Governors unite on national welfare plan proposal
At the Colorado Springs governors conference Republicans and Democrats largely back Rockefeller's plan for the federal government to assume full welfare funding. The piece weighs New Federalism, arguing poverty crosses state lines and could free states for housing and education while raising questions about Washington's efficiency. Nixon's welfare push gains mixed notices as governors hint at taking the initiative.
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Colorado Springs
Georgia
Lester Maddox
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Washington
Nixon
Firearm Commission Probes Guns and Violence Causes
A Milton Eisenhower chaired national commission studies gun violence links and proposes steps to cut handgun access. It cites rising U.S. gun ownership, notes handguns drive half of killings, and urges state licensing, restricted possession, and compensation for surrendered legal firearms.
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EV Dirksen
Washington
Milton Eisenhower
U.S
Commission
Across the Vocabulary Travel Time Clues
The puzzle lists numerous clues including origins like Peruvian city and Tibetan urial, plus terms for salts, plants, and animals. It weaves travel themed wordplay with crossword style hints across languages, places, and objects.
Pope and Nader quoted on saints removed from church calendar
The item notes Pope Paul and Ralph Nader sparring over changes to sainthood entries, with Johnny Carson commenting on the removal of saints such as St Christopher from the Roman Catholic Church calendar. It cites a Bible verse about not knowing the day or hour of the Son of Man and references a 1818 history note about Uncle Sam’s nickname first appearing in a New York paper.
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Pope Paul
Ralph Nader
Johnny Carson
St. Christopher
Uncle Sam
New York
Wandering By Wanda Orton on Diet Talk and Fat Folly
A playful column jokes about dieting chatter and club plans like the Talk Off Pounds Sincerely Club. It recalls humorous missteps with boiled eggs, grapefruit, and cake, ending with a light note on shared willpower struggles and dieting frustrations.
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Wanda Orton
Gabby
Fatsville
Police budget figures show 1970 rise trimmed by adjustments
Leonard W. Slasney, city councilman, argues the proposed 1970 police budget of 808,772, minus 54,000 in raises, 14,000 for pension, and 27,000 for social security, reflects only a 2.5 percent increase over 1969 after adjustments, challenging critics of a city sales tax and urging realistic comparisons.
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Leonard W. Slasney
Nixon to push volunteer program on college campuses
Washington column notes President Nixon plans a White House backed volunteer initiative for campuses to channel student energy into constructive social work, with a self funded, government-light approach. It cites Harvard President Pusey and Michigan State programs, and mentions a broad 250,000 students in over 1,000 efforts nationwide.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
White House
Uncle Sam
Pusey
Harvard
Michigan State
University of Texas
Law
IBT
Trus
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff and publication information listed with editorial and advertising departments, management roles, mailing address, publication schedule, subscription rates, and Associated Press rights. Includes names like Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley and Ann B. Pritchett, along with offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Ralter
Wand
Ysistaseeeses
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laugnlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Submarine squeeze highlights a spade and diamond stoppers tactic
Gordon Keel discusses a submarine squeeze in bridge where Oswald Jacoby notes the 10 of clubs winning the first trick. East, West, and dummy positions reveal a 2-3-2-6 distribution and the need for careful plays to end-play West. The maneuver suggests opening 14 point no trumps benefits from strong dummy play.
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Gordon Keel
Vancouver
East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding puzzle featuring South with spade response after double
In a bridge hand from a diary style puzzle, South holds ASHORE WOKS FAK 104 BZ. With West North East South auction Sh Dble Pass la Pass la Pass INT Pass 2 Pass 2 N.T. Pass, partner responds with one spade after your double. The question asks what you should bid next. Consider whether to bid three no trump or another action.
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Ashore
Alanday
Your Dental Health Be Suspicious of Mouth Abnormalities
Self evaluation of dental health may save your life. Check for bumps on the neck sore on the lip numb chin tongue soreness and dentures fitting poorly. Early detection of potential cancer improves treatment success and minimizes disfigurement. Send questions to Dr Lawrence via this paper.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assi
Lawrence
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