Fluoridation Results Beyond Expectations in Cleveland
The Cleveland Public Schools released a major study covering 860000 children on fluoridated water. By 1962 kindergarten cohorts averaged 13 decayed or filled teeth with nearly 60 percent having perfect teeth, a 112 percent rise in perfect teeth and 61.7 percent drop in defects. The report notes strong gains across ages and cites wider dental-care demand amid a growing population and limited dentists.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
United States
Gold tape cures and Wallace in Beaufort
MEMO from The News Desk notes an IBM composing room computer that jams without memory, fixed by inserting gold colored tape called psychiatric tape. The writer imagines future uses in diagnosing and treating mental illness. The piece ends with a remark on George Wallace’s Beaufort visit and national polls becoming campaign issues.
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Preston Pendergrass
IBM
Nawless
George Wallace
Beaufront
Your Dental Health Mouth Cancer Warning Signals
A public health advisory urges self examination for mouth cancer signs. It urges seeking dental help for any swelling patches nonhealing sores numbness or unexplained bleeding and stresses regular mouth exams by a dentist to enable early detection. The piece also includes a broader note on health awareness and skepticism toward changing body signals.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Loosely Speaking on Free Press and Censorship
Ron Lennard laments government attempts to curb news reporting in federal courts after a survey shows the Bible as the top book to save. He warns against press censorship, urges judicial restraint, and emphasizes the public’s right to know and the need for law enforcement and press freedom.
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U.S
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
Editorial and management listings for The Baytown Sun include editor Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Purman and Be Ann B. Pritchett with Preston Pendergrass as managing editor. Advertising staff names include Dwight Moody and Corrie Laughlin. The paper is published afternoons five days a week and Sundays from Baytown Texas with standard subscription rates and mailing information.
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Devere Buglneas
Publiaher
Publisaher Imsta
John Wadtey
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Purman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
National
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O
Texan Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Bloody Mary earned name for persecuting Protestants in Catholic restore
Queen Mary I of England was nicknamed Bloody Mary for her harsh religious campaigns to reassert Catholicism, persecuting Protestants. The USSR flag insignia symbolize red for revolution, hammer and sickle for workers and peasants unity, star for the Communist party. The John Birch Society was founded in 1958 by Robert Welch.
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England
Ussr
Communist Party
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Barbs and secrets of a singing stationer in verse
A playful quirky fragment notes a fellow who sings in the shower may seem foolhardy or versatile. It calls a stationery engine a device grinding out letters all day, best known as a secretary. The line hints at an unexpected visitor from the Old.
National Retarded Children's Month Appeals Help
A Baytown Sun letter explains the need to support mentally retarded children during National Retarded Children's Month from November 1 to 3. The author urges public backing for special education, training, and expanded research to prevent brain injuries, aid development, and improve independence in affected children.
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the Sun
Baytown Opportunity Center
Baytown Sun
U.S
Walter Loflin
Bible Verse Inspires City Hope Amid Daily Commute
Psalm 27 1 frames a message of courage as a vast daily influx of about 300000 commuters streams into New York City for work each day, underscoring resilience and faith in a bustling metropolis.
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New York City
Conflicts of Interest and Political Standards
Washington discusses the principle of conflicts of interest as revealed about Gov. Spiro Agnew and former Vice President Richard Nixon. It argues two unequal standards for public officials, cites Agnew and Nixon cases, and notes how press reporting shaped public awareness and trust.
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Agnew, Nixon
Drew Pearson
Washington
New York Times
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
New York Post
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Howard Hughes
Don Nixon
Robert McNamara
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Eisenhower
General Motors
Senate
McNamara
Wilson
Gov. Agnew
Chesapeake National Bank
Maryland
Truman
Gen
Harry Vaughan
Mrs
Omaha World-Herald
Tyler Woodward
William ©. Anderson
Military Reservation
Camp Roberts
Calif
U.S
Sen. Nixon
The
Bridge Tips: Four Clubs and Five Clubs Clash
In this North American style bridge column, Dick Cummings of Australia at South doubles the four clubs bid and reaches five clubs. West leads spades, East misplays the king of spades, and Cummings, noting East’s limited opening and spade holdings, executes an ace high sequence to drop the king of clubs. The episode highlights timing and signaling in declarer play and East’s questionable spade king defense.
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Dick Cummings
Australia
North
West
East
South
Declarer
Cummings
Cummy
Theowlery
Bridge bidding puzzle moves to four spades over two clubs
In a standard auction West opens one club Pass Pass Pass. South holds AK76 O94 QIOZ and passes. The puzzle asks what to do after partner doubles or jumps to four spades, with guidance to settle for game if partner shows no life. The Monday answer follows.
At the Zoo Word Puzzle Across and Down List
Puzzling list of clues with mixed language and garbled entries. Includes references to animals birds and nautical terms with partial answers and misprints.
Word Puzzle Scramble Of A Baffling Telegraphic List
A compact set of cryptic word fragments arranged as clues showing varied terms. Readers infer possible matchings for each prompt such as names places and objects, forming a playful language puzzle.
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Dick Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Ron Lennard
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Advertising Department
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Justice Department
Dana Smith
Havana
Sans Souci
Tidelands
Meas
Berry
Bey Hea
Ios
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Bown
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