Britain’s Eclipse Seen In 105 Soviet Spy Exiles
An editorial argues Britain’s expulsion of 105 Soviet citizens hints at fading global power. It contends postwar decline since World War II, Suez, and delayed European Community entry show Britain losing first or second rank status. The piece suggests pride in espionage scandal as a sign of reduced influence.
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Britain
Whitehall
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Suez
Kremlin
Flower People and Neanderthals Redefine Image
Archaeologists in Iraqi Kurdistan uncover evidence that Neanderthals lived communally cared for the disabled and buried the dead with flowers. Ralph S. Solecki of Columbia University cites findings reported in Intellectual Digest highlighting more human-like social and religious instincts.
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Iraqi Kurdistan
Ralph S. Solecki
Columbia University
Intellectual Digest
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff Credits and Masthead
The Baytown Sun lists editorial department bylines and top staff roles including Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton and titles Editor Publisher Business Manager Office Manager Executive Editor Managing Editor Associate Managing Editor and Advertising Department.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Advertising Department
Military Appeals Court Criticized by Army Lawyer
Lt. Col. Charles Schiesser and Dan Benson publish a critique in the Texas Tech Law Review charging the Military Appeals Court with bias toward generals. Army reviews led to revisions and removal of Schiesser’s name to avoid threats to his career.
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Law Review
Dan Benson
Pentagon
Supreme Court
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Benson
William H. Darden
Richard Russell
Homer Ferguson
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Ferguson
Larry Williams
Chuck
Williams
Defense Department
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
Social standing is impossible by the quart Aim at nothing in particular and you'll hit the bull's-eye On some days this office is equipped with wall to wall carping Wise guys pick arguments Intelligent people let them drop
Mideast Troubles British Behind Soviet Reverses
Washington dispatch by Ernest Cuneo analyzes Soviet setbacks in the Sudan and Arab world. It notes Russian failure to dominate Khartoum, losses in air battles, and shifting Arab sentiment toward peace with Israel. The piece highlights British intelligence influence and a broader withdrawal of Moscow from regional leverage.
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Washington
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Kremlin
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Red Sea
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Libya
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Algeria
Morocco
Malta
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Mideast
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Russia
Middle East
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Recycling Water Now Imperative
PAUL HARVEY argues the nation must adopt drinking wastewater recycling as Great Lakes and major rivers degrade. He cites Southern California sourcing from distant rivers, cost rises to 30 cents per 1,000 gallons, and Lake Tahoe's cheaper processing methods. Projects in Palmdale and Denver test purification, while national water use nears 355 billion gallons daily and will double in eight years.
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Great Lakes
California
Colorado River
Lake Tahoe
Nevada-California
Palmdale
Fla
Denver
Colo
Perpendicular Axial Tilt Would Halt Seasons Says Almanac
The World Almanac explains that if the earth’s axis were perpendicular to its orbit there would be no seasons, days and nights would be equal length, and temperatures would be steady. The text also notes that the commonest surname in the English speaking world is Smith.
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World Almanac
Smith
How to Choose a Doctor A Community Guide
A columnist explains selecting doctors by practice setting and training. For small towns a single physician may suffice, while in larger areas group practices and clinics offer shared resources and 24 hour coverage. Internal medicine specialists and general practitioners both provide core care, with board certification signaling higher skill. Verify hospital staff affiliation and county medical society membership to ensure admission rights and accessible care.
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