Experimental visitation program hailed at Tehachapi
An early report from Tehachapi California declares an experimental family visitation program for inmates a success after a few months. The program allows certain minimum security prisoners to spend weekends with wives and children in former staff apartments as a step toward reintegration. A two year follow up will assess impact on behavior and rehabilitation.
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Tehachapi
Calif
United States
America
Hazardous Bloomington Drug Find Sparks Satirical Note
Police in Bloomington Indiana discovered four pounds of Marijuana and three pounds of horse manure in a suitcase along with instructions to dry and grind the manure to dilute the marijuana. The piece jokes about FDA inquiry into the manure’s mind altering properties and parodies political campaign warnings.
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Bloomington
Ind
Food and Drug Administration
Today In History Aug. 23 1968 highlights notable events
This Friday marks the 236th day of 1968 with events from 1500 Columbus arrest to 1968 shifts in Asia and Europe. Notable among entries are Columbus chained return to Spain 1500, war open rebellion 1775, Eddy church charter 1879, Japan declares war 1914, The Happiness Boys debut 1923, Valerie Valentio death 1926, Marseille capture 1944, Quemoy shelling 1964, UN cease-fire appeal 1969, France aid to Quebec 197?
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Associated Press
Christopher Columbus
Haiti
Spain
George II of
England
Mary Baker Eddy
Lynn
Mass
Church of Christ, Scientist
Japan
Germany
Billy Jones
Ernie Her
France
Marseille
China
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Israel
Syria
United Nations
Quebec
United States
San Francisco
New York
Geneva
Truman
Eiserhower
Gen
Eisenhower
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Southeast Asia
Tokyo
Philippines
Manila
Pe- Shawar
Baytown Sun masthead and staff excerpt
The Baytown Sun details staff roles including editor and publisher, general manager, business manager, and multiple department heads. Publication notes mention location at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, postal box 90, and typical issue schedule. Subscription and mail rates, plus national representation and Associated Press credit appear in this masthead fragment.
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Beytown
Texas
Universities buy climate control duos for phytotrons
Guest Editorial notes Duke and North Carolina State spend millions on phytotron devices for year round weather simulations on campus. It cites a professor claiming a room can mimic winter in the mountains and summer at the coast, then argues cheaper domestic cooling units could achieve similar effects, referencing a $99.50 air conditioner as a counterexample.
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Duke
North Carolina State
South Pole
Sahara
Winston - Salem
N.C
Twin City
Tree of Life and World Facts Quiz Tidbits
Quick quiz summarizes the date palm as a tree of life feeding desert peoples, notes Canada as the second largest nation after the Soviet Union, gives West Point’s motto Duty Honor Country, and explains Evangeline as meaning bringing good news.
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Canada
Soviet Union
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Evangeline
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Busy Baytown and Baytown Social Notes
Baytown society notes cover family visits from Miami to Liberty and Barbers Hill teaching postings. Margaret Cinque plans westward work after Jack accepts a West Coast job. European tours resume for Doty McGuffin and Donna Schultz with parents in Liberty. Fashion plans loom in October as Linda Dyer Hutchins eyes a style show. James Andersons visit from Summit, NJ for Carole’s upcoming marriage. Bruce Woods shifts to a furniture manufacturer. Joy preps for another theater production while Ann visits Chicago grandparents. Judy DeLoach retires after eight years at Humbie with Hawaii trip. Chuck and Phyllis Guffey move to Baton Rouge for school, with open house hosts. Shirley Doran visits from Pittsburgh to see her parents.
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Martha Ann Hessphill
Kim
Sarah Sheley
Miami
Suzanna
Proud Brothers
John
David
John C Staton
Harris County
Hollywood
Vine
Margaret Cinque
Jack
West
Margaret
Doty McGuffin
Donna Schultz
Europe
England
Ireland
Johnnie McGuffin
Don Schultz
All of Liberty
Miss McGuffin
Barbers Hill
Miss Schultz
Dallas
Mexico
James Andersons
Summit
Harold Scarboroughs
Carole
Bruce Woods
Joy
Barbara
Ann
Chicago
Judy DeLoach
Humbie
Debbie
Hawaii
Chuck
Phylls Guffey
Baytown
Baton Rouge
Jessica Sylvester
Mike
Judy Ackerly
Jenny Wortham
Shirley Doran
Pittsburgh
Addie
Norm McElvany
Doctor s Mailbag: Mononucleosis and Nervous Disorders
Q and A on infectious mononucleosis notes virus cause and transmission, possible hepatitis, and limited cortisone treatment. illness onset 4 7 weeks after exposure with 2 4 week acute phase and slow recovery, relapses about 6 percent, pneumonia and respiratory paralysis possible. Leukoplakia linked to heavy smoking may become cancerous. biopsy advised. Emotional illness discussed with multiple drugs. if no organic disease, seek nervous disease specialist and full disclosure. letters to Wayne G Brandstadt M D for general interest responses.
Washington Presidential Tug Of War On Vietnam Plank
Humphrey and McCarthy spar over a peace plank in the Democratic platform while arguing the war in Vietnam is the era’s gravest mistake. The piece urges an explicit antiwar stance, noting shifting global alignments and growing isolationism unless the U.S. exits Vietnam.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Vietnam
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Brooklyn
Democratic Party
North Vietnam
Iran
Moscow
U. S
American Congress
Turkey
United States
David Kraslow
Stuart Loory
Democratic
Omar Sharif Leads Bridge Circus Against Dallas Orange Team
Omar Sharif, famed actor, heads the Omar Sharif Bridge Circus with Giorgio Belladonna and Benito Garozzo of the Italian Blue Team, Claude Delmouly, and Leon Vallouze. In a U.S. tour, Belladonna faces the Dutch in a hand where a four heart contract was not beaten, and a diamond finesse misfired.
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Omar Sharif
Omar
Giorgio Belladonna
Benito Garozzo
Claude Delmouly
Leon Vallouze
Paris
United States
Dallas Orange
Belladonna
Giorgio
West
East
Bidding sequence question in bridge four diamonds to slam
In the given auction West passes South opens two hearts then overcalls a heart and four diamonds show a strong diamond suit. South plans to bid four diamonds and partner responds four hearts. The next move is to decide the best contract and continuation.
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West Worth
South
la Pass
Ali
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature
Vocabulary puzzle from NEA feature listing across and down clues. Includes wordplay for praise flattering terms and linguistic hints across categories such as months, metals, and numbers with several entries and partial entries.
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Edtaortal
Dreartmene
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
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By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Latin America
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Bolivia
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Gulf of Persia
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