War Aims in Vietnam Reflects On Allied Strategy
The article argues the Vietnam war targets Hanoi’s government not its people, pledging surgical strikes and civilian harm minimization while noting risks to civilians. It contrasts total war against Germany with current policy, questions negotiated peace, and asks if Hanoi would accept assurances to end the raids.
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Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Summary
A compact feature outlines word power prompts from NEA style notes. Mentions Brazilian topir and former Russian or Indian origins, plus a rostered list of terms like Bealllatee and Hourglass moths. Content is fragmented with unclear context and several incomplete phrases.
Baytown Sun staff andpublisher details list
The Baytown Sun masthead lists editor and publisher roles including general manager business manager and editorial staff. It notes office locations 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 06 77520 with subscription prices and advertising departments. The text also references postal classifications and national representation with Mecre Newspaper Representatives Inc and Associated Press membership.
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Baytown
Texas
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Just 23 Inches An Hour A quirky column on daily life and tax woes
A New York columnist riffes on mail clutter and everyday annoyances from snail speed science to tax filings. The piece cites consumer habits like Christmas cards and personal items found by cleaners, and notes mortgage debt trends for U S homeowners while joking about frugal living and home beauty recipes.
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Baytown Must Support Both Lee And Sterling Highs
A Baytown reader criticizes The Sun for favoring Sterling in sports coverage and urges balanced publicity for Robert E. Lee and Ross Sterling. The letter argues two high schools add opportunities but warns against fostering rivalry that harms both. It notes Baytown’s growth may require three high schools and calls for united support from the community.
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Lobby Seeks to Stop Auto Insurance Study
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports members of the House Judiciary Committee face organized pressure from the auto insurance industry to suppress or rewrite a staff study. The piece notes industry groups lobby to ban or alter findings, with critics citing high premium practices and unjust cancellations as drivers of scrutiny.
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Toby Tf
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National Association of Independent Insurers
Mailbag medical tips and political notes from 1960s column
Wayne G Brandstadt M.D. answers readers on numb hands nerves nose polyps and Baker's cysts with medical guidance. The column includes political poll snippets on Nixon Johnson Reagan and Romney, and a note about Lynda Bird Johnson's upcoming White House wedding plans.
Isaiah 53 Verse About Dividing Spoil With the Strong
A Bible verse from Isaiah 53 describing the servant who pours out his life unto death and bears the sins of many. It notes being numbered with transgressors and making intercession for them as the result of his sacrifice.
Giap urges Moscow aid in Vietnam war effort analysis
AP Special Report by William L. Ryan notes Vo Nguyen Giap’s review of the last two years in Hanoi broadcasts. Giap questions why Moscow does not fully back the Vietnamese struggle, arguing that sustained Western imperialist pressure could provoke larger strategic consequences and that world socialist support is needed to defeat U S imperialism. He stresses relying on internal strength while seeking socialist aid.
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Bridge With Jacoby on Italian bidding in slam analysis
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss an International Match Point slam where the Italian methods halted at five clubs. They compare American slam bidding with Kehela Murray and Sammy, noting the five diamonds cue and five no trump decisions. The North South Italian pair, despite strength, stopped at five clubs, earning 13 IMPs.
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Bridge bidding question in a deal discussion
The text presents a bridge bidding problem: South opens not specified, West responds two spades, North and East pass, and the question asks what to do next with the given hands. The prompt ends noting the answer will be provided tomorrow.
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la Dole
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