Do Adults Misjudge College Students Thinkings On Change
A Louis Harris survey shows adults underestimate student sentiment in six areas. Students appear more traditional and conservative than believed, with 58 percent convinced America is repressive yet 26 percent of the public sharing that view. Fifty-seven percent sympathize with resisting draft, and 51 percent say pollution isn’t taken seriously.
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Girls Close Gap In Teen Driver Education Study
Chrysler surveyed 2,355 driver education instructors in 600 high schools nationwide. Boys lead 52 to 48 percent, but girls show greater seriousness and eagerness to learn. Nationwide, teens who take driver education have fewer violations and accidents, with 20 percent of drivers in the teenage bracket.
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Chrysler Corporation
America
McGee urges fair campaign code in Senate reform push
Senator Gale McGee of Wyoming calls for a Senate ethics code to bar violators and allow victims of a smear ad to pursue court action. He urges accountability for campaigns and notes both parties have erred, while urging winners to drive reform. Buckley column dispute over Lake Okeechobee dredging echoes broader ethics debates.
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Quick Quiz: Brain and sweetness facts from a quiz
The text poses quick questions about brain weights across species. It states humans about three pounds, whales about 4.5 pounds, and elephants about 11 pounds. It defines a soft shell crab as newly shed and soft, and notes saccharin is 400 to 5 hundred times as sweet as table sugar.
Bridge Butcher Chops Up Meaty Small Slam
A bridge lesson from the Newspaper Enterprise Association. South opens a six no trump but misplays to lose a small slam. North wins a spade lead, clubs are finessed, East ruffs, and South cannot recover. The expert notes overconfidence and misjudgment in the play.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Problem: One-Cl ub Opening and Responses
A hands problem asks what to rebid after partner responds one diamond to one club. The prompt notes an ace against you, seven is out, and advise against six no trump. Consider partner may hold singleton heart. evaluate best rebid. Answer Monday.
Verse on God’s foundation and Christ’s followers
A devotional excerpt highlights that God’s foundation remains secure and God knows his people. It urges believers to separate from iniquity when they name the name of Christ, emphasizing moral distinction.
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Baytown Sun Staff and Press Details From The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun staff and publishing details are listed including editor Bill Hartman general manager John Wadley and office manager Ann Pritchett with editorial and advertising departments named. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates. It also mentions Associated Press affiliation and nationwide representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Paul Putman and Dwight Moody.
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Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Hie
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Baytown Sun, Inc
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Dwight Moody
Can We Block Another War
Paul Harvey analyzes Cambodia policy under Nixon as winds shift in Indochina. He notes U S airpower backing Cambodian units, contradicting promises of no redeployment and limited interdiction. He argues the monsoon break could allow movement and warns against a Vietnam-like outcome.
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Baytown Sun
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Today in History and Cambodia War Reflections
On this day in 1970 events span history including Utah ratifying the 21st Amendment in 1933, Martin Van Buren's birth in 1782, Jackson’s re election in 1832, and early aviation in 1919. The piece also reflects U S policy on Cambodia noting $49 million in aid, military actions, and calls for restraint amid potential communist gains. It contrasts political commentary with historical milestones and ends urging measured action over showy demonstrations.
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Youth energy and unity amid unrest noted by leaders
Gen. Omar N. Bradley praised youth involvement at the Bradley Museum dedication, calling it vital for national future and calming turmoil. Malcolm C. Moos compared repressing social movements to a kite fighting wind, urging calm amid campus unrest as he spoke to President Nixon.
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Bradley
Army War College
Malcolm C. Moas
University of Minnesota
Nixon
How's Your Vocabulary Names SA WHUBAY DO Across
Vocabulary puzzle with numerous clues and wordplay items covering Across and Down categories. Entries include singer Jones Muffet Lupino Margarine briny uncles and other varied terms, suggesting a large crossword style grid with multiple short answers and cross checking.
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