White House Conference on Education criticized as malfeasance
Dr John K. Glen, former Harris County Medical Society president, charged the federal government acted in malfeasance in funding and planning the White House Conference on Education. He urged Texans to oppose sending a delegation and called for keeping $900,000 at home. Local groups debated procedures and financing public schooling as meetings discussed educating efforts nationwide.
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Triple raise misread leads to poor slam attempt in bridge lesson
In a Washington briefing, Culbertson explains that a spade jump from one to four may signal a strong hand after a pass. The North hand’s overambitious leap misled South, who refused a slam, while a three spade raise would have warned of better distribution. Separately, the Navy announced Lantphibex, a major amphibious drill Oct 19 to Nov 9, simulating both offensive and defensive nuclear weapon use with 80 ships, 517 aircraft, and 42,000 personnel.
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