The Purloined Physicist Caper in London
An editorial cheers a Foreign Office rescue of a misidentified Soviet physicist from a plane. It reveals a mistaken defection plot, diplomats outraged in Moscow and embarrassed in London, yet praises the alert police and officials for risking trouble to save one man they believed was being kidnapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Commieland
Kremlin
Downing
Her Majesty
Individuaz
Alfred Hitchcock
Algiers
Congo
Moise Tshombe
David Taylor
Trevor Coppleston
Balearic Islands
Taylor
Francis
Bodenan
Tshombe
Credit for War on Poverty Programs in Rioting Cities
A nationwide survey of 32 cities shows local authorities credit War on Poverty summer programs with preventing violence. In 15 cities CAAs were praised for calming situations, eight cities saw fewer juvenile arrests due to summer jobs, and joint police-CAA efforts reduced unrest. In riot cities, property losses were limited to 305 million in total damage, with minimal destruction to program buildings.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
OEFO
Chambers of Commerce
Caas
CAA
QEQ
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Puzzle Pieces
A word power puzzle from the NEA features a grid of clues across and down. It lists definitions for terms such as Inland sea in central Asia, Arrow poison, Military cap, Canadian province, Spanish coin, Italian terms, and other varied entries, indicating a mixed crossword style with cross-referenced letters. The fragmented clues include references to ages, foods, verbs, and titles, suggesting a large word-fill puzzle with many shared letters.
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Achkoss
West Indien Island
Halian City
Central Asia
i @ tavern
Pathers
Holland
Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and City Editor lineup
A late edition masthead lists Che Bayramn Sun Fred Hartman Bill Hartman Jo an Wadhey Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B Pritchett Editor and Publisher General Manager to Business Manager Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager Managing Editor Sistant Managing Editor 4 24 News Editor Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Bob Rothe Advertising Department Helen Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin Retail Manager National Manager Subscription rates show carrier 1.75 per month 21.00 per year single copy 10c mail rates available on request
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Joan Wadhey
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Sistant
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Bob Rothe
Seafarers approve settlement plan in 40 hour week package
Negotiators from 32 shipping companies and Seafarers International Federation reach an agreement on a settlement ending the Siday-olé strike. Details released say a 40 hour work week by December 1 1968 and a 5 percent wage increase are included, with arbitration on watchmen numbers and work-spread reductions.
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Associated Press Montreal
Great Lakes
John R. Nicholson
International Fom
Ampersand Ban Sparks Madison Ave Debate Worldwide
The Temple Fla Tribune notes a clash over dropping ampersands in company names amid global tensions and changing reading habits. Philip H. Dougherty cites firms removing the symbol, defenders tout its speed, and a spoof Amersand Associates emerges. One skeptic laments years living in its shadow as a joke about reading ease endures.
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Vietnam
Charles de Gaulle
Madison Avenue
Ampersand
Philip H. Dougherty
New York Times
Amersand Associates
Unlimited
A. M. Persand
Robert L. Smock
Ludlow & Smock
Wiliam D. Strohmeier
Davis, Parsons & Stohmeier
No clear news headline in this excerpt
The text is a collage of quotes and verses without a discernible news event, names, dates, places, or organizations. It presents biblical sentiment and a poet’s remark about quitting and trying, lacking reportable facts.
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Kuala Lumpur
Meleysiz
Eisaku Sain
Vietnam
Bolivian caves yield Cuban penetration evidence
Washington report reveals forged passports, photos of Che Guevara, and Che Guevara diary found with Cuban guerrillas in Bolivia. Captured documents include Panamanian passports for Guevara aliases, a forged Bolivian office letter, and notes linking Castro to anti government activity amid Pan American talks.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Latin America
Eolivia
Wrnter
Bolivia
Che Guevara
Castro
Galo Plaza
Ecuador
Organization of American States
Panama
Uruguay
Guevara
Adolfo Mena
Republic
The
Office of American States
la Paz
Lopez Munoz
Gustavo Ricardo Machin
Alejandro
Juan Acuna
Joaquin
Tanya
Tokye Rose
Loyola
China
Benigno
Marcos
Roberts Bustos
Jules Regis Debray
Debray
Havana
Guerrilas
Coco Peredo
Inti
Aliso
Fidel Castro
Modern Techniques Save Loose Teeth In Dental Health column
A reader asks about early dentures and impressions. Dr Lawrence explains that gum and bone shrinkage cause teeth to appear long, but modern techniques can save teeth through healthier gums and bone. Making denture models and photos of past teeth aids future restorations.
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William Lawrence
D.D.S
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
DR. Lawrence
Fuddy Duddy
Thea
Victor Borge
Lawrence
Saint Paul Question on Resurrection Faith
A verse from I Corinthians 15:12 questions how some counter the claim that Christ rose again. The text asserts if Christ is preached as risen, disbelief in the general resurrection is inconsistent.
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Christ
New national historic site born from Kennedy birthplace bill
President Johnson signed legislation designating the birthplace of John F. Kennedy in Brookline, Massachusetts as a national historic site. The four Hs in the 4H Club emblem stand for head, heart, hands and health.
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Johnson
John ¥. Kennedy
Brookline
Mass
UN Fight On Vietnam Plays Out Through World Powers
The AP report outlines a tense UN exchange with Andrei Gromyko and U S Deputy Goldberg signaling openness to dialogue. It notes Hanoi and Moscow resisting UN mediation while US seeks a political path, warning of a critical phase as Beijing and Hanoi leverage influence amid a looming election.
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Erybody
North Vietnam
Phem van Dong
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
Moscow
China
Washington
USN Assembly
Asia
United Nations
Bridge with Jacoby and the Hog in a mixed duplicate
The Hideous Hog and Victor Mollo’s bridge crew play match point duplicate. The Hog pursues a heart overcall and seven tricks while dummy is entered with clubs. The final score splits six diamonds and six hearts as No One reaches seven.
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Victor Mollo
Dummy
West
North
Senses Q The bidding has been lh Pass le Pass la Pass You
South holds R23 VAI54 48 G45 BQ32. Responding to partner's three clubs bid, you assess forcing sequence and potential game or slam. With partner now bidding three diamonds, the correct action is evaluated for the Monday answer.
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Ition Sake
Fio
Che Bayramn Sun
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Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Woo
Alan
World News
Brussels
Beb
Orna
Kinshasa
la Libre Sel- Ligue
Euvropeans
Tokyo
Denny Rose
Pacific
Toledo
Philippines
Japan
Kyushu
Red Anchor Line
Chiba
Edgar Guest
Cuba
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gromyko
Jacoby
Oswald
James Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise
Assa
Norte
WASIT
South Declarer
East
South
North Declarer
Foday
Benays World
Lynda Bird
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