Thorns Among The Flowers Hippie Drug Debates In 1970s Editorial
An Athens pharmacology expert warns chronic marijuana users face personality changes and brain damage risks after two years of daily use. The piece also cites a conference linking LSD to chromosome damage, birth defects, and cancer risks, urging caution with all medications, especially for reproductive-age individuals.
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Constandinos J. Miras
University of Athens
Greece
National Foundation-Maron of Dimes
Striped Katydids Draw Colorful Display at Museum
An exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History features six live katydids with unusual colors. Five are pink, one is yellow with lemon body and maize wings, rare mutations likely to pass to offspring. Two pink females have laid about 64 eggs, hatching could take up to three years.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle clues mix general knowledge and wordplay across a grid. It lists numerous definitions and cross references including culinary terms, animals, locations, and mythic figures, inviting solvers to fill a themed crossword-style grid with multiple interrelated answers.
Baytown Sun editorial and publishing staff list
The Baytown Sun details editorial and advertising departments and staff roles. It notes publication details for Baytown Texas including office addresses, subscription rates, and carrier pricing, with references to associations and press rights.
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Natia Texas
Repres
ASSOC
Old City Remains The Same In 1967 San Antonio
AL MELINGER notes San Antonio is largely unchanged after 25 years with new freeways and shopping centers. The Gunter, St. Anthony, and Menger hotels persist alongside Alamo Plaza’s pigeons and the Depressions Era WPA landmarks. Brackenridge Park Zoo and Alamo Stadium retain historic charm amid ongoing Hemisfair work.
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AL Melinger
San Antonio
St. Anthony
America
Menger
Robert EB. Lee
Alamo Plaza
San Antonso
WPA
Green River
Brackenridge Park Zoo
Alamo Stadium
Mon ‘Trinity Eeersity
la Villita
NYA
Lyndon Bames Jonson
This Day In History September 21 1967 Highlights
On this date in history notable events include West Germany’s formation in 1949 after Allied zones were transferred, the first naval battle of the American Revolution in 1776 at Lake Champlain, the 1792 abolishment of the monarchy, and later events such as the 1945 approval of the World War II title by President Truman.
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Associated Press
West Germany
Allied High Commission
Lake Champlain
Frank Furyea
Springfield
Mass
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Germany
Poland
Harry Truman
Azores
U.S
North Vietnam
Barbs by Walter C Parkes on crowds and bigots
Walter C Parkes observes crowd lovers seek escape while noting bigots show stubborn narrow mindedness. The brief piece contrasts social appetite for crowds with intolerance, presenting a pointed social commentary.
Scots Men Dress in Minikilt fashion, Dent Laughs
Scattered chatter reports men in Scotland adopting minikilt styles as a playful fashion trend. The scene stirs amused reaction among observers, noting bold wartime practicality and evolving dress norms.
Bible Verse Isaiah 53 7 Let the wicked forsake his ways
A religious verse urges repentance and returning to the Lord with mercy and forgiveness, citing Isaiah 53 7. The message emphasizes divine compassion for the unrighteous and the promise of mercy upon contrite hearts.
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Memphis
Nixon Organizes Campaign Brain Trust In Private Meeting
Washington column reports Nixon has quietly built a campaign brain trust with about 40 attendees in a closed Washington meeting led by Henry Bellmon. The group drafted strategies against Johnson, assessed rivals Romney Rockefeller and Reagan, and planned to keep older figures in fundraising roles while younger operatives lead the drive.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Nixon
Washington
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Gaylord Parkinson
Parkinson
California
Bellman
Sen
Mike Monroney
Monroney
Bellmon
John Sears
Cial
Johnson
Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
New York
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Percy
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Henry Cabot Lodge
David Sterling
Wilson
Sterling
Yale Law School
Hillsboro
Wisconsin
Indiana
Oregon
Nebraska
James C. Cleveland
Reagan
Bobby Kennedy
George Wallace
Alabama
Humphrey
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Boy Dick
Doctor's Mailbag on Leukemia and Election Musings
Q and A on chronic lymphocytic leukemia differences and curability. Advice covers itching relief, contagion myths, hereditary factors, and safety for pregnancy. Also notes political fundraising and Nixon NH primary planning, with Johnson era railroad arbitration panel discussions and Morse endorsement.
1968 Peace candidacy could siphon GOP and Democratic support
A NEA dispatch cites a private poll showing an independent peace ticket in 1968 might draw roughly equal shares from Republicans and Democrats. The piece notes radicals at the New Politics conference in Chicago push for a third party to hurt Johnson, while fear grows over Vietnam’s damage to liberal unity within the Democratic Party.
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Washington
NEA
S.tate
Johnson
Vietnam
Chicago
California
Michigan
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Lyndon
Democratic Party
New Politics
Party of Social Progress
New Left
Americans For Democratic Action
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Ted Kennedy
Boston
Play Bridge With Jacoby By Oswald and James Jacoby
Bridge columns describe a three no trump challenge where the Hog battles a standard trick hand. West leads hearts and the Hog ducks, then recoups by a precise sequence of heart play, spades, and a key discard that unlocks the ninth trick. East’s forced discards reveal the diamond and club dynamics.
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Hog
West
East
The Hog Explains A Three No Trump Diamond Slam
A bridge quip unfolds as the Hog explains bidding logic after a three no trump bid. He boasts that six diamonds were possible, claiming only he could make three no trump despite ordinary players choosing diamonds.
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Kibitzers
Bridge bidding puzzle with no trump contract decision
The South seat holds AK SWAISS 4043 and Q32. After a sequence ending in 5N and partner's slam try, you must choose a rebid. If partner shows a five card club or queen of hearts, you may reach six notrump or seven hearts. Today’s question: instead of rebidding one heart, partner rebids one no trump. What is the correct move? Answer tomorrow.
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West North
AK Swaiss
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