Editorials And Features Middle Class Farmers' Attitude Worries Reds
Middle-class farmers, backbone of Viet Nam, worry Viet Cong leaders who fear their silent antagonism and potential to supply able local and economic leaders. The Viet Cong have targeted landlords and rich peasants, terrorized families, and reallocates abandoned farms to the poor, while taxing others to push loyalty to their cause. The result is alienation of the middle class, making mobilization harder and risking loss of rural support for the Communist campaign.
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Viet Cong
Viet Nam
Mazo Tse-tung
China
Communist Party
Red China
North Korea
Red China Setbacks Soften Soviet
Washington view divides over Moscow Washington analysts debate whether Beijing setbacks have eased Moscow’s stance toward the United States. Some say Mao’s moves sharpen Soviet pragmatism and openness to peace pacts, while others insist Kremlin policy remains wary, keeping a wide gap with Washington.
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Washington
Logie Sess
United States
China
Andrew A. Gromyko
Seersian
Dean Rusk
Grko
Johnet
Seq Gromyko
Avery
New York
U. General Assembly
B. S
Gremvko
U.S
Mao Tse Tung
Red Guard
Mason
Kremlin
Thame
Hremlin
Hanoi
Doctor's Mailbag On Toxemia And Calcium Deficiency
Dr Brandstadt explains toxemia of pregnancy including signs and treatment options from bed rest to possible Caesarean delivery and when labor may need induction. He also covers calcium balance questions with normal ranges, deficiency symptoms, and causes of excess calcium.
Australians View Viet Nam War Like Americans
Australians share mixed views on the Vietnam War similar to the United States. Many oppose the conflict or favor withdrawal while volunteers historically predominated, with casualties and conscription shaping public sentiment. Johnson’s visit is expected to confront protests and debate over policy.
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Sydney
Australia
Johnson
Viet Nam
South Vietnam
Szigen
New Guinea
South Viet Nam
America
Texas A&M names new information and publications chief
Lane Stephenson formerly of Braniff Airways is named assistant director of information and publications for Texas A&M University System. He succeeds Joe Buser, who becomes editor of the Texas Aggie Former Students Association magazine.
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College Station
Lane Stephenson
Braniff Airways
Texas A&m
University System
Jim Lindsey
Joe Buser
The
Texas Aggie
Students Association
Bonanza May Lose TV Rate War Speculation
Navy Secretary Henry Ruhe hints that future satellites could enable live televised warfare. Opinion column warns broadcasters may race for war footage rights, predicting sensational ads and possible Nielsen rating shifts amid debates on ethics and commercial interests.
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Henry
New York
Navy
Nive
Chicago
Civen TV
Barbra Streisand
Frank Sinstra
Ic Cn
Neilsen
Secret Talks Set to Decide Packaging Bill Fate in Congress
Washington reports a secret conference among key House members will determine whether the watch in packaging and labeling provisions are gutted. The push to remove the standards clause is led by Campbell Soup head William Murphy with Democratic allies and strong industry influence, while Oliva Beat backs housewives in earlier sessions. PMID
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Senzteeng House
House
Senate
Rman
Witlhiem Murphy
Campbell Soup
Presidenry Group
Business Coin
White House
Califena
Murphy Swest
John Bev Williams
Walmer Rogers
Tex
David Satterfield
Vyca
James Mackey
Horace Bornege C
Able Res
Willian Springer
Food Industny
Oliva
PHN
Gibas
John Moss
Calif
Mich
Soeioetate
Bouse
Sens
Warren Memmason
Wash
John Pashem
Demoeres
Comsun
Hariers
Did
RTI
Bible Verse John 17 21
The verse proclaims unity among believers to reflect Jesus' unity with the Father so that the world may believe in his sending. It emphasizes shared faith and oneness within the Christian community.
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John
WIN AT BRIDGE Double Duck But No Coup
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where holding the ten with ace and jack ensures two tricks in a suit only if the ace is played on the king or queen. The article walks through a spade sequence, a potential Bath coup misstep, and how South ducked first spade, then drew remaining cards to make 3NT after precise play.
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South
West
East
Dummy
Baytown Sun Advertisers and staff listing notice
Publisher, editors and office staff are listed for The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas. The paper notes second class matter status, mailing address at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 9 77520 with subscription rates and carrier and mail options. The text reflects a typical newspaper masthead and boilerplate.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Heriman
John Wadley
Preston Pender
Beulebh Mae Jackson
Paul Putmen
Ann B. Pritchett
Maneser Jann Wadler
Peut Putman
Flotell Meneger Corrie Laugnlin
Meneger
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives
Inc
Associated Press
Y News
News of Sportsnsets
Try Your Word Power NEA FI Feature Across Clues
Puzzle text presents a word power themed NEA feature with many across and down clues. Entries include names, animals, objects, and places such as Florida, Oklahoma, and various descriptor terms. The fragmentary OCR shows assorted definitions and cryptic-style hints awaiting solve.
Bridge bidding problem from a daily card game column
In a bridge deal South holds A A R T E S and responds to West North East South with 1 Pass 2h Pass a Pass You hold five hearts and five? The puzzle asks what the correct bid is after the auction West East South North shows 1 Pass, 2h, Pass, a Pass. The solution suggests A-Bid six hearts but notes not to force seven. The narrator asks readers to answer tomorrow.
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Moscow
Washington
Roscow
First British Monarchs to Visit the United States
The question notes King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as the first reigning British monarchs to visit the United States, arriving on June 7, 1939 at Niagara Falls after crossing from Canada. It also states bananas offer about 20 percent starch and sugar and, pound for pound, have higher food value than many common fruits.
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Lyndon Johnson
Formosa
Taineh
Nixon
Adlai Siegerson
Johnn Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Philippines
Okinawa
U. Viet Nam
Johnson
U.S
U.N. Security Council
United States
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Great Britain
Canada
Niagara Falls
N.Y
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