Editorials Viewpoint This Is A Time Of Fast Change
The piece argues history resembles geological upheavals with temporary equilibria and ongoing tremors. It discusses China joining the UN, Taiwan expulsion, and shifting foreign policy as nations realign. It notes U S policy uncertainties, Japan and Russia moves, and Britain’s Common Market role as roots of near-term global shifts.
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China
United Nations
Taiwan
United States
Senate
Industry Week
Russia
Nixon
Seaport of 20 Dirks and Italian Painters in a Puzzle
A word puzzle lists clues spanning geography, art, and titles. Entries include Seaport of 20, Italian painter, Florentine, French painter psychologist Andrea del, Indian sculptor, Portuguese terms, and deity references. The grid mixes synonyms and cross-refs for a themed vocabulary challenge.
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Dirk Rome
Andrea del
Ilustrator
HH Haul
Government Keeps Taxpayer Money in Banks Run by GOP Bigwigs
Washington report alleges the federal government deposits billions in no interest accounts at banks with Republican connections. It cites Chase Manhattan, First National City Bank, Chemical Bank, National Bank of Detroit, and others, noting profits from loans to taxpayers’ money.
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Washington
Treasury
Charles Walker
Republic National Bank
Dallas
Eisenhower
Walker
Republic National
John Carlock
Pxs
Martin Price
Washingtonian
Agnew
George Moore
First National City Bank of New York
Harold Helm
GOP
Booster Club
New Jersey Finance Committee
Chemical Bank
New York City
IRS
Keith Brown
Southern Arizona Bank
U.S
David Kennedy
Les Whitten
Carlock
Open Meetings Challenge Targets County Auditor and Purchasing Agent
Judge Elliott and Commissioner Bray pursue a loophole to remove County Auditor Grady Fullerton and purchasing agent Claude Zachry by arguing a three day public notice was not posted before the district judges met to appoint them. They seek guidance from County Atty. Joe Resweber on whether the Open Meetings Law was violated, amid opposition from some Commissioners and the district judges.
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Bill Eliott
Jamie Bray
Grady Fullerton
Claude A. Zachry
Judge Elliott
Austin
House
Harris County
Joe Allen
Baytown
Bray
Fullerton
Zachry
Joe
Elliott
Commissioners Court
Texas
Attorney General’s Office
E. A. (Squatty) Lyons
W. Kyle Chapman
Bill Elliott
Lyons
Rosweber
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Grant County
Barbs and debate swirl over public funding in Baytown
Worn-out shoes and wilted laurels are used as wry analogies in a Baytown discussion on open meetings and the appointment of county auditors and purchasing agents. Commissioners and judges spar over authority with calls to possibly elect these officials. The Sun prints editorials on state law and the open meetings rule, while a 1971 CROP drive thanks readers for $918.96 raised to aid hungry areas.
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Sun
Baytown
The
Weakness in Sims system amid Culbertson contrasts in bridge
Ely analyzes a hand where Hal passes as dealer and declines four card suits. The discussion contrasts the 1935 Culbertson rebid and Sims opening queen of diamonds, noting how strategic discards and heart breaks influence the outcome, with Ely ultimately securing an unbeatable contract.
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Ely
Hal
Sims
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with four diamonds contract
In a four diamond contract after a sequence and a responder holding AQVKQ1085 and RK109, South must decide the right action if partner raises to five diamonds. The scenario asks what to bid next when the partnership reaches five diamonds.
Bible Verse Revelation 5 9 New Song of Worthiness
They sing a new song to the Lamb saying you are worthy to take the book and open its seals for you were slain and redeemed us to God by your blood out of every kindred tongue people and nation This verse from Revelation 5 9 emphasizes universal redemption through Christ across all peoples and languages.
Hall of Fame voting yields no electees in 1971
Despite the heaviest vote total in Hall of Fame balloting, no player reached the 7 percent threshold required for election in 1971.
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