Campus stage reveals social troubles and reform calls
UPI reports at the American Newspaper Publishers Association convention, Dr. Malcolm C. Moos argues campuses mirror society and must foster student participation in governance. He warns higher education faces peril if it does not flex to student reform while urging faculty and press to listen to youth.
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H. D. Quigg
UPI
New York
Malcolm C. Moos
University of Minnesota
Moos
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Newspaper Publishers Association
TV violence prompts debate on effects and policy
At a Peabody Awards luncheon and in interviews, figures from politics and media discuss television violence and its impact on viewers and society. They note high ownership of sets, long viewing hours, and the need for university leadership to strengthen governance and unity.
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New York
Paul Porter
FCC
Tommy Smothers
Congress
United States
Nicholas Johnson
Transit
Peter P. Lejins
U.S
Albert Bendura
Stanford University
Reuven Frank
NBC News
Simple Cardplay in Bridge: Crossruff Wins and Teaches Strategy
In a bridge lesson, a student wins the first trick with the ace of clubs then ruffs diamonds and uses a crossruff with hearts and diamonds. The professor notes 11 high card points and a six card suit justify an opening two spades, suggesting crossruffing to secure the contract and avoid overtricks.
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Dummy
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
TV listings and a new Bormann survival claim
A 1969 television schedule lists programs through the evening hours. In the same dispatch, Amsterdam confirms a forthcoming book by Yves van Doder arguing Martin Bormann is alive in South America, written with help from an associate who aided his escape.
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Amsterdam
UPI
Martin Bormann
South America
Yves van Doder
Tin
Bormann
TV Listing Highlights May 7 Schedule with Celebrities
A dense day of daytime and late afternoon programs lists stars like Doris Day Julia and Lucille Ball. The grid shows CBS NBC and ABC lineups from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. including news, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, and movies.
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Jimmie Rogers
Chucho Avellanet
Doris Day
KNXT
Lennon Sisters
Marshal Dillon
Mariana
CBS News
Fallaste Corazon
Alfred Hitchcock
Dick Tracy
LaLanne
Santa Barbara
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Corris
Joan Rivers
Virginia Graham
General Hospital
Felix the Cat
Mike Douglas
Hobo Kelly
Lucille Ball
Hazel
Red Skelton
Johnny Carson
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