Editorial view prompts study of animal farming ethics
The piece argues psychologists should study public attitudes toward wildlife hunting versus industrial slaughter of domestic animals. It cites Maurice Stans detailing Pribilof seal harvesting practices, noting selective, humane methods, population management, and economic dependence of Aleut residents, and rejects claims of inhumane or indiscriminate slaughter.
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American Humane Assn
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Comic Books as Weapon in GI Drug Fight Draws Fire
The Pen tagon pushed a propaganda comic titled Beware the Booby Trap to deter drug use among GIs and children, drawing criticism from Vice Admiral Mack who called parts of the piece ludicrous and warned it undermined credibility. The report also covers NASA astronauts publishing stories with the New York Times and Jack Sullivan’s firing amid Brewster bribery allegations and Delta Theta Phi fraternity audit findings.
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W. P. Mack
Defense
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Jack Sullivan
Dan Brewster
Sullivan
Brewster
Joseph Montoya
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Johnson
Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity
Pinpointing ovulation and cosmetic options discussed
A medical Q A covers using basal body temperature to time ovulation and notes variability of cycle lengths. It explains how higher sperm counts aid conception and suggests abstinence before ovulation. The piece also advises plastic surgery for leg scar concealment and offers alternatives like hosiery and body stockings.
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Dr. Lamih
Bridge players recall a dramatic heart hand
A card game tale shows West leading hearts king queen jack and East overruffing after South ruffs. South wins with dummy's ace and aims to discard clubs, but West ruffs the second lead. The deuce of spades narrates a hero’s near glory as South could have shifted the diamond game to a triumph.
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South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Grand slam decision in spades or no trump
In a bridge bidding sequence West North East South Pass 1C Pass 2C Pass 3C Pass 4C Pass 5C Pass 6C Pass 7C, South holds SA K87 WAZ OKQS BKE13. The question asks whether to declare seven spades as a grand slam or switch to seven no trump. Today’s question notes partner jumps to four spades over two spades and asks for the best plan. The answer appears tomorrow.
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West North East
Vocabulary Puzzle Across and Down Clue List
A mixed crossword style grid clues set with across and down hints including names and terms such as Jesus miracle, Yellowstone, Dutch city, Visigoth king, and goddess figures. It lists various partial entries, language cues, and thematic wordplay for solvers.
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Park
Yellowstone
Colorado National
Black-Eyed Pea Jamboree Cook-Off in Athens Texas
Athens hosts the Black-Eyed Pea Jamboree and Cook-Off at the National Guard Armory with over 4000 prizes. Entrants compete in three recipes with top prizes including a color TV, a Kelvinator fridge, and gas ranges. Entry is free. judged Friday to Sunday with Lt. Gov Ben Barnes headlining Friday night events.
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Athens
National Guard Armory
Walter Cook
Nations Guard Armory
Wick Fowler
Charles Bush
Tex
Henderson County Junior College
Texas
Ben Barnes
Ben
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