Sun Editorial on Scandals at Mexico City Olympics
A Sun editorial critiques the 1968 Olympics scandals in Mexico City, noting the raised fist protest during medals and reports of athletes paid by equipment manufacturers. It traces payoffs from 500 to 14060 dollars, cites IOC and IFAC concerns, and argues that the absence of ideals fuels conflicts and corruption in Olympic sport.
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Mexico City
U.S. Olympic Committee
International Amateur Athletic Federation Council
Dan Ferris
Rome
Plutarch
Solon
Barnard Students Protest Dormitory Guest Rules
Women at Barnard College New York demand dormitory self rule for male visitors. They approve sign in sign out, oppose fixed curfew, citing the example that nine of 280 residents signed guests in but left none in rooms. Many joined for principle rather than presence as a chant of possibility rises.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Editorial snippets question bias and safety in society
A guest editorial questions gender equality and bias in policing and marriage. It notes a female voting right and anti discrimination in employment yet reports wives protesting female officers, arguing safety and proximity. The piece illustrates lingering stereotypes about women and equality. It also mentions air safety using microwave signals to deter migratory waterfowl and a cynical view of politicians and societal roles.
Baytown Sun staff and office details listed
The Baytown Sun announces its editorial and advertising staff roles with names including Hartman Wadley Jackson Putman and Pendergrass. It notes second class matter status at the Baytown Texas post office and standard publication details for The Baytown Sun Inc. headquarters at 1301 Memorial Drive.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
National Manager
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Academic freedom in Texas philosophy clash at UT
Wick Fowler reports on Larry Caroline an UT of philosophy assistant professor whose stormy tenure tops again. University policy allows freedom in discussion but forbids controversial topics irrelevant to method and warns teachers citizens owe restraint. The board of regents chair is questioned for criticizing revolutions as a tool to change the American system.
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Texas
Wick Fowler
Austin
Sam Kinch
Fort Worth
Caroline
Forgotten Minority In USA by Paul Harvey on Farmers
Paul Harvey laments the misperception of farmers as a minority while noting rising costs. He contrasts stubborn rural pride with urban unrest, citing Alliance Nebraska’s growth, education and infrastructure. He recalls the 1968 Chicago convention fallout and stresses farmers keep working, paying taxes, and obeying laws despite rising pressures.
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USA
Paul Harvey Baytens
Sam
Allience
Neb
Sand Hills
Alliance
Chicago
Nebraska
Alfiance
Frontier
United States
America
Walter Reuther
National Farmers Organization
Congressional Probers Criticize TV Coverage of Chicago Demo
Washington report says House Commerce Committee investigators prepared a confidential charting of Chicago Democratic convention TV coverage. They accuse networks of distorting events to hurt Humphrey and boosting police violence, with calls to revoke licenses for network owned stations. The probe cites withheld outtakes, biased editing, and delayed witness access.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Congressional
Chicago
NBC
House Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Daley
Hum
Phrey
Democrats House
Burt
Humphrey
House
Miami Beach
CBS
Sleep Relaxation and Safe Sleep Habits Q and A
A newspaper mailbag on sleep offers guidance: avoid regular sleeping pills as they are habit forming and hinder dreaming. Learn deep relaxation to trigger natural sleep. reclining at night is better than sitting upright to prevent circulation issues. sleep needs vary, with naps helping some. Sleepwalking and talking in sleep respond to quiet pre sleep relaxation.
Bridge Tips by Oswald and James Jacoby
North South vulnerable after two heart responses West opens the auction with two hearts and passes through a 3 level bid Final contract reaches six clubs or spades depending on the lead and hand shape The opening lead shows the defensive plan and the declarer's path to dummy and the end position strategies for counting and signals
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Tomorson
Mighty slam try in spades and clubs leads to squeeze
In a complex bridge play North bids four spades as a slam invitation. South accepts, ruffs clubs, runs trumps, and diamonds, then claims a three suit squeeze after East discards. West is squeezed by hearts and clubs, and East is squeezed to give South the winning trick.
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North
South
West
East
Dummy
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Across Down
Puzzle fill with mixed clues and wordplay across many categories. Includes references to languages animals places and common terms challenging readers to map across down entries and complete the grid.
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Fred Hartman
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John Wadley
Beulsh Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
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Gene
Piles
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Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
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Life Among
Television
Ivan Tors
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National Association For Better Broadcasting
Bert Sugar
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