World Series debates mirror presidential campaign insights
An editorial compares the controversial fourth 1968 World Series game to televised politics. It notes sponsors and viewer ratings drive decisions, cites Humphrey Nixon debates, and argues television shapes history more than records, as Detroit’s comeback ends the game and debates fade into analysis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Humphrey
Geeze Wallace
Detroit
Senate
Nixon
Wallace
Edmund Muskie
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
HHH
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Cracked eggs study prompts woolly poultry puzzles
Britain's poultry industry spends over 5 million dollars yearly on cracked eggs. Edinburgh researchers tracked 1,000 hens to study laying height, direction, and nesting spots. Some birds crack more than others and may lay only when facing a specific direction. They plan to run data through a computer to test solutions before acting.
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Britain
Agricultural Research Council
Poultry Research Center
Edinburgh
Scotland
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff listings show editor Bill Hartman general manager John Wadley and editorial department roles. The paper operates from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with postal box 90. Subscription rates posted and Sunday editions included. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with rights reserved for republication.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Peitchett
Dwight Moody
Corie Laughlin
Ytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
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Baytown
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Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Turning Points In History Highlight Today
Today in history the surrender at Saratoga in 1777 stands as a turning point in the American Revolution. Other events include Napoleon's Rhine dissolution in 1813 and Chopin's death in 1849. Also noted are Sevastopol bombing in 1854 and Luxembourg's 1868 constitution.
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John Burgoyne
Saratoga
N.Y
Napoleon Bonaparte
Confederation of the Rhine
Frederic Chopin
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Henry Bessemer
Luxembourg
Albert Einstein
United States
Lebanon
Harold Macmillan
the Earl of Home
United States Abandons Gold Standard in 1933 Move
In April 1933 an executive order by President Franklin D. Roosevelt placed a ban on all gold shipments. This act effectively took the United States off the gold standard. The text also notes questions about starfish teeth and prey behavior with unrelated details.
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United States
F. D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower remembered on 78th birthday at Walter Reed
Memoir recalls Plymouth security at the D Day buildup and Gen Dwight D Eisenhower’s calm confidence before the invasion. The account notes the general’s faith in American soldiers and the enormous sacrifices that followed as Allied forces broke Fortress Europe and pushed toward victory.
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Preston Pendergrass
Plymouth
England
Hitler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
English Channel
Gen. Hisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Europa
Germany
Gen
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Ringworm: causes, spread, and cures across body sites
Ringworm infections stem from fungi such as trichophyton microsporum and epidermophyton. They cause itching and cracking on feet groin scalp and hands with patches and scaling. treatment varies by type and misdiagnosis delays cure. Contaminated towels and bedding can spread the infection if boiled to disinfect. Powdered brewer's yeast is not a cure for fungal infections.
Doctor's Mailbag Three Fungi May Cause Ringworm Infections
Wayne G Brandstadt M D answers reader questions on ringworm causes including yeast as a fungus, scalp treatment with griseofulvin and Vioform, potential griseofulvin side effects, and the diagnosis and cure options for long standing fungal infections in a child’s hands.
Scranton Pays Nixon Report on European Summit Reactions
Ex Gov William Scranton sent Richard Nixon a report detailing European leaders opposition to a Johnson Kosygin summit and to ratification of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Pact. The piece notes broad European support for talks on neutral ground, concern over Nixon’s stance, and European media views of Nixon as opportunistic or strong on defense.
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Washington
William Scranton
Scranton
Richard Nixon
United States
Europe
West Germany
Romania
Johnson
Kosygin
Czech
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
LBJ
Russia
Geneva
Italy
Brazil
India
Gov. Scranton
Mr. Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Afghanistan
Ghana
George Wallace
Hitler
Wallace
Chicago
Goy
Miami Beach
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
California
Nixon
London
Daily Telegraph
Guardian
Bridge Tips by Oswald and James Jacoby
South charts a bold Blackwood line toward seven clubs in a match point duplicate. After counting aces and kings he aims high but misreads the two heart cards in partner’s hand, forcing a salvage down one at seven while others reach six or seven.
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South
West
Mewspaper Enterprise Asia
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Enrich Your Vocabulary
Vocabulary puzzle style grid with Across and Down clues from NEA feature listing words and definitions. Includes references to famous figures, places, and literary terms, with clues ranging from names to common nouns.
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