Failures Emphasized in Commencement Speech Critique
Editorial examines Linus Pauling's UC Berkeley graduation address noting stark wealth inequality. It highlights two-thirds of people earning 10 percent of global income and a tiny elite holding 10 percent, questioning whether development relies on impoverishing others. It asks if wealth distribution has improved over 50 to 100 years and critiques the idea that prosperity for the developed world depends on taking from the poor.
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Linus Pauling
College of Social Sciences
University of California
Berkeley
Pauling
Wandering by Wanda Orton Black and blue shoes spark office laughter
A columnist recalls the day she wore mismatched shoes, a blue square toe and a black round toe, at work. The misstep amused colleagues and later her daughter, who offered the calm child’s view that laughter beats crying.
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Wanda Orton
Johnella Boynton
Jan
Government funds to back all white Macon County hospital
Washington grants $750000 to build a new 32 bed hospital for white doctors in Macon County Alabama. The plan doubles as a push to keep black doctors at John Andrew Hospital in Tuskegee, which already serves the county with 140 beds, many empty. Critics say the project inflates cost, bypasses local medical society approval, and favors white clinicians while black care remains underused. A public probe is promised.
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Washington
Alabama
Macon County
John Andrew Hospital
Tuskegee
John Andrew
Macon County Hospital
County Hospital Administration
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Medical Planning Council
Medical Society
Macon County Medical Society
Clay Dean
State Health Department
Macon County General Hospital
Notre Dame origin of bridge skills told through a hand
Oswald recalls learning bridge at home from family players including his doctor father and Aunt Mabel. He describes a classic auction hand where careful card play, ruffing, and trump management preserved entries and achieved the right flow to dummy.
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Oswald
Austin Tomes
Mabel
Jim
West
Bridge Quiz: Double and Raise After Two Diamonds
In a bridge bidding excerpt West North East South show a double by South holding AK732 WAZ KGS BQIE2. If you double and partner bids two hearts, what is your best action next. Also included today are a surface-level card quiz and a mythic note on the lion as a resurrection symbol.
Diet fats and cancer debate letter to Dr Lamb
A reader questions vegetable fats as a cancer risk and cites a 846 man study. Dr Lamb’s analysis shows misinterpretation of data and emphasizes heart disease prevention through polyunsaturated fats, noting long term studies and global patterns.
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Dr. Lamb
The
Dairy Association
Mod Squad concept takes root in police work
Baytown Sun columnist notes the Mod Squad idea expanded from fiction to real life in Waterford Township Michigan where five high school juniors work part time as assistant policemen. They wear uniforms, earn $2 an hour, and perform clerical lab and patrol support duties under juvenile officer Gary Roat as chiefs eye broader use. Lexington Kentucky plans a 15 youth mobile security patrol with unarmed roles to observe and report suspicions.
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Baytown Sun
Mod Squad
Chet Gould
Dick Tracy
Waterford Township
Mich
Detroit
William Stokes
Gary Roat
Lexington
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
Baytown Sun staff lines list editors publishers and department heads. Publication details note The Baytown Sun Inc. operates from 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 77520 and Sunday editions alongside weekday issues.
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putmar
Seagis Babe Shisay Hare
Dwight Moody
Reeseee
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Vocabulary Puzzle Across the Page Facing Clues
A jumble of across and down crossword style clues appears with numbered entries and various hints such as Greek gods and river names. The grid includes references to places like Eden and Celebes, plus terms like perished and expunges, suggesting a newspaper puzzle item listing clues and possible answers.
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Bion
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