Sunday Crossword Puzzle From We In 87 Period Of Times
A fragmented crossword puzzle page with numerous across and down clues mixed with garbled OCR. Contains entries referencing places, people, and generic terms interspersed with unreadable segments, offering hints like "German region" and "English county" amid nonsensical letter strings.
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Sligota
Risteen
Sinter
Frontier
India
Shaw
Hope
English County
Anglor
Celerity
Welthmany
Lawmakers Reel Over Brown Plan To Cut Revenue
Sacramento reports show Brown seeking a $30 million annual cut via a revenue bill while Assembly leaders debate withholding personal income tax and local school funding. O'Sullivan pushes for tax relief with school aid tied to property values and student counts, amid party divisions and protests from education groups.
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CSEA
Yeal
Senate
Brown
Assembly
Sen
Virgd O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Uae
Sayers
Dawest
Aelionom
Senate Revenue and Tanation
Ford Mt
Mey
Hale Champion
Bravwn
Hheir
Sane
Robert
Lanati Moma
Eid
Blazing Orange Declared Best Eye Catching Color
In Banff Alabama officials adopt a rule designating blazing orange as the brightest color for hunter and roadside worker clothing, aiming to improve visibility and safety along highways and in hunting areas. The measure names the color as the preferred high visibility option based on a recent convention resolution.
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Banff
Ala
Monellists
Cambridge Takes Stand As Racial Demonstration Grows
In Cambridge, about 250 demonstrators defied state orders as they pressed for integration and public accommodations. Governor Tawes and Brig. Gen. Georgi warned of National Guard intervention, while community leaders urged negotiation and legislative action to end discrimination.
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Cambridgi Mtl
Efort
Saka
Jcient Dysu By Dhe Cuurktye Nonviolent Action Gomnittee
Tay Miowiltee
Mrara Richardson
Nae Honal Guard
Nurehers
Georgi Wen
J. Mitlard
Yawes
Thal
Lyhl
Gard
Tawes
Cambridge
Almanac Today Sunday July 11 1713 history and thoughts
Almanac Today notes July 11 1713 as the fifteenth day of the year with celestial references Jupiter Saturn Mars and historical moments. It recalls 1704 Congress act against false scandalous writings, 1853 Japan seeks trade relations, and Churchill’s wartime resolve. A thought from Thomas Mann on time and clarity closes.
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Japan
Winston Churchill
US Sues to Halt Voter Registration Drive in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi the U S Justice Department sought a court order to reopen voting registration but instead closed all registration in Hinds County until after the August primary. Registrar Fravel Jr and county officials faced action amid racial disparities in registration rates and a drive to boost Black voter participation. The suit followed failed voluntary reopening efforts and amid tense local politics surrounding the era’s civil rights movement.
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Washington
Lice
Kunnyday
Jackeson
Miss
Vl Werkan
Robert F. Keenedy
Wanomichiy
Li Jackson
Fakar Oy
Avel Jr
Ashford
Hinds County
Ashfort
Asiees
Wits
Um Demonstratio
Jackson
Negee
Jecdey Medegie Evers
Aniusl
Congress Faces Rail Labor Dispute With Possible Strike
Washington reports that Congress may receive the long running railroad work rules clash. Unions warn of 63,000 jobs at risk while railroads claim 600 million dollars yearly funds featherbedding. Fact finders under Kennedy prepare a proposal likely to trigger debate and possible legislation by July 24.
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Washington
Congress
Rocky Railroad
Rairoads
Kennedy
Sik-Mac
Tong
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Caspar W. Weinberger
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the Almanac
Thomas Mann
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