Transportation merger concept from Penn Central head
Alfred E. Perlman, head of Penn Central, urges a national transportation policy to integrate river barges, rail, aviation, and trucks. He criticizes ICC standards as outdated and backs strict antitrust enforcement to protect the public while promoting cross modal mergers for long and short hauls. He cites Perlman’s career turning New York Central into a profitable fast freight line and notes broader regulatory and industry implications.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
New York Central
Alfred E. Perlman
New Penn Central Transportation Co
U.S
Pers ™An
Pennsylvania
Syracuse University
Perlman
Justice Department
Schenley
Stanley - Warmer Theatres
Westinghouse
Warner Brothers - Seven Arts
Philadelphia
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Transportation
Robert R. Young
the Central
Young
Denver and Rio Grande Western
The
Central
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature- Foster's Works Across
Puzzle style glossary and clues list for vocabulary enrichment. Includes definitions and wordplay referencing classic literary terms and names. Contains entries like old tray and palm fruit, with multiple partial hints and cross references to common language roots.
Bridge Tips by Oswald and James Jacoby
West leads a king and queen side top. In notrump or minor suit contexts avoid automatic finesses. Study the hand patterns and count distributions to optimize your defense.
Bridge on Deck guide analyzes a hand misplay
George Coffin explains in a review of Bridge on Deck how a player erred in a four spade contract. He notes a heart lead would have beaten the contract, West ducked, and South failed to regain entry. The example illustrates drawing trumps early and mastering club play to discard a losing heart.
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Jim
George Coffin
Waltham
Mass
Oswald
South
George
West
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bidding challenge in bridge three clubs to four spades
The partner’s two diamond cue indicates solid clubs and you hold four clubs. With four clubs and partner jumping to four spades after your three clubs bid, you must decide your next step. Tomorrow’s answer will clarify the correct play.
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la Pass
Letter to Editor Defends Electoral System View
Wayne Morris argues against electoral reform, claiming the current system protects republican checks and balances. He asserts representation favors big cities and rural districts, urges constitutional harmony for any change, and credits the founding fathers with keeping the right folk on the right side. He also expresses support for Nixon if he opposes reform.
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J. Madison
Congress
Potomac
Mr. Nixon
Stonewall Jackson
Good Friday origin and Masters four-time winner quiz
The Friday before Easter is called Good Friday in Western tradition for reflection on Christ’s crucifixion. Arnold Palmer became the first golfer to win the Masters four times in 1958 1960 1962 and 1964. The tongue tip is most sensitive to pressure.
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Arnold Palmer
Quotations on Charity and Forgiveness From Poets and Saints
A compact set of religious and literary quotes. From Hebrews 13 16 to Matthew 5 7 and lines from Robert Browning and George Herbert. The passages celebrate mercy forgiveness charity and the endless nature of good deeds.
Bible Verse and Lead Us Prayer Fragment
A fragment from a Bible verse and the Lord's Prayer line appears with phrases about deliverance from evil and the kingdom, power, and glory. The text ends with Amen, indicating a devotional or liturgical use. The source shows religious content likely from a church or prayer page.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff notes
Baytown Sun editor publisher information appears with staff titles and roles. The page lists editor Fred Hartman and publisher Bill Hartman, general manager John Wadley, business manager Beulah Mae Jackson, assistant to the publisher Paul Putman, and others including Dwight Moody and Carrie Laughlin. It notes the paper publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with P O Box 50. Subscription rates are given and distribution by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. The entry also includes Associated Press rights statements about republication.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putmen
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody Retail
Carrie Laughlin _ee
Baytown
Texas
Hit Or Myth Hit Or Myth By WICE FOWLER THAT'S TELLING 'EM
A compact wired summary of editorial snippets from multiple papers. It notes Humprey and Nixon taunts in editorials from Corpus Christi Times and San Antonio Express, plus faint talk of Castro teaching a course and a NAACP voter education director predicting low black turnout and fears of violence and pogroms under Nixon and law and order rhetoric.
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Wice Fowler
Corpus Christi Times
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
San Antonio Express
Jerry Rubin
Youth International Party
America
Houston
Weldon Rogeau
Ausnta
NAACP
South
Houston Chronicle
Regeau
Nixon
Early Menstruation Not Generally Harmful Or Problematic
A mother asks about a 9 year old beginning menstruation and prospects for harm. Most preteen menstruation is normal and not significant. Rare cases indicate brain or ovarian tumors. treatment ranges from removal to observation. Normal precocity requires understanding and sex education. pregnancy risks exist with immature judgment.
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John Freeman
New Statesman
Freesman
Joel McCarthy
California
Freeman
India
England
Harold Wilson
Capito
Washington Armory
Capitol
Capitol Plaza
San Francisco
Foster
Paris
Bown
Duke
Seth
Biarveneis
ACAD
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Wayne Morris
Robert Browning
Maitew
George Herbert
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Johnetta Boynton
Adverti
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Sing Department
Associated Press
Associated Preaura
Fidel Castro
Sun
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Assa
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Montepo
Ynne Miles
Pete Fre Cota
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Market St
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