Panel Defends Agnew While Foe Voices Frustration
The discussion centered on Spiro Agnew with panelists including Jack Anderson Warren Rogers and Frank Mankowitz. Dick Wilson argued for Agnew as a strong vice president while criticizing taxes college spending and social unrest fueling vandalism and strikes.
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Spire Agnew
Jack Anderson
Maney Dickerson
Frank Mankowitz
Warren Rogers
Look Magazine
Dick Wilson
Nancy Dickerson
Agnew
Household Scrapbook and Patchwork Remedies From Old Column
A collage of household tips appears: furniture color restoration using alcohol turpentine and olive oil. finger paint from starch soap and glycerin. stain removal on walls with water and white magnesia. The passage also quotes a political gathering with remarks on civil rights and a speech by Dick Wilson, noting varied audience reaction and presence of professors and media.
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S.d.s
Black Panthers
Dick Wilson
Agnew
Hamman narrowly defeats contract in decisive bridge hand
In the final match against Taiwan, Bob Hamman plays a brilliant defense after West leads spades. He ducks a club and, with precise planning, exploits a diamond return to thwart the contract. The Daily Question proposes a cautious response with one spade or pass.
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Bob Hamman
Taiwan
West
Hamman
East
Declarer
South
Dummy
A-Q
Gen
Fea, Corp
Parent Child Shoe Polish Advice Amid Carpet Spill
Mother admonishes daughter to be careful polishing shoes after a spill on the bedroom carpet. Susan defends her effort while Mother explains using a plastic spread and slow dauber to reduce splatter. The passage emphasizes anticipating accidents with practical measures for young children.
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Susan
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Daily Paper
The page shows a dense list of crossword across clues with themes and patterns. It includes numbers and hints like Fools five letters and Inexperienced eight letters, plus references to composer Taylor and Churchill's successor. The text also presents an abstract note about code letters and a quote about natural abilities and pruning through study.
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Eaterilay
Mixing Salt Waters Yields 18 2 3 Percent
Two solutions combine: 40 pounds at 28 percent salt and 35 pounds at 8 percent salt. Total salt 11.2 pounds from first plus 2.8 from second equals 14 pounds in 75 pounds of mixture. Final percentage is 14 divided by 75, i.e. 18 2 3 percent.
Medan Garners Casino Closure After Extremist Threats
Authorities in Medan, capital of North Sumatra, ordered the citys only gambling casino to close after three months of protests by Moslem extremists who had threatened arson unless shutdown.
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Jakarta
Sumatara
Medan
Quaker Anecdotes and a Judge in Altoona
A pennsylvanian judge in Altoona served as bank teller and refused to cash a check over ID. The piece parodies a courtroom stance with a wry remark on cash handling and integrity. It also shares two light vignettes from Quaker life and a typo-laden caption from a Carolina society photo.
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Altoona
Polish Interpreter Weit Defects to West Germany
Berlingske Tidende reports Erwin Weit Gomulka's interpreter defected to West Germany via Vienna several months ago. Weit, 43, provided Western intelligence with details of the Warsaw Pact summit before the 1968 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and described Ulbricht pushing for a crackdown on Dubcek.
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Copenhagen
Erwin Weit
Poland
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
West Germany
Denmark
Berlingske Tidende
Weit
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Gomulka
Russia
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
East Germany
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Austria
Two Ohio Stores Bombed Near Columbus Suburb
Two discount centers in Whitehall near Columbus were bombed on Saturday injuring twelve people, one seriously. Explosive devices were found at a third nearby center and an auto dealer. Police held an unidentified man at hospital and sought two more suspects.
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Columbus
Ohio
Whitehall
ISU Trustees Seek Defense Attorney in Damage Suit
Indiana State University trustees seek appointment of a defense attorney for ISU administrators, trustees, and students named in a Vigo County damage suit filed for last spring’s racial disturbance. The complaint seeks $9,968.43 in actual damages and $50,000 in punitive damages from students.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State University
Board of Trustees
Theodore L. Sendak
ISU
Harold Lamb
Lamb
Sendak
State of Indiana
Vigo
Guthrie Named to Indiana Natural Resources Commission
Frank Guthrie of Terre Haute was appointed by Gov. Whitcomb to the Indiana Natural Resources Commission for a three year term. He replaces Kenneth Luckett whose term expired. Guthrie is president of the Indiana Academy of Scientists.
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Indianapolis
Frank Guthrie
Terre Haute
Indiana Acadia Scientists
Indiana Natural Resources Commission
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Guthrie
Kenneth Luckett
Whitcomb
Scipio Youth Killed In Squirrel Hunt Accident
Eugene Rascoe aged 17 of Scipio Indiana was accidentally shot and killed while squirrel hunting in Jennings County about four miles northwest of Hayden Police said the youth died from a shotgun wound to the stomach and appears to have been alone at the time of the accident.
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Hayden, Ind
Eugene Rascoe
Scipio
Ind
Jennings County
Here
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