College leaders discuss athletics amid integration tensions
A fragmentary report notes tension at the college over integration in athletics. The piece mentions coaches, players, and administrators amid claims of bias in hiring and team selection, with references to a conference, possible grievances, and a campus debate. It also alludes to civil rights matters and ongoing enrollment developments.
Presidential Parade 1789 1968 by Clark Kinnaird
A compact historical sketch recounts Rutherford B. Hayes and the 1880 GOP deadlock among Grant Blaine and Sherman. It notes Garfield’s 1880 compromise nomination, Hancock’s bid, and Garfield’s 1881 assassination by Charles Guiteau. Susan Edson attended him. Lucretia Garfield survived 36 years.
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Clark Kinnaird
Rutherford B. Hayes
G.O.P
Grant
James G. Blaine
Maine
Sen
John Sherman
Sen. Sherman
William
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Winfield Hancock
Penn
Garfield
Gettysburg
Hancock
Chicago
Charles J. Guiteau
Susan Ann Edson
Lucretia Rudolph
Hiram College
TV Highlights Friday April 26 1968
Prime time schedule lists five o clock movie Screaming Mimi with Anita Eckberg and murder obsession. Live Fast Die Young stars Troy Donahue about a runaway teen. Tarzan features escaped convicts seeking revenge on a young chief. Down to the Sea in Ships follows a whaling captain and iceberg peril. Pirates vs Cardinals baseball game airs at nine. Guns of Will Sonnett stars Will confronting a young woman’s motives. Bell Telephone Hour features Armstrong Gillespie Brubeck and Lloyd. Tonight Show guests include Shecky Greene and Leslie Uggams. Joey Bishop airs with Andy Granatelli. Late Show Unfinished Business stars Irene Dunn with a small town tale.
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Mimi
Anita Eckberg
Troy Donahue
Tarzan
Richard Widmark
Grandson
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Will Sonnett
Will
Jeff
Bell Telephone Hour
Louis Armstrong
Dizzy Gillespie
Dave Brubeck
Charles Lloyd
Shecky Greene
Leslie Uggams
Clive Barnes
David Merrick
Joey Bishop
Andy Granatelli
Irene Dunn
Prince Charming
Brother
Determining Souths last bid in a bridge sequence
Five bidding cases assess if Souths final bid is possible or impossible given North South West East positions and cue bids. Case 1 allows South to defer trump choice after Norths cue with a strong hand. Case 2 forbids a jump to six after a two notrump response. Case 3 permits a slam bid only if heart control and spade lead conditions exist. Case 4 deems two spades a call to pass and three spades a repeat plea. Case 5 argues South cannot punish a doubtful North by a slam when four spades is a forced contract scenario.
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North
South
Ratind
Rome
CROSSWORD PUZZLE PAGE BY EUGENE SHEFFER
The page presents a mixed crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous entries including types of gratuity and printer terms, plus references to songs and places. The grid shows theme entries like Ocean and South Pacific and various cultural terms.
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Delega Athletic
John
Actice
Satur
U.S
Don Coleformer
Ashion
Gan
Armeacy Ee Delivery
J&f
Chic Young
Mr. Breger
Vearth
Buz Sawyer
Anke
Floss
Eric
Senator Pell
By Roy Crane
U.S. A
Archie
Steve Canyon
Anyon Philerie
Anyon
Anna
Mim
Bob Montana
Milton Caniff
Oise
Your
America
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Anil
Wanton
He Murses Heen
Duce
Ewareen
W.O
Sir Lykom
Ar Yi Ponleeh, ‘Williams H. Engin
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Scott Anes
Cp Nenaon
Om Witchell
Demoocrats
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RinLiAn
N. Miller
Hin
ApEn
Orinet
Dene Besar
Kaxe
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West Pass
Momw &W
Lyrbsdmijc
ULICM
AIVUM
Amlvaig
Eugene Sheffer
Printera
City
ST Arabian
Attic
Ofaray
Hubstusl
Blackbird
Ocean 09 Stakes Ince Een
T. Corded Fabrics
Roman Iurmient
Robou
Alamo
Mohammed
Attlen
Township
Pinch
Horace
Andy Capp
Nera
Ted
Ren Z
Yse
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Beetle Bailey
Reg Smythe
Gaffer
Mort Walker
Hi and
Lois
Trixie
Dik Browne