The Harmonsburg Hippie Haven Ends in Ruin and Shame
Editorial criticizes the Harmonsburg Pennsylvania hippie colony from last year. It details mass inoculations during a hepatitis outbreak, marijuana production, police action, and the collapse of a community marked by poor hygiene and naivete. The piece condemns glamorizing the lifestyle and notes uncertain parental ties among preschoolers.
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Harmonsburg
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Conneaut Lake Park
DAR
Prayers in School Critique Fueled by Dirksen Call
Senator Dirksen urges a constitutional amendment to allow public school children to pray aloud. He notes prayers occur in Congress and on ships, but are barred in schools, and argues the nation needs space for child prayer in education. He plans to introduce the measure next month.
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Sen
Ey” Dirksen
Chicago
Hubert
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
U.S
Congress
U.S. Senate
House
Senate
Capitol
Vietnam
Prayer in public schools constitutional debate needs amendment
A Baytown Sun editorial argues that the Supreme Court has closed the door on voluntary prayer in public schools. It traces New York and Stein v Oshinsky cases, notes broad public support for school prayer, and urges a constitutional amendment to permit prayers in schools. It cites 1964 court actions and predicts administrative scrutiny of teachers. The piece reflects a conservative, pro prayer stance.
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Board of Regents
State of New York
New York
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugo Black
New York Board of Regents
Stein
U.S. District Court
District Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
God
Christ
Letter to the Editor urges keeping guns for defense
A reader defends gun ownership in response to proposed laws, arguing that harsher punishment would deter violence and criticizing gun bans. The letter cites a Vietnam veteran brother, quotes Paul Harvey, and warns that disarming civilians could leave people vulnerable. It urges sending weapons to troops and ends with the line the gun you save might save your life.
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Vietnam
Paul Harvey
Good Old USA
U.S
Ray
Sirhan
Quiz Sheet Answers Reveal US Bobsled History
The quiz notes Lake Placid New York as the sole US championship bobsled course. It defines Barry as an Irish name meaning spear and identifies Elysee Palace as the French president’s residence.
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United States
Lake Placid, NY
Barry
France
Elysee Palace
Czech Invasion Splits Commie World Asunder
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia fractures the communist bloc into three camps. He cites Suslov Ulbricht and Gomulka, notes Westward drift in Hungary and Poland, and predicts a long term split with the United States adopting a policy of watchful waiting.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Europe
Czechslovakia
Johnson
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
Mikhail Suslov
Josef Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Prague
Yugoslavia
Rumania
East Germany
Bulgaria
Poland
Hungary
Gomulka
University of Warsaw
University of Krakow
Suslov
Kadar
France
Italy
Western Europe
United States
Kosygin
Gromyko
Kuznetsov
Carnegie Tech
DSA - Ussr
Khrushchev
White House
Your dental health traveling tips for safe trips
Summer travel calls for careful dental prep. Plan ahead with dentist visits, pack enough toothpaste and brushes, and keep dentures moist. In foreign lands, avoid definitive procedures, carry spare denture sets, and maintain brushing habits despite vacation. Corinthians admonition ends the piece.
Mystery thriller uses bridge master Winkman to solve a murder
Don ven Eisner weaves Jason Winkman into a high stake rubber bridge tale. In a Popular Bridge short story Winkman spots a defense to a five clubs contract, deducing the declarer’s distribution to reveal the killer. A Life Master observes a precise card play that defeats the contract.
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Don Ven Eisner
Hawaii
Jason Winkman
Jason
Popular Bridge
Don
Winkman
South
Seasee card play question on three clubs over two clubs
Bridge discussion unfolds after a partner opens two clubs and bids three clubs over a two clubs response. The responder with ace hearts shows slam interest but no seven bid. The puzzle asks what the correct action is when the bidding shifts to three clubs and invites analysis.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Puzzle
A word puzzle page from an NEA feature titled Enrich Your Vocabulary presents a crossfill of clues across and down. It includes references to Roman emperors, languages, animals, and common phrases, with varying difficulty and multiple wordplay twists.
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Berry's
Bloy
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
Ant
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Ieee
Renee Cee
Peparimeny
Preston Pendergrass
Johnelia Boynton
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Nations
Baytown
Texas
Associated Press
Nex R
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Bratislava
East Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
West Germmany
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North
Asad
EAST
West
Declarer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Vegas
Nevada
Geraint
Island
Java
Apo
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