Exit Nats Move Sparks Capital to Lose MLB Team
The Senators faded as a pennant contender and failed to draw crowds in Washington. The President may throw the first ball in a California hosted home game as Major League baseball shifts for profits. Dallas-Fort Worth appears ready to host MLB with improved play and strong psychology.
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Statehood bid for 37 million residents sparks expansion talk
The article argues against admitting large populations from Puerto Rico and the Philippines as US states, citing cultural and practical issues. It notes previous expansions to Alaska and Hawaii and questions adding island populations unfamiliar with US purposes and government, urging independence and focusing on domestic problems.
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World Population Growth and Its Strains on Resources
Census Director George Brown warns the world’s population will double in thirty years given current growth. Even with replacement births it would take sixty more years to stop growing. The piece argues overpopulation lowers living standards and raises concerns about pollution and crowding.
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How Long until football’s brutal season ends
A reader laments increasing violence in American football noting players are carried from the field and crowds cheer as ambulances arrive. The piece argues the sport’s roughness and risk should prompt reconsideration of its tolerable level.
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Sensing the News on Serrano v Priest Ruling
A California Supreme Court decision ordering equalized school funding could lead to nationwide federalization of public schooling per a 6 to 1 ruling discussion. Critics warn of loss of local control, higher taxes for middle class districts, and expanded federal influence in education and welfare.
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
Crossword clues list with numbered across and down items including thematic references and multilingual phrases. Entries cover fixed by the sun and various semantic hints, with partial phrases and misprints to reflect the page layout.
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaches Letter Substitution
A cryptogram explains that one letter substitutes for another and hints are provided by word length and formation. The sample shows A for three Ls and X for two Os with daily changing codes. Yesterday's quote by Ed Howe critiques the average man’s judgment as risky.
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Bennett Cerf’s 1971 quip contest on language smiles
A Bennett Cerf created 1971 contest published by King Features Syndicate collects witty English phrases from readers. The pieces celebrate clever turns of phrase and humorous dialogue about everyday life.
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Court Mandates Subsidies for Slum Areas Sparks Backlash
Fragmentary passage argues that a Supreme Court ruling forcing middle-class Americans to fund subsidies for slum districts would provoke widespread and justified resentment, highlighting tensions in educational policy and public finance.
Vermeer theft case linked to ransom over Bengali refugees
In Hasselt Belgium Mario Roymans is accused of stealing a Vermeer to fund a ransom for Bengali refugees. Roymans is described as neat and courteous but passionate about Pakistan. In Boston Senator McGovern and Senator Kennedy discuss the matter.
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Kennedy Eyes Presidential Run Amid Senate Focus
The article notes that while Kennedy will concentrate on Senate duties for now, it anticipates he may become a presidential candidate in the future. It frames this as a potential but not immediate shift in his political trajectory.
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Nevada Governor Says Urban Prostitution Surpasses State Population
Carson City Nevada Governor Mike O Callaghan compares urban prostitution to Nevada residents stating there are more prostitutes within five miles of the nations Capitol in Washington than citizens in Nevada.
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Fresno School District Seeks 1000 Missing Pre registered Pupils
Fresno California UPI the district reports missing about 1000 students who pre registered for classes but have not appeared. An official questioned whether an exodus occurred while Dr Robert A Webber assistant superintendent pledged a principals meeting to locate the pupils and verify transfers.
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