Wind of Change Seen in Law Student Attitudes
A Gallup Redbook poll of 137 graduating law students at 20 top schools shows 7 percent aiming for large corporate careers while 66 percent want easier divorce laws and 72 percent favor abolishing capital punishment. Most favor treating drug addiction as social not criminal, with Ralph Nader as the most admired figure and John Mitchell least.
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Gallup Organization
Redbook Magazine
Legal Aid Society
John Mitchell
Ralph Nader
Triumphs in Elements From Ancient Earth to Modern Science
A U S Geological Survey scientist William L Newman notes that humans now seek sources for more than 80 elements, up from a few dozen in the industrial age. In the last decade 16 elements gained industrial use, spurring advances in color television and lasers as 104 elements are recognized, with many short lived isotopes. Newman predicts broad future uses by the end of the 1970s.
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William L. Newman
U.S. Geological Survey
Newman
God
Spy Planes Over China Raise U2-Era Risks
American crews fly SR-71 reconnaissance jets from Kadena Air Base Okinawa to photograph China while wary of new radar and missiles. The piece recalls the 1960 U-2 incident with Russia and notes pilots risking life to obtain film, parachute drops, and coded transmissions. It also covers government bid to rate drug education films, finding many scientifically unacceptable, and critiques misinforming campaigns.
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China
Russia
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Red
Kadena Air Force Base
Okinawa
Kadena
Air Force
National Co-ordinating Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information
National Institute of Mental Health
Pentagon
Baytown Sun masthead and staff list
The text shows the Baytown Sun masthead with editor Leia and Publisher John Wadhey and staff names including Fred Hartman Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pende Johnella Boyni Paul Putman Dwight Moody Leon Brown and R. J. Grimes. It lists office management duties and advertising departments and notes publication details, mail rates, and Associated Press rights.
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Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Leia
Jacoby Transfer Shows How No Trump Helps Declarer
North held 15 high card points in a no trump opener and with three tens and two nines she found potential for a slam. South had strong values and heart length but overbid when jumping to slam. A spade lead against the contract produced a setting trick after the spade finesse failed, leaving South bitter about partner's 15 points and the failed line.
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North
South
Bridge Challenge: What to Bid After 1NT Response
In this deal West North East South: doubling and passes lead to a question for South holding spades four and bidding hearts. South has Q98 in spades with AK1042 in clubs and diamonds. The suggested action is to bid four spades as a practical overcall, despite not inviting a slam, with two cards in reserve. Tomorrow the answer clarifies whether three spades was preferable when partner supports notrump.
Across 56 Office 1 and eggs furniture for breakfast
A cryptic clue style word list featuring across and down entries with various definitions. It includes terms like silkworm, drunken etc, plus hints toward answers such as legal point and food items, forming a crossword style puzzle.
Plot Economy Script Shows Hopeful Path for 1971
AP reports on the 1971 economy plot released with goals of full prosperity without inflation. Alfred Hayes of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York warns against rapid expansion and urges a simple temporary incomes policy with clear targets. The President rejects wage price guidelines, hoping to curb inflation while seeking higher activity.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Alfred Hayes
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hayes
Preakness Stakes Named After Pimlico Winner
Quick quiz highlights racing history noting the Triple Crown race named for Pimlico’s Dinner Party Stakes winner, now the Dixie Handicap, about a century ago.
Welles Critique and Nixon Passport Quip Stir NYC Prowl
Orson Welles comments on border policy calling a diplomatic visa effect and joking that there is no law against filling Nixon's name on a death or accident notification field. Rogers Marton urges mayor to address New York City problems rather than self promotion.
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Orson Welles
Safed
Nixon
New York City
Rogers Marton
Beware Quacks Offering Cures for Arthritis
A newspaper advisory explains osteoarthritis is common with age and wear on joints. It notes aspirin helps pain, clarifies there is no cure, warns against quack remedies, and urges consulting a doctor for guidance.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bible Verse on Whosoever Will Save Life
A devotional verse from Mark 8 35 proclaims that those who seek to save their life lose it while those who lose life for Jesus and the gospel gain it. The saying emphasizes sacrifice and faith in Christian doctrine.
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