Editorial Stoppage at Columbia Touched Off Action
The Columbia University campus sit in by 600 to 700 students ended with 638 arrests after a 2 45 am police raid injuring several. President Kirk refused amnesty, warning it would erode university rules, while critics urged earlier police intervention and blamed Mayor Lindsay for delaying. The piece urges firm, principled campus governance to prevent future clashes.
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Columbia University
New York
WM Synths
Harlem
Greyson Kirk
Kirk
Columbia
Tho
John V. Lindsay
Bill Blanton Good Chairman
The best compliment you can pay W N Bill Blanton is that extremists on both sides seek his scalp as he seeks a second term as Harris County Democratic Executive Committee chairman. A Houston attorney with 17 years of precinct work he rose to the role two years ago and has shown fairness and resolve. He served in World War II as artillery and a Bavarian governor, then practiced law with Butler Binion Rice and Cook and worked briefly as assistant attorney general. The Baytown Sun endorses his re election for new East Harris County voters.
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Bill) Blanton
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
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Houston
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Europe
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Baytown Sun
Frankie Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Sinatra
Fontainebleau
Big Brothers
Washington
Charlie Cohen
American Legion
Tommy Dorsey
Frank
Dorsey
Cohen
District of Columbia
Cohert
Bobbysoxers
Art Buchwald
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Vietnam
Hhe
Humphrey
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Alabama
Wallace
Negroes Gain Political Power
Associated Press reports that Negroes are gaining political power as new central city districts in Cleveland and Gary are creating opportunities for Black lawmakers. The piece traces historical milestones from Adam Clayton Powell to Edward Brooke, notes census-driven redistricting potential after 1970, and highlights rising Black populations in major cities, with Powell as a key figure in the current Congress.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Congress
Chicago
South Side
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pwo
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Newark
N.J
Baltimore
Stokely Carmichael
H. Rap Brown
Powell
Baytown Sun masthead and masthead details
Baytown Sun Inc publishes from 2301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520 with daily and Sunday editions. The paper lists editorial and advertising staff roles and notes republication rights and association with the Associated Press.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Verse Quote From Matthew 16 26
The verse asks what profit a person has if they gain the entire world but forfeit their soul. It emphasizes spiritual value over material wealth and reflects Jesus teaching on priorities and eternal consequences.
They're Not One And Same They're Not One And Same
Baytown Saw Columnist Paul Harvey argues that Americanism and the incumbent administration are distinct, praising the Constitution as a blueprint for orderly life. He says criticism targets leaders, not Americanism, and urges focus on strengthening American values amid generational discontent.
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Paul Harvey Baytown
White House
Congress
Florida
L.bj
U.S.A
King Slayer Suspect's delinquent start to crime outlined
Washington column traces James Earl Ray from a ninth grade theft at Ewing Missouri to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. It links juvenile delinquency and family structure to crime, notes Sinatra's Capitol visit for Big Brothers, and comments on Hubert Humphrey's Mississippi trip and political shifts.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King
United States
Ray
Ewing, Mo
Carlyle Washburn
America
Big Brothers
East Side
New York
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Enrichment
A list of crossword style clues and answers covering painter materials, nuts and bolts of imagery, and various terms. Includes clues like paint board, main artery, ancient tone and other labeled hints. Names such as Robert Downey Jr appear in the context of clues.
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Nicknam
Bern
Lead of a Singleton in Bridge From 1930 Advice
North East South West play a tactical bridge analysis by George Kling from the Bridge World article The Lead of a Singleton. It recounts a hand where Kling opens clubs and avoids double, then shifts to a singleton diamond to defeat the contract. The piece notes an alternative line and its risks depending on heart and diamond honors.
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George Kling
Poday
Bridge World
George
East
Mr. Kling
South
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Four Spades Bid in Senscad Q The Card Game
In a bridge bidding puzzle West and North pass East doubles again you pass West bids five clubs and North East pass You now choose a final action in the four spades contract and the puzzle asks for the best continuation with the bidding sequence given Today’s question awaits tomorrow’s answer.
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Aastel
May Day history highlights 1968 edition
May 1 1968 marks the 122nd day of the year 244 remaining. Notable events include 1888 Dewey naval victory at Manila Bay, 1873 penny postal cards sale, 1893 Columbia Exposition opening, 1931 Empire State Building dedication, 1935 Haile Selassie fled Addis Ababa, 1944 Stalin order for allied effort, and 1945 Hitler death announced.
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Associated Press
Adm
George Dewey
Manila Bay
U.S. Post Office
Chicago
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
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