Editorial Comment on Growing Antimilitarism Arising From Vietnam War
An editorial argues that even hawks doubt war worth its costs and warns against total reversal of policy. It notes rising antimilitarism among veterans and officers, discusses civilian control of the military, and cautions that excessive anti military sentiment risks a rift between society and armed services and a dangerous world power vacuum.
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America
Vietnam
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Navy
Asia
Gavin
Shoup
Ridgway
Anthony Hartley
Interplay
Hartley
Color TV Flames Trigger Safety Warning
The Presidential Commission on Product Safety warns of spontaneous combustion in color television sets. Some units have burst into flames while not in operation, with cause still undetermined. Red-hot programming is ruled out as a likely factor.
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Presidential Commission On Product Safety
Well Child Health Q and A Column Summary
A medical Q and A column discusses egg allergy friendly diets for a 21 month old, noting vanilla ice cream and pasta may lack eggs, recommends eggless dressings, and advises home-made true French dressing. It covers a milk allergy in a 9 year old, suggesting calcium from broccoli and cauliflower and that vitamin C appears in other vegetables. chocolate is not essential. It addresses daily high dose vitamins for children, warning of potential poisoning from excessive vitamin A and D if diet is balanced. It explains thalassemia types, mild forms with pallor and splenomegaly, major forms needing transfusions and possible splenectomy, and advises genetic caution for marriage.
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New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Stitch in time saves nine at the track bet
A fragmentary note from Newspaper Enterprise Asya outlines urgency and caution in betting and daily tasks. It hints that prompt, right actions prevent bigger losses and warns that improvised bets at the track may backfire.
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Asya
Hard resin Amber and rare unopposed presidencies
The quiz notes amber as the hardest resin from Baltic fossil pines. It recalls two unopposed U S presidential elections: George Washington in 1792 and James Monroe in 1820.
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Baltic Sea
George Washington
James Monroe
Officer's Job Is Perilous And Underpaid
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey notes police work is dangerous and low paid with harsh public treatment. He cites Detroit and Cleveland recruiting surges and ads from major cities, plus the legendary Texas Rangers who compare the job to a public service with strong public image. He laments the risks yet praises the few who serve. Today in History October 27, 1904 New York subway opened.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Detroit
Cleveland
Texas Rangers
Denver
San Francisco
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
Raymond Burr
Jack Webb
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Zanesville
Ohio
Roy Hollady
Police Chiefs’ Association
Peace Corps
Texas
Preston Smith
New York Subway
Insurance firms mistreat Camille victims, critic says
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports critics accuse insurers of hiking rates, screening adjusters, and pressuring Mississippi officials after hurricane Camille. The piece cites internal AIA documents alleging rate increases and a Mississippi commissioner’s alleged complicity, plus claims of witness data gathering to thwart lawsuits. It also mentions federal legislative gridlock noted by Bryce Harlow.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Captain Pitcher
Gulfport
Miss
Pitcher Point
Gulf Coast
Camille
Mississippi
Walter Davis
American Insurance Association
AIA
Davis
Frank Lewis
W. D. Swift
Walter D. Davis
Leslie Whitten
Jackson
ASA
New York
Allied Engineering Services
Raleigh
N.C
M. Gaugher
Allied Engineering
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun announces its staff and contact details including publisher general manager editor and advertising department. The paper notes address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 and specifies afternoon publication Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates list 1.95 per month 23.40 per year and 10 cents for single copies. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and Minnesota Texas newspaper representatives are cited for national distribution.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laugnin
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Pre empting theory in a tricky bridge hand
Oswald and Jacoby discuss pre empting impact on a slam at the table. West’s four diamond bid and a possible five or six level preempt could crowd opponents toward a grand slam while South finds a winning line by ruffing the opening diamond and maneuvering trumps.
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Oswald
Dane
Jim
West
South
East
Dummy
Hearts
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with two-diamond response
In a four person bridge auction, West North East South open with 1D, a 2D overcall by partner suggests strength. South holds SEST6 YA2 KQ4 BIS5S. After a pass, you consider raising to 3D. If you raise to 3D and partner then bids 3H, determine the best follow-up and outcome.
Enrich Your Vocabulary Across 1 Muse of Comedy
A puzzle style quiz lists clues and answers for vocabulary expansion across many topics. It includes references to myth figures, geography, linguistics, and historical terms, arranged as a cross between a crossword and word association list.
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Celebes
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