Editorial: People Will Decide On Racism In American Life
An editorial notes a Japanese correspondent in the United States faced racism as he writes on Orientalism. A Cleveland Plain Dealer poll shows Carl B. Stokes leading Ralph A. Locher in mayoral preference. The piece argues racism persists yet democracy allows judgment by merit over race.
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New York Times
Chite
Ralph A. Locher
Carl B. Stokes
Locher
Stokes
Cleveland
America
New York
Plain Dealer
Class of 14.4 Graduation and Orwell Warning
The piece notes that children starting kindergarten who complete four years of college will graduate in 14.4, per the National Education Association. It cites Orwell's 1984 as a negative utopia, warning that many may not read the novel due to community disapproval of it.
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National Education Association
George Orwell
Big Brothers
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle Answers
Puzzle page with clues and solutions including various word and term hints such as capital of Estonia and roman numerals. Entries span categories from anatomy to literature, with several cross references and wordplay indicators.
Baytown Sun staffing and publishing details
The Baytown Sun, Inc. lists staff roles including editor and publisher Che Baytonm Sun, general manager, business manager, and editorial department members Beulah Mae Jackson, Paul Putman, Ann B. Pritchett, Preston Pendergrass, Henry Holcomb, Bob Rothe. Advertising staff includes Dwight Moody and Corrie Laughlin. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown, Texas post office and published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown. Subscription rates are $1.75 per month or $21.06 per year by carrier, 10 cents for single copies.
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Seeeees
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P. O
T Texas News
Or Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Storms Used As Excuses By John Keasler in New York
A humorous column argues Florida hurricane season could be marketed as a positive asset. It endorses using the season’s quirks to boost tourism and living ease, noting locals joke about delays and household stalling while promoting a cheerful image of August through October.
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John Keasler
New York
Florida
Tornado Junction
Kans
New England
Margery
Quick Quiz: Zachary Taylor public offices and trivia
A reader quiz notes Taylor held only the U S presidency as public office after a 40 year military career. It asks which animal turns brown to white in winter, the ermine or stoat. It also recalls the United Nations Library named for Dag Hammarskjöld, former UN secretary general.
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Zachary Taylor
United States
United Nations Library
Dag Hammarskjola Library
Verse Invitation to Follow Jesus
A Bible verse quotes Jesus calling the crowd to deny themselves take up their cross and follow him. The line appears from Mark chapter 8 verse 5 in this text. It reflects the gospel message of discipleship and self surrender.
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Mark
Absenteeism in Congress and Appalachian aid clash
Washington columnist Drew Pearson laments rising congressional absenteeism. He notes Easter Labor Day and holidays as causes, cites the Appalachian relief bill stalled by Rep. William Cramer amid alleged conflicts of interest, and highlights 72 absentees including 45 Democrats who missed votes while taking long breaks. the piece criticizes efficiency and links to home-turf business ties.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Lincoln
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
Congress
Appalachian Mountains
Alabama
Eleanor Roosevelt
Johnson
House Public Works Committee
William
Cramer
R-Fla
Florida
Appalachia
Jack Inseo
MacDill Air Force Base
Carl 5 S. Baron
U.S
Labor Day
Wayne Aspinall
Colo
Walter Baring
Nev
Far West
William Barrett
John Blatnik
Minn
John Brademzs
Ind
George Brown
Calif
Earle Cabell
Tex
Hugh Carey
Manny Celler
Brooklyn
Jeff Cohelan
Emilio Daddario
Conn
Eligio de la Garza
Mendel Rivers
D.C
Dan Rostenkowski
Fernard St Germain
R.I
John Slack
W.ve
Neal Smith
Iowa
Leonor Sullivan
al Ullman
Ore
Lionel van Deerlin
Joe Waggoner
Jerome Waldie
Basil Whitener
E. Willis
UN- American Activities Committee
Charles Wilson
Lester Wolff
Doctors Mailbag On Heart Block And Pulse Variations
Reader questions about heart block causing differing atrial and ventricular rhythms. Dr Brandstadt explains that the upper heart may beat 70 80 times while the ventricles run slower, notes treatments including isoproterenol, and urges ECG tests to find causes. The item also cites a long list of Democratic lawmakers and a briefing on a State Department visit by British MPs, plus Rusk’s Vietnam war stance and bombing rationale.
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State Department
Rusk
Georgetown
Sen. Morton
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Vietnam
China
Vietam
North Vietnam
Vital change in grammar cited in peace talks push
Washington AP reports James Marlow discusses U.S. pressure on North Vietnam to say "would" talk peace if bombing ends. Goldberg urges firmer wording, noting past U.S. demands and Hanoi's replies. References to Gromyko and Johnson positions from 1966 to 1967.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Arthur. J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Hanoi
United States
Johnson
North
Andrej Agromyko
Gromyko
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
A wit warns that the truly steady is the honestly humble and explains that in car crashes blame falls on the other driver. The piece jokes about future hotels and health spas on the ridge while poking fun at braggarts who overrate themselves and at those who underrate themselves.
This Day In History Highlights From 1862 To Vietnam
A compact history roundup lists events on September 22 across years: Lincoln’s 1862 preliminary emancipation proclamation, Nathan Hale’s 1776 hanging, 1879 postmaster general creation, 1789 Cheyenne chosen as Wyoming capital, 1927 Tunney long count defense, 1949 Soviet atom bomb, 1958 Sherman Adams resignation broadcast, 196x Haiti president Duvalier, 196x Argentina street fighting, and 1 year ago U S phased withdrawal from Vietnam with deescalation pledges.
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Nathan Hale
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gene Tunney
Chicago
Soviet Union
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Francois Duvelier
Haiti
Argentina
Buenos Aires
United States
South Vietnam
North
Hanoi
Bridge Hand Becomes Swiss Gadget Comedy
Oswald James Jacoby discusses a recent bridge hand where a player tried a new Swiss gadget against a major opening. North opens hearts, Rabbit bids four clubs, and the hand ends with a 4 diamonds contract. The narrator explains misreads and signaling, noting how the Swiss plan failed and the defense misled them.
Bidding decision in bridge from one no trump to a spade rebid
In the bridge sequence West Passes North opens 1 club East Passes South holds AK WAT54 $A Q434Q22. South asks what to bid now and considers bidding three no trump, noting lack of a second five card suit and likely a 12 to 14 points. North rebids one spade instead of one no trump. result to consider for tomorrow.
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Rabbit
West
East
Dummy
West North East
North
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Henry Holcomb
Bob Rothe
Arch
Roe
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Appalachians
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M.D. Oper Enterprise Assn
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M.D
Dr. Brandstedt
James Marlow
Walter C. Parkes
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James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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