Wave of campus lawsuits spurs calls for stronger university action
Editorial and feature text warn that a coming wave of lawsuits may target college administrations, boards, and law enforcement over campus violence. They cite nondissenting students and taxpayers as potential plaintiffs and note Columbia University is already facing suit over riots. Senator Williams decries employer tax delinquencies and calls for names of offending firms.
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Nixon
Fred E. Inbau
Americans For Effective Law Enforcement
Inbau
Northwestern University
Boards of
Facult
Columbia
Indau
Sen
John J. Williams
Delaware Republican
Williams
Sune
Planning and Preps Mitigated Midwest Flood Damage
Federal, state and local agencies credit advance planning with averting massive flood losses amid spring Midwest floods. Officials estimate about 250 million dollars in damage prevented while Army Corps of Engineers deployed sand bags and dikes, and Red Cross supplied meals. Governors praised coordinated response as crews prepared for future river basin safeguards.
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Washington
Midwest
Army Corps of Engineers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Red Cross
Frederick J. Clarke
Army Engineers
Clark
House
Senate Public Works Appropriations
Office of Emergency Preparedness
American Red Cross
Foresight
Dakotas
Minnesota
U.S. Weather Bureau
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Harold Lewander
Warren P. Knowles
California
Sierra Mountains
Doctor’s Nmailbag on Dandruff and Eosinophils
Reader questions on dandruff treatment and seborrheic dermatitis with advice to use dandruff shampoos and topical betamethasone for facial and chest lesions. Also covers normal eosinophil ranges and causes of elevation, plus a note on copper in the body and its unclear role.
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun staff list includes editors and publishers such as Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett and Prenton Pendergrass. The paper is edited and published at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with weekly and Sunday editions and monthly carrier rates listed.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Eeenes
Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin
Co .S
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun,“Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Haytown
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Defense and industry must coordinate for optimal readiness
Senator Richard B. Russell, chair of the Appropriations Committee, argues there is nothing inherently wrong with close coordination between defense and the industrial complex. He says such cooperation is essential to keep defense at optimum levels of preparedness.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Appropriations Committee
Brave Boy Kane Hancock Saves His Own Life
Kane Hancock of Pendleton Oregon saved his life after a furnace explosion using first aid training from his Boy Scout merit badge. With one hand injured, he guided his brother to summon help and calmed his mother. He later returned home to deliver papers, showing fortitude and optimism despite the accident. The column also notes historic dates Jamestown founded 1607 and Mexico War declaration 1846.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Young Kane Hancock
Pendleton, Ore
Kone
Miles Hancock
Kane
Kane Hancock
Pendleton
Backstage Hassle Over Otepka Signals Political Clash
Washington voices reveal a push by Senator Dirksen to confirm Otepka to the Subversive Activities Control Board despite questions from Kennedy and Tydings. A broader drive to create a new security network with Otepka at the top is alleged, tying him to neo Nazi links via the Liberty Lobby. The plan includes reviving the board and passing an Internal Security Act to empower a central security agency under Otepka.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Otte Otepka
State Department
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett Dirksen
Otepka
Subversive Activities Control Board
Nixon
Dirksen
Sens
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joe Tydings
Maryland
Sen
Dodd
Sen. Dirksen
Kennedy
Tydings
Jim Eastland
Dmiss
Liberty Lobby
Olepka
Willis Carto
Both
Imperium
Senate
Bridge Tips by Oswald and Jacoby in North KBs
A bridge hand analysis from a continent-wide charity event shows the South overbid to two no trump, North bid to game, and East-West securing a two heart contract. South later wins nine tricks in diamonds with careful play and finesses, ending with three no-trump making and no overtrick.
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Feast
South
North
West
East
Ace
Dummy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding problem from four spades or hearts dilemma
In a standard auction West North East South open with a seven no response. South holds A G S W R Q N 8 T and K Q I B A G. You as South choose to bid four spades or four hearts. In duplicate play four spades is common, in rubber bridge four hearts is chosen due to honors. Today you bid four spades and North raises to five spades. tomorrow’s answer awaited.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across 1
Across clues mix everyday terms with literary and historical references. The puzzle lists multiple definitions and wordplay targets spanning personal names, common objects, and abstract ideas, inviting fill in the blanks for a themed vocabulary enrichment feature.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Che Baytoun Sun
Prenton Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Advertising Department
Uila
Jamestown, Va
U. S
Mexico
David Berger
Philadelphia
Justice Corps
Peace Corps
District Attorney's
Berger
Chet Walker
Philadelphia 76Ers
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Berry World
MEA, Inc
Heyerdahi
By Oswald
James Jacoby
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Eas West
T. Fass
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Sally
Aria
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