Where Will It All End In Population Debate
Kingsley Davis questions the logic of zero population growth and warns that current dependence on family planning may fail to curb overall growth. He argues societal incentives shaping marriage, education, and rewards must change, not just individual contraceptive choices. He notes that ideal family size supports growth toward 300 million and critiques equal emphasis on personal choice versus societal planning.
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U.S
Johnson
Kingsley Davis
International Population and Urban Research
University of California
Davis
Science Magazine
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style feature listing various clues and wordplay items across categories. Includes references to mythic, historical, linguistic, and cultural terms with prompts like Greek gods dawn, Bulgarian coin, Tibetan geography, and kimono sash. Appears as a crosswords style vocabulary challenge.
Baytown Newspaper Staff Roles and In Memoriam Notice
The fragment lists Baytown area newspaper staff positions including assistant to the publisher, office manager, managing editor, assistant managing editor and advertising department personnel. It notes a second class matter entry at the Baytown Texas post.
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Ann B. Pritchett
Cccesse
Vesneesaie
Dwight Moody
Letters to the editor on Campbellite naming issue
Robert L. McDonald, evangelist of Eastside Church of Christ, writes to defend Church of Christ against an unsigned Baytown Sun advertisement labeling Campbellites. He cites Campbell family history, rejects the nickname, and asserts no personal creed or human name should define the church. Editor notes disclose the ad was submitted by Bob L. Ross and billed to Open Door Baptist Church.
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Baytown
Webster
New International
Imine
Alexander Campbell
Church of Christ
Campbells
Baytown Sun
Campbel
Eny
Campbell
Robert L. McDonald
Eastside Church of Christ
Beytown
Bob L. Ross
Cedar Bayou Road
This Day In History November 2 1967 Highlight
On this date in 1760 Detroit surrendered to the English ending the French and Indian War. In 1832 Louisa May Alcott was born. In 1942 coffee rationing began in the United States. In 1943 Nazis arrested 1200 Oslo University students and professors. Ten years ago Eisenhower flew to Gettysburg for recuperation after a mild stroke.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Louiza May Alcott
United States
Oslo University
Norway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg, Ps
Consumers Demand Data On Charge Accounts
Washington column notes a clash between President Johnson and Congress over consumer protection. House Banking Committee weakens truth-in-lending by exempting stores and credit card issuers, despite Sen Douglas's 5 year push. Rep Sullivan campaigns for disclosure, but 17 to 14 vote blocks her. Several Democrats and many Republicans opposed full transparency.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
LBJ
House Banking and Currency Committee
LEJ
Eoc
Paul Douglas
DIL
Senate
House
Credit Eards
Leonor Sullivan
D-Mo
Catherine May
R-Wash
Sullivan
Seymour Halpern
N.Y
Robert Stephens
Tony Gettys
5.C
Fine
Congress
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Johnson
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Gene McCarthy
Ley
Bobby Kennedy
McCarthy
New Hampshire
New Hamsphire
Ike McCarthy
Tom McIntyre
Harrison Thyng
al Lowenstein
National Conference of
Chicago
Citizens For Kennedy
Bobby
LBI
Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
India
California
Doctor's Mailbag on Taste and Smell Loss and Related Questions
A Q and A column explains loss of taste often stems from impaired smell due to nasal congestion polyps or allergic rhinitis, worsened by smoking and decongestants. Treatments include removing the cause desensitization or medications and possibly surgery, plus quitting smoking and maintaining humidity. Other questions address metallic or bitter tastes from smoking dental fillings drugs belching or infections and advise eliminating sources. Myasthenia gravis is discussed as a controllable but incurable disease with neostigmine or related drugs.
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Axsn
Day Unto Day A Prayer Against Bland Language
A reflective prayer warns against using weak neutral terms that numb speech. It urges vigilance against words like normal average and ordinary to avoid colorless discourse and a bland, placid outlook.
Is McNamara End Symbol in Johnson Vietnam Crisis
Washington dispatch speculates that Defense Secretary McNamara may leave as part of a wider upheaval over Vietnam policy. The piece notes Johnson faces party criticism and possible reshuffles, with Rusk also reported fired, implying a broader shift in the White House approach to the war. It frames the potential departures as aimed at appeasing critics while continuing the conflict in Vietnam.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
White House
McNamara
Johnson
Democratic Party
Charles F. Frankel
Columbia Broadcasting System
McNamaara
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
John F. Kennedy
Monion Temple construction spans 40 years in Salt Lake City
The text notes the Mormion Temple began in 1853 and was dedicated in 1893, totaling 40 years of building. It also lists six Secretaries of State who became presidents: Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Adams, Van Buren, Buchanan. Free mail delivery began in 1863 for the Post Office Department, limited to cities.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Martin van Buren
James Buchanan
Post Office Department
Mesaposer
The Unlucky Bridge Expert's Six Diamonds Tale
In a duplicate bridge session the player recounted a six diamond hand and an unusual trump finesse. He claimed bad luck, noting at other tables players ruffed three clubs and discarded a singleton spade on a heart to overtricks.
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Newspaper Enterprise Asse
East
Bridge bidding puzzle with two spades response
In the auction West North East South four passes two You, South holds AAQHTE WEIS R32 HIT. With a weak two spade response and no strong suit, bid two spades. Partner then bids three diamonds. What is the optimal continuation?
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Television’s football season winds down as spring training approaches. The column muses on enterprise and profit from good ideas while noting how a study of bus riders reveals hidden possibilities and personalities.
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