Thought for the Day on charity and selective action
Editorial reflects on saving an endangered Whooping Crane versus cutting general risks. It contrasts targeted aid for a known individual with reluctance to act on broad traffic safety claims, arguing Americans respond to specific cases but not to generalized statistics.
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Maryland
Veterinary College
Colorado State University
What Happened to the Equinox Weather Tale
A humorous reminiscence recalls explaining the equinox to a young apprentice, Don Gormley. The writer notes no equinoctial rain occurred that year, despite predicting storms, and Uproar over the term equinoctial storms is treated as a failed forecast.
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Don Gormley
What Makes Charlie Run A World Journal Tribune take on De Gaulle
A Paris correspondent ponders Charles de Gaulle's globe circling journey and motives. Theories include mediating East and West, appeasing Hanoi, or keeping French voters divided for next year's elections. The piece argues his Cambodia speech may serve Gaullist political aims at home.
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Paris
The
New World Journal Tribune
New York
de Gaulle
Cambodia
Hanoi
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Fierce Press Rivalries Shape Japan's Big Three Dailies
In a portrait of Japanese journalism, the Mainichi, Asahi, and Yomiuri dominate with massive staffs and nationwide editions. Their fierce circulation wars spurred dramatic stunts from sword attacks to volcanic expeditions, while innovations in radio, television, and kanji printing keep them ahead.
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Kim Willenson
United Press International Tokyo
UPI
White House
Johnson
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Sato
Asami
Yomiuri
Mount
Mihara
Asahi
United States
Tokyo
Chubu Shimbun
Chu
Nagoya
Mai Asahi
Britain
Matsutaro Shoriki
Mainichi
Shoriki
Suga
Sapporo
Osaka
Fukuoka
Labor pours funds into Iowa races noted by AFL COPE report
A COPE AFL CIO report shows Iowa receiving the most labor campaign funds in the nation from June 1 to Aug 21, totaling about 22,000 to back lawmakers aligned with labor positions. Iowa leads New York in COPE spending among states with seven districts.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Congress
Committee On Political Education
COPE
AFL: Cio
Towa
New York
Jake Mincks
Waterloo
Bert Bandstra
Pella
Winton
United States
Pennsylvania
Valley Forge
Jacob DeHaven
George Washington
Thomas Pelly
Washington
John Snow
Vinton
Bridge bidding note from South dealer contest
In a contract bridge context South dealer, both sides vulnerable, North holding 9 1 0 8 6 3 with spades faces, West showing 2 Q 10 9 with king, Adie signaling. The fragment describes a bidding or play scenario with a sum of $552 noted.
Bidding and play spark dramatic rubber bridge defense
A fragment describes a 1973 rubber bridge hand with South opening hearts, West doubling, East pass convert. Fast leads a king of spades and a lethal defense unfolds with precise ruffs and discards. Eleven tricks vanish, East's hearts and clubs finalize the doomed contract as Down 2000.
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West
East
King
Wes
Fast
Desclarer
Hearts
Jack
Ace of Hearts
Tures Syndica
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