Editorial: Large Aid Shipments Diverted To Viet Cong
The piece criticizes U S aid to South Vietnam diverted to the Viet Cong and other destinations. It cites a House committee report detailing mismanagement and graft. It questions whether necessary steps have been fully implemented and suggests reconsidering wartime supply practices.
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Johnson
United States
North
Viet Nam
House
Agency For International Development (Aid
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Thailand
China
Departments of State and Defense
General Accounting Office
U.S. Information Agency
AID
Turmoil threatens India's institutions and progress
An AP analysis by Conrad Fine reviews India's turmoil since independence. It notes Richelieu-style shifts after Nehru's death, Shastri's wartime leadership, Indira Gandhi's rise amid riots, and nationwide strikes. It highlights economic decline, political instability, and growing need for foreign aid to sustain growth.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Bahadur Shastni
Shastri
Pakistan
Tashkent
U S.S.R
Indira Gandhi
Doctor Says You Can Learn to Survive Disasters
Wayne G Brandstadt outlines a civil defense program to train families in emergency health care. The U S Office of Civil Defense and Public Health Service offer a free 11 lesson course with English and Spanish materials. Instructors can be trained from film strip to sound film formats and kits include exams and certificates.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
A.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Texas
Fre
Office of Civil Defense
United States Public Health Service
Referendum S*ought On Cotton Promotion Program
The Agriculture Department may decide in about two weeks whether to hold a grower referendum on a multination dollar cotton research and promotion program. Voting likely in early December, possibly Dec 5-9, when growers vote on 1967 cotton quotas. The plan faces opposition from the American Farm Bureau Federation and is favored by the National Cotton Council. If approved, a 13 dollar per bale assessment would fund the program starting with the 1967 crop. Eligible voters include all cotton producers and related leaseholders and tenants.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Cotton Council
Congress
Calls Are Problem In Office Life Satire
Editor Henry McLemore introduces John Keasler's Miami News piece on office life and noisy calls. The column contrasts open offices with privacy issues, showing how incoming calls disrupt careers and daily work, with two character sketches illustrating the pressure.
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Henry McLemore
John Keasler
The
Miami News
GOP Ghostwriters Fuel Far Right Drive In Key States
Washington report outlines a broad, well funded effort by GOP groups to back right wing candidates across the United States. Details include California governor hopeful Ronald Reagan receiving 400000 from outside sources and the involvement of the Republican Congressional Committee and GOP Boosters in targeted districts.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
U.S
Ronald Reagan
California
Republican Congressional Committee
GOP Boosters Club
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Hamilton Fish
America
Los Angeles
Robert Cline
James Carman
House
Cline
Kent Courtnney
Freedom Press
John Birch Society
Lewis Abler
John Rousserot
the Birch Society
GOP
Rep. Corman
LBJ
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
Baytown Sun staff list includes Che Hayton Sun Fred Hartman Bill Hartman and other editors and managers. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with mail and carrier rates listed and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc. The Associated Press rights are noted for news dispatch republication.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature SS
Across puzzle lists sound clues and definitions for many words with varied lengths. Entries include animal sounds such as cow and canine, musical terms like alto and key, and names and places such as Iran and Minnesota. The list also spans languages, titles, and common phrases to fill a broad word power challenge.
Verse Reflection: Whosoever Seeks Life Will Lose It
A brief spiritual note cites Luke 17:33 about seeking to save life and losing it, contrasted with those who lose life for the sake of faith. The verse emphasizes paradoxical salvation through surrender and devotion rather than self preservation.
WIN AT BRIDGE WHEN TO DUCK OFTEN PROBLEM
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss when to duck in bridge. They recount a hand where a top trick was misplayed by capturing Easts jack of spades with the queens. The column analyzes the error and shows how letting East hold the first trick could secure nine tricks with correct sequence.
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Oswald
Jim
East
South
West
Bridge bidding riddle with spades and partner’s three spades
In a four spade over two spades auction your partner has shown three spades. You hold six spades with king king and partner has four spades. If partner had queen he would bid four spades. what is your next call before tomorrow’s answer.
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Ebenezer
Cratchit
Dan
Acme
O.k
Baktis Paz
Baktiz
First US president licensed to pilot art airplane
On November 30 1939 Dwight David Eisenhower received pilot license number 93258 making him the first US president to be licensed pilot. Rembrandt Peale is noted as the first great American portrait painter and his portrait of George Washington is the most famous image of the first President.
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Eisenhower
Churchill
Bam Ham Fish
Rep. Resnick
Poughkeepsie
Fish
Dwight David Eisenhower
Rembrandt Peale
George Washington
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