Wall Street Journal Editor Outlines Journal Scope
John Barnett spoke at Ball State University to a joint meeting of Women in Communications Inc and the journalism profession. He described his rise from teen reporter to Page One editor of the Wall Street Journal with a daily circulation near 1.5 million. He noted eight plants nationwide, laser transmission, and Journal coverage expanding into business needs and operation scale.
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John Barnett
Wall Street Journal
Women In Communications Inc
Theta Sigma Phi
Sigma Delta Chi Society For Professional Journalists
Ball State University
United Press International
Harnett
Newspaper newsroom values and wage contrasts
The piece notes Sprite era editors and bureau chiefs, a large staff, a fixed feature-file with limited daily use, and a policy against freelancing. It compares salaries to The Washington Post and major dailies, mentions gender distribution at Wall Street Journal, and describes extensive editing to meet quality standards.
Household Scrapbook Rope Treatment and Eye Safety Tips
A mixed, OCR laden page offers household advice on rope soaking for cleaning, easy pouring from wide-mouth cans, and eye object removal using a magnifying lens. It also includes a collage of garbled quiz-like clues and scattered terms spanning jewelry, geography, languages, and random objects with no clear single news event.
Daily Cryptoquote Teaches Code Breaking Lesson
A cryptogram explanation shows how to map letters to form words. The sample uses letter counts and positions to hint at words like HAPPINESS and a vegetarian looking at meat prices. Quote attributed to ABEL GREEN from 1976 King Features Syndicate.
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Abel Green
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Astrological Forecast May 10 1975 Highlights Signs Roles
The column outlines planetary influences for each sign from Aries to Pisces on May 10 1975. It highlights Virgo precision and Taurus determination, plus Gemini truth digging and Cancer shifts in relationships, with Virgo and Sagittarius prominent for recognition and change.
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Aquarius
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Sagittarius
Leo
Scorpio
Sey
Aquarus
Capricorn
Lamar Evele
Ioak Fom
Is This Your Problem Dear Tr. Brothers discusses teen drug use
A reader asks Dr Joyce Dear Tr about high school children smoking marijuana and the impact of cutting their allowance. The doctor argues for open discussion, addressing root causes, stress, and nondrastic measures. The piece also includes unrelated math problem and answer.
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Joyce
Hardin Jones
University of California
Flannery Two Diamonds In Bridge Leads To Mixed Results
The article discusses the Flannery two diamonds opening used for five hearts and four spades, its advantages and drawbacks, and a sample hand where it misleads defenders. It contrasts a post–Flannery three no trump with a normal lead, showing how distribution knowledge can alter defense and outcomes.
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Flannery
William Flannery
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Bridge column notes tell of risky opening leads and a near miss
A bridge hand from a Dallas puzzle features North South vulnerable with dealer North. After a sequence ending in 3NT, the opening lead 10 of clubs and a spade king set the stage. The defenders scored four spade tricks and five clubs, then conceded, leaving the game possible but fragile. The column criticizes early lead choices and invites readers to send questions to The Aces in Dallas.
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