Editorials And Features 4 Unfettered Press Offends Some Citizens
The piece argues that a free press, though often offensive to some, remains essential. It cites growing distrust in news media, comments from NBC and CBS leaders, and calls for outside review to reaffirm the press’s public function. It asserts a truly unfettered press will offend some people always and some always, but should not lose public trust.
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Will Rogers
Rogers
International Press Institute
United States
Institute
Reuven Frank
NBC News
Chicago
CBS
Frank Stanton
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
America
Dangers of Asbestos Dust and Its Lung Effects
Medical briefing notes that inhaling asbestos dust causes asbestosis a lung scarring disease with high death rates from lung and digestive cancers. smokers with asbestos exposure face eightfold to twenty twofold cancer risks. prevention via ventilation and quitting smoking urged. Also cites Galatians 2 16 from the Bible.
Greens Opened Ninth-Hole Carpet Golf in Knoxville
The world’s first nine hole course with carpeted tees and greens opens in Knoxville Tennessee. Outdoor nylon carpeting promises bounce and roll like bent grass and the resident pro says putts better than any natural green. Hazards include vacuum cleaners and a carpet tax replacing greens fees.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun operations list staff roles including publisher editor and advertising department. It notes newspaper’s Afternoons schedule, mailing address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas, and subscription rates and mail information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Teans Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Strike force indicts 189 racketeering figures nationwide
Federal strike forces have indicted 189 racketeering figures across cities including Buffalo Detroit Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and Newark as Attorney General Ramsey Clark reports. The effort began in 1967 with Buffalo producing 21 indictments in 1967 and 34 in 1968. Research notes new cancer drug shows promise in animals though human trials pending. The drug polyinosinic polycytidylic acid aims at solid tumors like lung and breast cancers whereas non solid cancers such as leukemia respond poorly.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Department of Justice
Buffalo
N.Y
Detroit
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Miami
Newark
National Institutes of Health
Man
Penalty Is Not Adequate
Paul Harvey argues for harsher punishment for sex offenders and deters crime in Chicago, criticizing permissiveness and courts that release suspects. He cites Richard Speck and rising 1968 sex crime reports, urging mandatory surgical punishment and stronger prosecution to protect victims.
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Paul Harvey
Chicago
Richard Speck
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Nixon aides weigh Hickel conflict as Alaska bid is probed
Washington column notes John Ehrlichman’s conflicts review for Nixon appointees examines Governor Hickel’s Alaska plumbing firm winning a $1 million Anchorage airport subcontract amid four bidders. The piece questions ongoing influence as Hickel would oversee 80 percent of land in Alaska as Interior Secretary.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Senate Interior Committee
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Hickel
Alaska
Anchorage
C. R. Lewis
Lewis
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature- Exotic Birds
Puzzle style list of clues and answers centered on vocabulary themes and bird names, including references to Brazilian macaw and various crosswords style entries across multiple numbered and lettered hints. The page blends wordplay with varied topics, from scientific terms to geographic and cultural terms.
Quick Quiz On Atomic Weights And UN Languages
A quick quiz notes carbon-12 as the standard for atomic weights adopted in 1961 replacing oxygen. It lists five official UN languages Chinese English French Russian and Spanish for proceedings translations. It states the vice president lacks an official residence but in 1966 Congress funded construction.
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U.N
Q—Doen
United States
Congress
Drury Convention Spotlight in a Slam Hand
The Drury Convention, beloved by many players, guides North to bid four clubs for a maximum with slam chances. South chooses bold play toward seven, using trumps and ruffs to reach a favorable overtrick, a textbook expert claim amid the bridge lesson.
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Douglas Drury
Iis
Drury
Jim
Oswald
North
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with no trump choice
The hand shows WestNorthEastSouth with passes and a 2NT bid by South. With AKID5SS VAK QOS O54 and Bb, respond to the two no trump by bidding three no trump. Consider whether to jump at two hearts instead and anticipate partner’s pass. Tomorrow’s answer will explain.
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