U S School Revolution Still Gathers Momentum
Editorial argues the U S education reform movement, spurred by Sputnik, grows despite resistance. It criticizes rigid classrooms, endorses flexible, wallless designs, and warns that real gains depend on fundamental learning tools rather than trendy gimmicks.
Baytown letters praise redrawn school board integrity
Warren D. Eberly criticizes city taxes and street neglect, laments lack of repairs east of Main and poor oversight on projects. He commends Carole Opryshek's leadership, supports her re election, and urges accountability from officials. He questions plans for new stadiums and road work, calling for cost cutting and reuse of blueprints. Oct 2 1889 Pan American Union note included.
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Warren D. Eberly
Pearce
Letters to the Editor on taxes and progress in Baytown
Readers criticize Mrs. Opryshek and school district policy, arguing tax increases and school closures burden taxpayers. They compare city, school, and county taxes on homes versus undeveloped real estate and call for broader tax reform. A Baytown reader cites a personal tax breakdown and urges public review of rolls.
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the Sun
Red Ramsey
Bill Elliot
Lakewood Drive
Mafia Dope Peddler Sets Up Shop Under FBI's Nose
Washington column reports Enrico Tantillo a Mafia figure renting a Midtown Washington apartment near FBI and Narcotics Bureau offices. He allegedly oversees dope trade, associates with major traffickers, and faced a DC drug sweep with cocaine found in his home. Article notes Nasser’s antennae toward U.S. stance and Senators’ crackdown.
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FBI
Jack Anderson
Washington
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Stern
Congressional
New York
Enrico
Harry” Tantillo
Cosa Nostra
Chicago
New York City
New Orleans
Capitol Hill
Bronx
John’' Ormento
Innocenzio
John the Bug
Stopelli
Tantillo
District of Columbia
U.S
Harold Sullivan
Narcotics Bureau
Metropolitan
America
Paladino
New Jersey
U.state
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across 1 Walter Raleigh
A themed word list entry with clues and solutions spanning multiple categories from historical names to linguistic terms, including Walter Raleigh Alfred Tennyson and Eyre, with numerous cross references and wordplay prompts for a vocabulary enrichment puzzle.
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Walter Raleigh
Alfred
Tennyson
Eyre
Look before you ruff in a bridge hand by Oswald and Jacoby
In a club opening against four hearts, South should discard a losing spade to keep West on lead. West can choose any lead and still be doomed. misplaying by South when ruffing the ace of clubs would force a spade, heart, or diamond loss, proving four hearts cannot be made.
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West
South
East
Bridge bidding puzzle asks for five hearts and six diamonds play
In a standard auction you hold HBZTE VAZ KH Q4 wIR53. After a sequence ending in six diamonds by partner, decide your next move. The expected answer is bid five hearts to show the ace while signaling a minimum opening. Tomorrow’s question follows.
Bible Verse BUT NOW Celebrates Resurrection
A brief devotional note cites First Corinthians 15 20 declaring Christ is risen and the firstfruits of those who slept. The verse emphasizes the Christian belief in Jesus dying and rising to grant eternal life to believers.
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Christ
Doctor s Mailbag Last of Three Related Columns
In this final column of the series the Doctor answered questions on digitalis dosage and poisoning, heart murmurs, pulse and respiration norms, and fibrous dysplasia. Digitalis requires careful, individualized dosing for congestive heart failure. A heart murmur can be functional or valvular, with the latter needing treatment of the underlying disease. Pulse rates vary with activity, emotions, drugs, and thyroid hormones, not age, with rest rates typically 60–78. Fibrous dysplasia is slowly progressive, affects one or more bones, has fracture risk, no known cure, and is not hereditary.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Harold B. Gores
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Council For Basic Education
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Stadents
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East Pearce
Main
Baker and Decker
Pan American Union
Ray Henrich
Pat Brown
California
Nizon
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Egypt
Nasser
Nixon
United States
Aly Sabry
Moscow
Sabry
Cairo
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Great Stadium
Oscar Molcomat
Union
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Wee
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Arabian Gulf
Sheriff's Group
Enterpine Aqsa
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Fast &Ak
Doctor!s
Digitalis