Texas constitutional amendment. He believes the current amendment maze confuses ordinary voters and calls for action toward a constitutional convention. He contends a new constitution is overdue and urges better government through rejecting all amendments.
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Writer Against Provo and the Polling of Football Power
Henry McLemore critiques college football polls that rank teams like Notre Dame Michigan State Alabama and UCLA arguing the method is opaque and unreliable He notes Harvard’s unexpected status and questions whether pollsters would apologize or adjust rankings if results change, highlighting biases and uncertainty in season forecasts.
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Washington Lobby Awards To Right-Wing Solons
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the Liberty Lobby seeking a federal restraining order to stop publication of its documents. Harvey Bolton argues against free press limits while Betty Jean Murphy defends First Amendment rights and public informing on alleged un American activities.
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Liberty Lobby links in a Bay town column cause uproar
The Baytown Sun reports on a court ruling against a Liberty Lobby column. It details lobby activities including distributing 20 million pieces of literature and using Congressmen as fronts. It names John M. Ashbrook Ellis Berry William Jennings Bryan Dorn James B Utt Otto Passman Albert W Watson and cites supporting letters and fundraising tactics.
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Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across Puzzle
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Humor as armor amid daily dangers and motorbike boom
A witty outlook is defense against daily life strains as traffic risks rise with motorcycles. Secret confidences flow like shouted warnings in public spaces, echoing broader social nerves and informal risk signaling.
Winning at Bridge with Dummy's Trump Savvy
Oswald and James Jacoby dissect a bridge hand showing how dummy’s long suit can be dressed up for tricks. They discuss ruff timing, heart block setups, and the advantage of planning before in dummy while clarifying the implications of North’s heart bid versus a takeout double.
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Bridge bidding puzzle about four clubs doubled
East bids four spades after partner’s three no trump and four clubs doubled. With North holding AKL WKZ 4A QIS64 B32 and South guided by a diamond suited three no trump, decide the optimal contract and line of play. The position tests whether to pursue no trump or diamonds and how to exploit opponent weaknesses.
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Presidential term limit and elephant trumpet fact
A quiz item states the 22nd Amendment limits presidential service to ten years. It also notes that an elephant makes a trumpet sound. This brief Q and A format mirrors a newspaper entertainment feature.
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