Remove Politics From Olympics
Dr. Harry Edwards argues the 1976 Montreal Games face political demonstrations and violence from Quebec tensions British Irish rivalries African anti racism Israel Arab host nation displays. He suggests depoliticizing the Games by banning flags and national anthems to unify athletes under one flag and one anthem. He warns depoliticizing is unlikely but hopes for future progress.
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Harry Edwards
University of California
Quebec
Berkeley
Israel
Intellectual Digest
Edwards
Coffee Dangers Cited By Medical Group In Letter
The Coffee Information Institute prompt a letter noting caffeine as a xanthine drug linked to gastric secretion and peptic ulcers. The AMA cites Goodman and Gilman texts affirming caffeine’s effects and warns coffee and cola may worsen ulcers. James 2:18 quote appears at end.
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Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Panel Heads Powerful Congressional Seniority Penalizes Larger States
A Cuno column analyzes how congressional seniority and committee chair appointments concentrate power, leaving large states underrepresented. It notes that seniority favors a handful of states, while many big states lack chairmanships and see limited influence over key panels.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher Paul Putman and Dwight Moody with Leon Brown and Fred Sartman as staff. It notes executive editor Jim Finley managing editors and lists advertising and classified departments and office staff. The paper is printed at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with subscription rates and postal details. it is a member of the Associated Press.
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Fred Sartman
Bada
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann RB. Pritchett
Ees
Seeee Cere
Torial
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Baylawn
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Vegas
General Advertising Service
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Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Associated Presses
Herrin
Joint Chiefs Expect Reds to Seize South Vietnam
Washington report outlines a secret Joint Chiefs estimate that a cease fire will fail and communists will gain control of South Vietnam. It argues U.S. lives and money spent to prevent a communist takeover may be in vain and cites a political struggle, projections of a final military offensive, and doubts about Saigon’s survival without heavy American support.
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Joint Chiefs
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
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Thien
Pentagon
Korea
Nixon
The $50 Billion Question How Do You Test the Schools
A lengthy examination of the National Assessment of Educational Progress NAEP questions how to measure school value and what or how much schools should teach. It outlines aims challenges public consent and early results across age groups and subjects while noting concerns from teachers and officials over standardized testing and potential curriculum control.
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Inea
America
NAEP
Education Commission of the States
Carnegie Corporation
Association of American Publishers
Paul G. Campbell
Educaional Testing Service
Center For
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