Editorial don’t take his advice at Rice University
The editorial blasts Rice University officials for inviting convicted drug advocate Timothy Leary to speak to about 1000 students. It argues the lecture gave legitimacy to LSD advocacy, harms the university’s image, and signals broader dangers of campus discpline erosion and minority mob rule if stern action is not taken. It calls for expelling rulebreakers and restoring academic middle ground.
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Rice University
Timothy Leary
Harvard University
Laredo
Leary
Rice
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Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A fragmented NEA feature titled Try Your Word Power mentions mascuttine appellation idols and a festivity with a parade or event. The readable text references performers or groups and a general festival atmosphere with unclear specifics.
Mao Book Tickles Ol' Henry
Henry McLemore reviews Chairman Mao Tse-tung Quotations in a New York drugstore find. He praises its witty prose and rib-tickling passages, noting comparisons to Salinger and Thurber, plus entertaining quotes about piano playing and pregnancy in a playful, satirical tone.
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U.S
Salinger
Updike
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van Clibimm
Mao
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Bible Verse About Life Through the Son
A fragment from I John 5212 states that those who have the Son have life while those who do not have the Son do not. The line reflects on eternal life and faith through Jesus Christ.
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World Almanac facts on Earth's water supply
The World Almanac states that total water on Earth including oceans, ice, lakes, rivers, soil, rocks and atmosphere amounts to about 326 cubic miles. One cubic mile equals about one trillion gallons of water, and if water were one barrel of 55 gallons the oceans would hold 53 gallons, 1 quart, 1 pint and 3 ounces.
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
In this column Walter C. Parkes quips about spring and youth versus experience. He notes that long-haired scraggly youths are less admirable than older, kindly smiled faces. The piece reads as social commentary on appearance and assumed wisdom.
Final Showdown Over Campaign Checkoff in Senate
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the May showdown over a voluntary income tax checkoff to fund presidential campaigns. Sen Russell Long backs the checkoff. Sen Albert Gore opposes. Background covers families and contributions to Eisenhower and Stevenson, with Wallace's Alabama stance shifting toward Long.
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Doctor's Mailbag: Antibiotics Beat Sulfa for Sinusitis
In chronic ethmoiditis the doctor advises determining if infection or allergy causes the sinus issue. Antibiotics are preferred when infection is present, with injections sometimes more effective than nasal application. Humidifiers help some, avoid overuse of decongestants, and drainage may require washing or surgery.
Weather and Moorish History in Early Philippines
The text notes rainfall as the first measured weather element and traces Moros in the southern Philippines. It states Greeks kept rainfall records since the fifth century B.C. It explains Maros as the term given by Spaniards to Moros, Islamized by missionaries from India in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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Vietnam War Becomes 1968 Campaign Core Issue
Washington AP reports the 1968 presidential race will be defined by intense debate over Vietnam policy. Republicans back Johnson while faulting his handling, with internal splits over tactics and strategy. Nixon and Romney signal cautious criticism, keeping options open as party lines sharpen.
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Vietnam
House
Senate Republican Policy Committee
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Senate
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Saigon
U.S
Squeeze Finish in Open Pairs Final Round
Dick Walsh of Los Angeles delivered a remarkable bridge hand in Seattle's Open Pairs final. West's negative double and subsequent play set up a powerful sequence leading to a double squeeze. Walsh cashed hearts, ruffed clubs, and discarded to force West into losing cards, ending with West squeezed after leading clubs.
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Seattle
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East
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Bridge bidding puzzle with South to act on a weak hand
In a bridge sequence West North East South open 1 Diamonds Pass 2C Pass, South holds a strong hand with ATI065 W2 OR 43 BAQSE. The proposed action is to pass. A two spade bid at this point would indicate a better hand. Today’s question asks what South should do now.
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