Summit Conference Could Aid Asia And Viet Nam Policy
Editorial explores a proposed Asian development and political cooperation conference as an alternative path to peace in Viet Nam. It notes growing Asian leadership interest, limited current results from past efforts, and potential long term gains from regional collaboration without direct U.S. prodding.
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Manila
U.S
Viet Nam
Asia
Hanoi
United States
Asian Development Bank
Whisker Revolution in the History of Shaving
The article traces shaving technology from flint to bronze razors in ancient Egypt, then straight-edge, safety razors, injectors, electric whackers, adjustable blades, and stainless steel cartridges. It notes 3,350 hours or 139 days spent shaving in a lifetime and suggests ongoing progress in razor design.
Butchers Can't Be Replaced By John Keasler
New York humor essay describes a shopper’s search for liver and onions and frustration with impersonal self service meat sections. The narrator longs for a human butcher, noting wrapped meats, fixed prices, and the absence of staff in the produce area. The piece blends nostalgia with wry observation on modern retail life.
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John Keasler
New York
Doctor's Mailbag on Tuberculosis Safeguards and Treatments
In a medical Q&A by Wayne G Brandstadt M D readers learn about primary focus healed TB, streptomycin therapy, bronchiectasis versus TB, and positives with tuberculin tests. The piece notes hospital care for active TB and ongoing healthy living to resist infection.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Assa
Gemini Eleven finishes splashdown with precise computer help
Report notes a flawless automatic splashdown by Gemini-11 while pilots shout a playful look ma no hands. Amid school resumption, students already count days to Thanksgiving. A quip says Robinson Crusoe first cried Thank God it’s Friday, while the man who has everything still wants more.
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Robinson Crusoe
Al Turns Football Expert Remembers Longhorns and Rice Owls
Al Melinger's column reflects on Texas football woes before a Rice Owls clash in Houston. He notes multiple maimed players, questions if football is rougher now, and recalls historic players like Ruins King and Jim Reese. He jokes about odds makers and Longhorn hospital bulletins amid a season of injuries.
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Ole Joe Musclebrain
Laig
Longhorns
Rice Owls
Houston
Rice Stadium
Wilbur Evans
University Athletic Department
Austin
Dolefu
Ruins King
Jim Reese
Humble Yourselves in the Sight of the Lord Verse
A short religious verse exhorts believers to humble themselves before the Lord and trust that he will lift them up, citing James 4 30 as the guiding scripture.
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James
Liberty Lobby Ties Deepened With Eastland Backers
Washington column traces origin of the Liberty Lobby to a 1957 letter from Willis A. Carto to Judge Tom P Brady, detailing plans to lobby for repatriation of Black Americans and secure support from Senators Eastland and others. Correspondence shows Brady’s cautious backing and ongoing discussions about organizing a broader Southern coalition against civil rights rulings.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Liberty Lobby
Ronald Reagan
California
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Willis A. Carto
Tom P Brady
Brookhaven
Miss
Brady
14Th District Circuit Court
Mississippi Supreme Court
States’ Rights Speakers Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Carto
John Birch Society
Judge
Africa
Col
Ernest Sevier Cox
Richmond
Eastland
Talmadge
Thurmond
Byrd
Chicago
Biaxi
Sen. Eastland
Carte
South
Virginian
Southern Digest
Time
Time Magazine
Federation For
Williams
Major Williams
Sen. Talmadge
United States
Baytown Sun advertising and masthead note
Baytown Sun masthead details list editors managers and staff roles along with advertising and postal information. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office and provides pricing for subscriptions and mail rates.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wedley
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Iso
No Women Draft Says Guard Leader in Phoenix
Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell of Trenton, chief of the National Guard Association, rejects a U S draft for women. He favors women serving but cautions against placing them in mixed units with men or treating them as Cuban guerrillas.
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Phoenix, Ariz
United States
James F. Cantwell
Trenton
Cantwell
The
National Guard Association of the
First Trick Important One By Oswald Jacoby And Jacoby
Bridge expert analysis explains a bold play to force East to approve the queen trump idea. The California game shows how Don Krauss used the queen of hearts to mislead East, leading to a successful ruffing plan and eventual discard strategy.
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East
Don Krauss
Los Angeles
California
Don
Dummy
West
Queen of Hearts
Queen of Irumps
Bridge bidding puzzle with hearts and spades inquiry
In a bridge sequence the West North East South hands show a 1e opening, passes, and a 2h response. South holds a strong ARKR TES WAZ 6 BAKRTIS. The question asks what to bid now after the 5h bid and partner leaping to 6s. Tomorrow’s answer promises reveal.
Early Use of Natural Gas and Earth's Age
A quiz item notes that the Chinese used hollow bamboo poles to pipe natural gas to salt plants as early as 940 B.C. to dehydrate brine, and that estimates based on radioactive rock and meteorite studies place Earth's age at about 4 to 5 billion years.
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