End of 27 Years of U S Occupation in Okinawa May 15
Okinawa faces reversion to Japanese rule on May 15 after 27 years of American military administration. Businesses fear layoffs, currency and tax changes loom, and residents weigh economic dependency on bases against changes in governance. Leaders hope for a smooth transition with mixed public sentiment.
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Bridge bidding debated in Baton Rouge letter
A Baton Rouge reader discusses an easy no trump game and rebid strategy in bridge. The writer explains point counts for South and North and why South should rebid two no trump as a strong invitation to a game, noting combined points around 25 and the likelihood of nine tricks.
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Militant Rubin Speaks to OU Students in Norman
Social activist Jerry Rubin addressed about 800 students at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. He compared the Vietnamese war to American Indian wars, denounced Nixon, urged street protest at the Democratic National Convention, and received a standing ovation after tomatoes were thrown at him.
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Archimedes on levers and moving the world
A historical remark attributes Archimedes with the claim that given a lever and a place to stand he could move the world, illustrating the power of simple machines in ancient science.
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