Berlin crisis tests East German grip on Soviet plan
The article argues that Ulbricht fears a Western tilt in Bonn’s Ostpolitik and Berlin status, while Moscow aims to use a European security conference to push a new European policy. It notes East Germany’s pushback, Poland and Soviet treaties with Bonn, and Brandt’s potential moderation, as Berlin remains the flashpoint in a broader struggle for influence.
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Victor Torza
London
Lheonid
Brezhnév
Berlin
Kremlin
Herr Walter
Ulbricht
East Germany
Brezhnev
Warsaw
East Gemany
Mohammed
Moscow
Bonn
West Germany
East’ Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
West Europe
Paris
de Gaulle
United States
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Europe
Baon
Ostpolitik
Hal Boyle Pledges For A Columnist
A New York AP columnist lists things he pledges not to do in a playful gag piece. He vows not to drink a martini or blow his own horn, avoid politics and taxes, shun sensational stunts, and refrain from preaching or terrorizing. The spoof denies extreme actions while wryly noting quirky social taboos.
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New York
West
Play of the hand in four spades masterfully discussed
In a Jacoby On Bridge column, North signals a strong but nonforcing raise to four spades. South should finesse the spades but also manage diamonds by cross ruffing with clubs. The endgame idea involves discarding diamonds on clubs and leveraging the club setup to avoid diamond losses, a nuanced bid its readers will recognize from the modern bidding method.
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North
South
Jet
West
East
Oxygen needs of an average man explained in simple terms
The article estimates yearly oxygen consumption at about 232 000 quarts for a fairly active man based on a 3000 calorie daily diet. It details oxygen use rates at rest 1 quart per minute, walking 4 quarts, and running 10 quarts, with lungs absorbing about a quarter of inhaled oxygen and air being roughly 21 percent oxygen. It also covers the vast amount of air moved yearly and notes the topic was assigned to a different reader asking about days of the week and their origins with Norse and Roman influences.
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Scandinavia
Europe
Tiu
Woden
Thor
Frigga
Venus
Across Down Puzzle Clue List With Answers
A dense OCR style list of Across and Down clues including head coverings, musical terms, body parts, and misc terms. Entries include Turkish cloth steamer cloche Arikaran Indian, operatic solo, card game, Hail, Roman poet wheels, New York, French coin, English head paddles covering, Lares cuplike, biblical eel group, body of water, vigilant, etc. The fragment appears as a puzzle key with numerous labeled clues and some abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ireland
Algonquian
England
Mask of pregnancy between nose and lip article
Dear readers, this column answers questions on skin changes after pregnancy, birth control influence, cosmetic concealment, and possible medical treatment. It notes chloasma can persist or fade, advises switching birth control pills, and suggests consulting a dermatologist for speeding fading. recommends Covermark and other cosmetics for concealment.
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George C. Thosteson
M.D
Dr. Thosteson
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