Editorials-Features Most Students Conservative Across Nations
The Daedalus winter issue finds students globally largely conservative despite protests. Activists remain a minority in Latin America and Eastern Europe, with apathy toward communism and politics. in the United States most groups stay small while campus issues drive protest impact. In Japan, most students focus on campus matters rather than national politics, preferring moderate or conservative parties and career concerns.
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Daedalus
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Latin America
Europe
Communist Party
U.S
Japan
Zengakuren
Eisenhower
The
Journal
Soothing Confirming Error in California Speeding Case
A California woman was issued a speeding ticket on the Santa Ana Freeway. Days later the state highway patrol voided the citation stating the speedometer in the patrol car was inaccurate. The form apologized for the inconvenience and she need not appear in Whittier court.
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California
Matt Weinstock
Los Angeles Times
Santa Ana
State Highway Patrol
Whittier Court
Marred Victory Trial of Egyptian Air Chief
An Egyptian military tribunal has sentenced former air force commander Lt Gen Mohamed Sidki Mahmoud to 15 years in prison for negligence that marred Egypt's victory in the June war with Israel. The report notes the victory was marred and hints at harsher fate if more planes had been lost.
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Tribunl
Mohammed Sidki Mahmoud
Israel
Egypt
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style clues form a word power quiz with across and down entries. Entries include protectors, glove parts, celestial firmament, relatives in Spanish, forms and phrases, and various nouns. The grid features clues for languages, objects, and everyday items tied to a word game format.
Editorial staff and managers at Beulah Baytoun Sun
The document lists editors and publishers including Beulah Mae Jackson, Paul Putman, Ann B. Pritchett, and editor and publisher roles such as John Wadley and Preston Pendergrass. It names general manager, business manager, office manager, and editorial department leaders like Benny Holcomb Corrie Laughlin and Dwight Moody.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Aeeee Sen
Preston Pendergrass
Benny Holcomb
Plaudits Due Al's First M E
Edmunds Travis, once boy wonder of Texas journalism, to be honored at 78 with a testimonial dinner in Austin. The Austin Dispatch editor, famed for rapid typing and a pink cherubic face, remains a symbol of public relations work and long service.
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AL Melinger
Telegraph
The
Austin Dispatch
Edmunds Travis
Texas
Austin Statesman
Dispatch
Cub
Austin
Driskill Hotel
Lkely
Travis
This Day In History March 7 1968 Highlights
On this date notable events include Bell receiving the first telephone patent in 1876 Luther Burbank born in 1849 Daniel Webster speech against secession in 1850 the first transatlantic phone call in 1926 Hitler Rhineland order in 1936 US Army Rhine crossing in 1945 and Hoffa’s Teamsters conviction a year ago.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Luther Burbank
Daniel Webster
New York
London
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
U.S
Rhine River
Cologne
Germany
Algiers
John XII
Alexei Adzhubexi
Moscow
Tzvestia
Nikita Khrushchev
James A. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Quick Quiz Facts From The News Enterprise
A set of brief Q and A items explains basic science and geography. The atom is the smallest division of matter and the word means indivisible. The Gulf of Mexico is the world’s largest gulf, forming a 700,000 square mile basin. Israel has two official languages, Hebrew and Arabic. The second epistle of John is the Bible’s shortest book with 13 verses.
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Gulf
Gulf of Mexico
Israel
John
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Bible Verse How Shall We Escape Salvation
A brief biblical quotation from Hebrews 2 3 warning about neglecting salvation spoken by the Lord and confirmed by those who heard him. The verse emphasizes the urgency of accepting the message and the consequences of ignoring it.
Mekong Delta battle shows Viet Cong trap and river attack
In Can Tho the Mekong Delta battle pits U.S. Ninth Army and South Vietnamese forces against Viet Cong in a swampy flood of fire. Navy river monitors and air power join the fight as jets bomb and gunships strike, while surrender leaflets drift down from a psychological warfare unit.
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Jack Anderson
Can Tho
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Saigon
Delta
U. S. Ninth Army
U. S. Navy
Navy
Ninth Army
Air Force
Mooney
Bridge With Jacoby Insights From a Four Club Gerber and a Slam Try
Bridge expert Oswald and James Jacoby explain key conventions in a hand where North with 15 points eyes a slam if partner has a solid no trump. South with 16 points holds three aces and a king, planning 11 sure tricks and potential club trick. Sol Seidman guides the timing, leading West to a successful 12th trick via a diamond finesse after a forced misplay.
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Blackwood
Stayman
Gerber
North
South
East
West
Sol Seidman
Brooklyn
Sol
Fast
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge auction puzzle with spade strength and overcall
In a bridge hand with West North East South bidding showing one spade overcall, South holds AAQST VS2 RI98 AQ53. After West doubles and passes, South must decide actions as partner passes the double and East bids two clubs. Consider a bid of three spades with strong spades and limited double value. Tomorrow’s question asks for the best move given the auction.
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East
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