New Portugal Premier Caetano Takes Power After Salazar
Editorial notes the end of Salazar era and rise of Marcello Caetano, a law professor and associate. Caetano promises no immediate changes to the status quo to hard-line quarters while facing African rebellions, uneven economy, and home unrest. The piece hints at implications for neighboring Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Salazar
Spain
Franco
Mussolinis
Hitlers
Europe
Marcello Caetano
Strongman
Watchful Volcano Warning From U S Geologist
Dr William T Pecora director of the Geological Survey warns in the New York Times that the Costa Rican Arenal eruption which killed 100 people and cost about 50 million could foreshadow similar activity in the United States He flags dormant cones in the Cascade Range Lassen Shasta Rainier and Mount St Helens as having eruption potential and urges a nationwide volcano watch Mauna Loa in Hawaii remains the best known active volcano though not a prime tourist draw for most states
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Washington
New York Times
Costa Rica
William T. Pecora
Geological Survey
United States
Pecora
Cascade Range
Baytown residents urge fair treatment on parking fees
In letters to the editor Baytonians protest a $25 yearly parking permit to inspect gas water and electricity for mobile home parks. They question city profit motives and threaten moving unless policy changes occur. The second letter endorses Greenwell Lippman and Dignam for school board, citing concerns over math English basics and bond issues, urging votes October 5.
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the Sun
Baytown
Bill Laughlin
Baytown Sun
Greenwell
Lippman
Dignam
Editorial Listing and Office Roles at Baytown Post
The notice lists Che Maytoum Sun as Editor and Publisher with Buai as manager. It mentions Preston Pend Johnetta Boynton in Editorial Department and Dwight Mood as Advertising Department head. A post office entry notes second class matter at Baytown under federal act.
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Preston Pend
Johnetta Boynton
Baytown
Tooma
On This Date History Digest 1968 Highlights
The page lists key events around October 2 in 1919 to 1967. Wilson suffered a stroke in 1919, Andre hanged in 1780s, Cherokee treaty, England mobilization 1801, Lee's presidency at Washington and Lee 1865, German drive on Moscow 1812, Arab League membership changes, Vietnam readiness hints, McNamara and Taylor briefing Kennedy, and Thurgood Marshall's Supreme Court oath witnessed by Johnson.
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Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
Maj
John Andre
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Tennessee
England
Napoleon Bonaparte
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Moscow
Council of the Arab League
Tunida
Morocco
League
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Johnson
Rudder Medal and Rudder Speech Stir Texas A&M Debate
Houston Chronicle reports Texas A&M President Earl Rudder received the Freedoms Foundation George Washington Honor Medal for a speech stressing responsible patriotism. A Rudder column quotes his warning against tyranny and disallowing campus upheaval, noting minimal support for the Students for a Democratic Society at A&M. Polls suggest Nixon leading in Texas with Wallace and Humphrey trailing, while a New Party agenda links a McCarthy Lindsay ticket to school and police control.
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Wick Fowler Austin
Rudder
Houston Chronicle
Texas A&m
Earl Rudder
Freedoms Foundations
George Washington
Texas A&m University
Columbia
Berkeley
Students For A Democratic Society
al A&m
Aggie
New York Times
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
District of Columbia
Texas
Houston
Texas Press Association
McCarthy-Lindsay
Lindsay
New York
First Admission Charged for Baseball Game in 1859
On July 20, 1859 base ball fans paid admission for the first time, with 1,500 spectators at a Brooklyn versus New York game each charged 50 cents.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bible Verse Questioning Judgment of Others
A Bible verse from Romans 14 10 questions why people judge or scorn others for their beliefs noting that all will stand before Christ's judgment seat and urging humility before God.
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Christ
GOP Fund Raiser Cheating on Roll Calls Reveals Power
Washington column details Bob Wilson's fundraising clout aiding Republicans in Southern California and New York races, while noting alleged roll-call manipulation and weak ethics oversight. It highlights campaigns in New Jersey, Iowa, Long Island, and New York, with donors, billboards, TV spend, and public relations efforts shaping battles against several Democrats.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Bob Wilsch
San Diego
California
House of Representatives
Wilson
House
Mel] Price
Rep
James Corman
Los Angeles County
Joe Halt
Halt
Southern
Holt
North Hollywood
Rep. Corman
Bob Wilson
Daniel E. Weber
New York
Richard McCarthy
Buffalo
Weber
Cheektowaga
Dick McCarthy
Lake Erie
New Jersey
Frank Thompson
GOP
Sydney S. Souter
Souter
Iowa
Long Island
Lester Wolff
Seldin
Congress
Wolff
Abe Seldin
Big Oil
Texaco
Tll
J. Russell Wooley
Monmouth County
James J. Howard
Wooley
Doctoris Mailbag Paget Disease and Neuralgia Answers
Health column answers questions on Paget disease of bones causes symptoms and treatment noting unknown cause common in over 40s leg bowing skull growth no pain in skull but hats too small and possible spine curvature says disease not fatal no cure but activity calcium vitamin C and milk help aspirin relieves pain sodium fluoride slows progression also covers trigeminal neuralgia carbamazepine Tegretol risk of blood disorders with supervision and proper dosage guidance mentions sinus drainage and chronic bronchitis remedies and cautions against smoking
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Paget
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Bridge Tips by Oswald and Jacoby on a two way heart issue
The column presents a hand idea by Terence Heese for a two way queen location problem in bridge. It describes a line of play using club jack spade ace and heart jack to infer the queen from opponent reactions and estimate odds in a master pair tournament against two unknown experienced players.
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Terence Heese
Declarer
Reese
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade response and ace
A hand where West North East South reach two spades as a forcing bid. South holds a strong ace and partner shows strength. Consider whether to bid four hearts to invite a slam or pursue a different contract. Tomorrow's answer clarifies the correct approach.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Crossword Clues
A dense NEA puzzle grid lists across and down clues including head cook, molten rock, city in Michigan, and Zola heroine. Clues span food terms, geography, biology, and literature with several abbreviations and themed wordplay throughout.
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Continental Group
Michigan
Southern University
Jacob
Atoll Bay
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Accedes
Gulf Coast
Lowell Copeland
The
Sun
Achual
Greenwell, Lippman
Mrs. Irving St. John
Ashby
Che Maytoum Sun
Publishe Buai
Eigen
Dwight
Corrie
Joe Resnick
D-N.y
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
John McCormack
Ethics Committee
John Culver
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Doctoris
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Plana
Wayne G. Brendstadt
M.D
Brandstedt
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Vyakq
SOUTH
River
Lance
Mata
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