Economic miracles and Japan Germany after World War I
An editorial contrasts Germany and Japan after World War I and World War II, noting Germany’s prewar industrial strength and Japan’s postwar revival. It argues both nations achieved significant economic recovery and modernization, while condemning imperialism and urging readers to view the United States as a counterweight to militaristic aims.
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Japan
Germany
Europe
United States
East Germany
Vacation Patterns Shift to Spring and Winter Travel
A nationwide AAA survey shows members bypassing summer vacations for spring and winter trips. Summer travel declined from 57 to 51 percent in 1966 while spring rose from 12 to 14 percent and winter from 8 to 12 percent, leaving 23 percent not traveling at all.
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American Automobile Association
AAA
Riddle Quiz Confuses Readers With Odd Animal And Vehicle Clues
A quirky quiz presents a fish with both eyes on the left side and a two wheeled tow hung cab vehicle described as heroic. The exchange includes questions about the fish’s back surface and the vehicle’s seating and entry, with answers noting left side supremacy and a rear entrance.
Local Editorial Staff Names List Incomplete
Fragmented OCR reads as a roster of editorial and management roles with names including Che Baytomn Sunt Fred Hertman Bill Hartman John Wadhey Beulzh Mae Jackson Faul Putman Ann B Pritchett Editor Publisher General Manager Business Manager Office Manager Editorial Department Preston Pendergrass Henry Holcomb Bob Rothe News Editor Dwight Maddy Corrie Laughlin with unclear titles and multiple typos.
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Fred Hertman
Bill Hartman
John Wadhey
Beulzh Mae Jackson
Faul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Henry Holcomb
Bob Rothe
Houston man charged in mail order pornography scheme
A year old Houston man was arrested after a raid on a downtown office linked to a mail order scheme offering photographs of a fictitious couple Judy W. The suspect posted bond after being charged with possession of pornography, with investigators also revealing plans for nude photos.
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Texas
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
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Associated Preag
Biaterra
Houston
Jwdey
Judy W
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BR. J. Rin Dey
Judy
Justice of the Peace
Jack Treadway
Ripley
Jst
This Day In History Highlights and Events
This historical roundup lists events on September 27 across years. Highlights include the Kennedy assassination report stating Oswald acted alone, Adams negotiating peace with Britain, the Arctic sinking, Cleveland’s amnesty, Warsaw's fall, boxing title results, the Baghdad Pact expansion, Barcelona floods, and a 1968 airstrike incident in Vietnam with casualties.
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Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Adams
Great Britain
Arctic
Grover Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
New York
Warsaw
Joe Levis
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Middle East
Barcelona
Spain
U.S
Thistake
Barbs Yearn for Old Familiar TV Fare This Fall
A lighthearted look at upcoming fall television offerings, inviting readers to scan schedule previews for nostalgic picks and noting how social plans shift as friends are knocked offline and routines change with new slate of programs.
Pan American Union leaders face choice in OAS fate
Pan American ministers in Washington consider how to raise the Organization of American States to rival the United Nations. Prospects hinge on choosing a dynamic secretary general, with candidates including Galo Plaza and Walter Guevara Arte, while Peru backs Plaza despite diplomatic tensions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Organization of the American States
United Nations
Bosgéed
OAS
Lleras Camargo
Colombia
Carlos Davila
Chile
Pan American Union
Walter Guevara Arte
Marcos Falcon Briceno
Venezuela
Tts
Perez Jimenez
Fcuador
Congo
Galo Pieza
Haiti
Johnson
Galo Plaza
New York
California
Maryland
USA
Latin America
Peru
Ecuador
Reuters
Associated Press
United States
West Coast
Start of Menopause Variability in Age and Causes
DecTO R s Mailbag addresses menopause timing with ages 45 to 50 as typical, notes rare onset under 40 may be hereditary, and cites ovarian disease as a cause for very early menopause. It also covers hot flushes, nonhormonal relief options, estrogen testing, and disease naming confusions in Pick's disease.
California backs Reagan as favorite son at GOP meeting
California Republican State Central Committee unanimously endorsed Ronald Reagan as the state's favorite son for the 1968 presidential primary. The body praised his governorship and supported economies in welfare programs while debate highlighted minority representation on the Reagan delegation. Reagan says he seeks only a favorite son role to unify the party.
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Bill Boyarley
Anaheim
Calif
California
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Republican State’ Central Committee
GOP
James W. Halley
Republicans
Mervin D. Field
Field
Cen
Central Committee
Negro Central Committee
Benjamin Perry
Los Angeles
Watts
Doubtful doubles in modern bridge prompt doubt and regret
In a bridge deal, West overcalls with two diamonds and then doubles two spades. The double is questioned as takeout or penalty. East passes, South re bids spades, and West uses the double to force play. South misjudges a finesse and loses three tricks, costing an 800 point swing.
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West
North
East
South
Bridge puzzle asks bid choice after four spades
In this bidding excerpt South holds four hearts with a rebiddable club suit and an ace in hearts. With partner pressing to four spades, decide the appropriate contract and plan for potential slam. Tomorrow's answer will explain the correct line.
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