United Europe dream seen alive despite obstacles
Sun editors assess Britain joining Jean Monnet's United States of Europe effort as a party level move. They note De Gaulle's opposition and the historical drift toward two blocs, while still deeming the dream of a united Europe far from dead and increasingly influential in world affairs.
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Vietnam
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Britain
Action Committee For
United States of Europe
France
Jean Monnet
Western Europe
Free Europe
West Germany
Monnet
de Gaulle
Fresher surge eyed as college enrollments jump
The University of Cincinnati estimates freshmen enrollments may rise 6 to 10 percent this year, adding about 1.8 million new students and pushing total credit students beyond seven million. Provost Garland G. Parker notes the surge is not tied to the postwar baby boom and highlights a wider move toward higher education.
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America
University of Cincinnati
Academe
Garland G. Parker
U of C
Criticism of crime coverage and shifting U S demographics
Guest essays discuss critics who blame newspapers for crime reporting. They cite FBI data, newspaper space limits, and editorial bias. The piece notes baby boomers and future markets, predicting under-25 households’ small share of spending, while 35 to 54 year olds hold major influence in consumption. Authorities from the National Industrial Conference Board are cited.
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New York City
New York Daily News
Washington Post
FBI
United States
American Bar Association
Lynchburg
Board
Melbourne
Fla
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Enrichment
Vocabulary puzzle from NEA feature listing across and down clues. Contains many terms from arts, science, geography, and language. Entries include phrases like Maidenhair, Athena, Glove batch, and others, with clues spanning botany, law, cities, and music.
Editorial and publishing staff listing for Baytown paper
The notice lists roles in the editorial and advertising departments including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Assistant to the Publisher, and Managing Editor. It notes office and staff details for Preston Pendergrass and Dwight Moody, plus publication mailing information and pricing.
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Ansiatant
Aan B. Pritchett
Ieee
Origin of the word rubber and Ku Klux origins
The quiz notes that rubber term stems from its use as an eraser after Joseph Priestley’s 1770 discovery. It also touches on the name Ku Klux being from the Greek word for something meaning to circle or to conceal, though the exact source in the quiz is unclear.
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Joseph Priestly
Wheels That Keep U S Moving And Other Tidbits
New York AP column surveys a nation on wheels with 80 percent of families owning cars. It offers quick curiosities on governors, portable radio phones, insomnia cures, notable quotes, milk energy, monarch butterflies, train safety, gender in hiring, water conservation, ant antifreeze, aging wisdom, and a Colton obseration about contentment.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
U.S
Bertrand Russell
End of an era at the White House described by Pearson and Anderson
Washington observers note quieter day to day activity at the White House as the Johnson presidency winds down. The piece portrays an aloof president focused on Vietnam and diplomacy over public ceremonies, with staff late hours and a shift to personal life involving grandchildren.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vietnam
Martha
George Washington
U. S
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
Great Society
Saigon
Paris
Hanoi
Moscow
China
New Delhi
Bucharest
Warsaw
London
Bonn
Lynda
Lady Hird
Austin
Hubert
Luci
Democratic Women’s Club
Littie Lyn
Lyn
Humphrey
Weill
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
Princeton
Wayne Morse
Stokely Carmichael
Rap Brown
Medical care costs rise amid inflation and better technology
In 1940 a full medical workup cost 25 dollars and major surgery about 500 dollars. Today the same initial workup still costs 25 dollars but surgery runs about 525 dollars with shorter hospital stays. Hospitals must pass rising costs to patients, Medicare helps only seniors, while voluntary health plans aid others. Hypercholesterolemia and hypothyroidism are defined.
Stayman and minor suit games in bridge tips
Bridge Tips explains how a 20 on your side favors minor suit games and how Stayman helps find a 4 4 fit after no trump. It recounts South bidding three clubs with a 34 24 pattern, North raising to four clubs, and South securing six tricks with trumps while aiming for a no trump maximum of eight.
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South
North
Bridge Puzzle: How to bid with AAKTE VR QUE GA
The South hand shows A A K T E V R Q U E G A and asks what bid to make after partner rebids one heart. The puzzle notes a hypothetical seven spades idea and assumes partner lacks strong spades with two aces and a king. It ends with a biblical quote and a question.
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Florist’s
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Bown
Nevada
Che Baytoum Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Advertising Department
Dwight Moody
Ak Retail
Mamage Seeds
Eetyeard Oye Dees Bt
National Ener
Baytown
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Svany
Baytown A A
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Ecras Mecats Gan
Omabaatrely
Eleepee
Caleb C. Colton
Dilogenes
Alexander
TNAM
Eli
Ohetios
South Vietnam
Chuck Robb
Lynda Bird
Fat Nugent
Air Force
Marine Corps
Soas
Jollersgerd
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Plewee
Weyne G. Svendvied
Mola
Beandsadt
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
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House of Prayer
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