It's A Bad Time To Be A College President
Editorial notes the pressures on college presidents amid student unrest. It cites Swarthmore's Courtney Smith as a casualty and reports mass resignations at state universities, declining tenure lengths, and talk of a new backbone president while warning about the limits of presidential power in higher education.
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Swarthmore College
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All-Day Singing and Dinner on the Grounds Tradition
Preston Pendergrass recalls Baptist Hill all-day singing events with fried chicken meals, church gatherings, and family memories. He notes the eatery, the order of dining, and the contrast with other denominations. The piece ends with a humorous line about remnants of a big chicken.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baptist Hill
Moon Day Holiday Debated
Debates over making July 20 a legal holiday to commemorate the moon landing. Proponents favor aligning with the Monday holiday pattern, while opponents note calendar and pay implications. If adopted as a Monday observance it would affect the number of national holidays. The proposal seeks timely action to honor the lunar landing.
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Ev” Dirksen
Congress
Senate
House
Baytown Sun staff roles and mailing details
Editorial and publishing staff names and titles are listed for The Baytown Sun. It notes editors, publishers, managers, and addresses, plus subscription and mailing information for the Baytown, Texas edition.
Ol' Earth Is Still Number
AL MELINGER reflects on space exploration debates as Americans watch moon rocks shared with scientists abroad and astronauts nearing post-moon quarantine. He notes public fascination with Mars images and the mounting cost versus value, while acknowledging the lingering pride in Earth as the preferred, already-known world.
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AL Melinger
Gulf Coast
Galileo
Archimedes
Shakespeare
Thomas Jefferson
Mars
Nash
Bible Verse and Capitol Society Note
Today in history August 8 1962 marks the incorporation of the U S Capitol Historical Society in Washington D C Bible verse from Deuteronomy 1512 urges openhanded charity to the poor and needy in the land
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U.S. Capitol Historical Society Incorporated
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Kennedy Dyke Road Tragedy Details Leak In Memoir
Washington Merry Go Round outlines leaked details of the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident. It states Kennedy drank but was not drunk, drove to Dyke Road, and after the crash Mary Jo Kopechne died. It reports Kennedy considered Gargan to take the blame and later issued statements to police and in Hyannis Port.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Dyke Bridge
Poncha Pond
Kennedy
Mary Jo
Martha’s Vineyard
Chappaquiddick Island
Edgartown Ferry
Dyke Road
John F. Kennedy
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
Kennedys
Perkins Bass
Congress
JFK
Bass Family
Hyannis Port
Chappaquiddick Beach
Teddy
Fred Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Gargan
Paul Markham
U.S
Massachusetts
Markham
Edgartown
Democratic Party
Doctors Mailbag Vital to Learn Cause Of Fainting Spells
Inquiries explain fainting from insufficient brain blood flow due to quick posture changes, emotional stress, or prolonged standing. Authors discuss spasmophilia, Livitamin use for anemia, B-12 injections duration, von Willebrand disease heredity and treatment with plasma, and aspirin's non-effect on baldness. general guidance favors medical evaluation and periodic questions.
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von Willebrand
Deschapelles Coup Beats Spade Contract in Bridge Tips
West defeats South in four spades after misdirecting defense with a heart lead. West ducks a spade, then concedes a diamond, luring East into the Deschapelles Coup. East returns hearts, exposing weakness and allowing West to implement a successful counterplay that collapses South plan.
Bridge bidding puzzle asks three diamonds response decision
In the auction West Pass East Pass South opens 1A and passes. after Pass and Pass the partnership contemplates bidding. South holds AKSS4 VOGS AK 104. The suggested reply is to temporize with three diamonds to gauge partner’s action, then bid three diamonds, to which partner jumps to four spades. The question asks what you do now and proposes three diamonds as a delaying bid.
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West Worth
Fou
South
Space Travel 3 Poker stakes 4 Inummation 5 Babylonian
A fragmented crossword style item lists many clues and partial answers across topics including space travel, astrology, and mythic figures. The readable portions reference astronauts, planetary terms, and generic puzzle style hints without forming a coherent single narrative.
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