Isolationism Won't Work in Urban Society
An article reviews anthropologist Edward T. Hall’s idea of a personal space or “bubble” surrounding each person. Overcrowding in cities may erode mental health and social order, suggesting urban renewal should consider the human need for space to reduce crime and family breakdown.
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John
Donne
Edward T. Hall
Northwestern University
Co Oy
Horizon Magazine
Hall
Rome
Harlem
Betting Tally Overshadows Welfare in Labor Day Purses
A Labor Day weekend wagering total of 28.6 million dollars was reported from 27 tracks nationwide. The piece critiques how bettors’ funds could aid the hungry and the uneducated, noting that pari mutuel pools divert money to racing rather than social needs. It also questions bettor impulses and hints at choice evaluation in bets.
Word Power NEA Fe Feature Dense Thicket of Growth and Glyphs
A dense word puzzle style feature lists varied clues such as growth terms, edict, harmony, engrossed, and names like Titania and Yosemite Nationals. It mixes botanical, mythological, and linguistic hints, blending wood related terms with cultural references in a compact word power themed piece.
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Titania
Guido
David
Baytown Sun staff and operations listing
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles including Editor and Publisher, General Manager, Assistant to the Publisher, Office Manager, Editorial and Advertising department heads, and managers. It notes postal registration, publishing schedule, and subscription rates with Baytown mailing address and corporate details.
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Veexearess
Peweeses
Beulah Mee Jackson
Paul Pubman
Ang EB
Pritchett Beetee Tees Westreeeser
Cost Of Living Is Up Again In New York
Government statistics show living costs up 2.7 percent for the year and may reach near 3 percent by year end as Commissioner Arthur M. Ross notes inflation trends. Wholesale prices rose half a percent in two months, signaling price pressures, while calls grow for tax and spending actions to curb inflation.
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George Taylor
New York
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Way and Means Committee
Congress
American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve
Allied Chemical Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
Philco
Magnavox
Zenith
Jen
Radio Corporation of
Rica
Crucible Steel Corp
Chrysler
Ford Auto
Ford
Commerce Department
This Day In History Highlights From Oct 2 1967
On October 2, 1967, notable events include the birth of Indian nationalist Mahatma Gandhi in 1869. Other reminders mark Maj John Andre's 1780 execution for spying, Robert E. Lee's 1865 appointment at Washington and Lee, 1889 Pan American Conference in D.C., Grover Cleveland’s 1905 remarks on women voting, and World War II to modern era milestones.
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Associated Press
Mahardas Gandhi
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Maj
John Andre
Tappan
N.Y
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Grover Cleveland
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Moscow
George S. Patton
U.S
Cuenca
Spain
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Labor Leaders Rally Around Wayne Morse Dinner in Washington
A Wayne Morse tribute dinner at the National Democratic Club drew major labor figures. AFL CIO leaders Meany and others faced Morse’s labor stance wars issues. The night featured strong turnout from United Mine Workers, Hotel and Restaurant Workers, building trades, and railway unions. Morse’s arbitration record and wartime rights to strike were central topics as labor showed unity in honoring him.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
National Democratc Club
Sel
Mike Mansfield
Arontana
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Morse
Johnson
Vietnam
Machinists
Roy Siemiller
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Oregon
George Brown
COPE
Aflcig
Labor
Hazard Straw
Sen. Mansfield
John Kmetz
United Mine Workers
Ken Peterson
Jerome Keating
Jack Curran
Hod
Pete Terzick
Carpenters
Walter Mason
G. E. Leighty
Chaiman
Tim Kennedy
Dick Lunderburg
Taylor
Railway Electrical Workers
Charles Darnell
Sheet Metal Workers
Reuben Levine
Frank Wallick
United Auto Workers
Well Child Advice And International News Mix
A health column discusses common cold causes and prevention for children, emphasizing hygiene and separate family utensils, plus early use of decongestants with aspirin. It also covers a Q and A on scleroderma, its unknown cause and limited treatments, and then shifts to Niger's president Hamani Diori, his ties to France, and Peace Corps interactions, noting US diplomacy and a White House dinner with foreign leaders.
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United States
White House
U.S
Hamani Diori
Niger
Washington
Texas
California
France
Charles de Gaulle
Israel
Hamant Thori
Blair House
Peace Corps
Robert Ryan
Hamani
Capitol Hill
Guarled
Rep
Barratt
O'Hara
Chicago
House
Africa
Thank you note for Baytown Sur subscription
Editor letter from Dean and Kay Lichtenfels at 301 Tri-City Beach Road thanks The Baytown Sur for a one month subscription helping them get acquainted with Baytown and looking forward to evening delivery, describing it as their hometown paper.
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the Sun
Baytown Sur
Baytown
Dean and
Kay Lichtenfels
Tri-City Beach Road
Money Harvest Time for Stockholders in Autumn
AP Special Report explains stockholders harvest losses in autumn to reduce taxes. Investors sell weaker holdings to generate losses, deferring tax benefits until spring when deductions for capital losses can be claimed.
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John Cunnife
New York
America
Autenn
Sam
Leter To The Editor On a newspaper tour and tax moves
A reader thanks the paper for a tour of the newsroom and praises students who left journalism. The letter discusses stock market tax losses, potential tax changes, and investor behavior. It notes that tax policy talks in Washington could spark more selling and locks in shareholder tax burdens.
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the Sun
Evelyn Buckels
Julie Bollinger
Rms
Wilma N. Johnster
Washington
Bridge hand illustrates play from equals concept
In a North-South no trump, East wins the club lead and may need three diamonds to set the contract. West might rise with the ace of diamonds for a ruff. The column, featuring Jacoby and Oswald, discusses playing from equals to aid a partner and how defenders signal intentions when leading equal cards.
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Jim
East
Oswald
West
Bridge bidding puzzle about three clubs and partner bid four clubs
In the described bridge auction with West Passes and North East South South holding A E G in spades and A Q 4 3 in hearts, you are asked to decide after a 2 clubs force bid and a partner’s four clubs reply. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the best line.
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AEG
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