Arnie Palmer wins again to joy in Latrobe and beyond
In a tribute to Arnold Palmer, the editorial lauds his golf heroism and universal appeal. It recalls his bold charges on late holes, his sportsmanship, and the broad joy sparked by his victories, especially his back-to-back wins completing a celebrated run. The piece notes fans across Pennsylvania, Iowa, Arkansas, Georgia, Michigan, and Montana sharing in Arnie's triumph.
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Pennsylvania
Iowa
Arkansas
Georgia
Midland
Michigan
Butte
Montana
Arnie
Arnold
Nobel Prize for humor proposed for international relations
Observers at the United Nations say lack of humor fuels international anger. Helmut Lindemann suggests a Nobel Prize for humor in diplomacy, arguing humor strengthens democracy and conscience in nations. Will Rogers is cited as a model of humane humor.
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United Nations
Helmut Lindemann
Lindemann
America
Will Rogers
Education in the 1970s shifts toward accountability
The piece reports on a national push for accountability in American education, aiming to guarantee minimum competencies with performance guarantees for federal aid, a move driven by urban unrest, suburban budget strains, and a demand for student input in planning. It highlights a zero reject concept, reading reforms, and pilot contracts as models.
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Frederick H. Treesh
UPI
New York
James E. Allen, Jr
U.S
Leon M. Lessinger
Lessinger
San Mateo
Calif
Oklahoma
Dorsett Educational Systems
Texarkana
Tex
Span
New York City
Allen
U.S. Office of Education
F*cators
Npt
Aed
Nixon
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Thoughts About Morality Objective rules needed to govern behavior
Two moral views exist: objective standards applying universally and subjective morality guided by conscience. The piece cites the dangers of legalistic rule following and dangerous reliance on conscience, highlighting soldier Meadle's Song My actions under stress to argue for enduring objective moral limits.
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Jesus
Paul Meadle
West Terre Haute
Ind
Mike Wallace
CBS News
Meallo
Song My
Wallace
Meadle
Bethel Area Plans Christmas Program for Dec 21
Bethel will host a Christmas program and free Sunday evening on December 21 at 7 p.m. Committees named include program kitchen and treats with families and individuals listed. Youth Fellowship will decorate the tree on December 7 and a gift exchange is planned. Community members attended celebrations and Thanksgiving visits across Bethel.
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Bethel
Towyn Davies
Dean Sandburg
Mark Campbell
Jr. Knottnerous
Mary Crandall
Ruth
May Gideon
Richard
F. J. Sandburg
Swan Alvine
Dean
Charley Horak
Edwin Wulf
Kathy
Lee White
Syracuse
N. Y
Harry Donaldson
Winfield
Mr. White
Pella College
Erwin Walls
Bridge hand describe North dealer contract setup
North dealer contract setup with North holding 105, AKJ1088, J93, AQJ Q105 KJ1075. East has K94, 173, 8642, 9632. South holds 87632. No further play details provided.
Endplay Lesson From Bridge Hand 1969
In a four spade contract West led hearts and East overruffed the jack. East later realized he should not have overruffed but his post hand remark could not change the result. South and West still made a game. East’s critique came too late to matter.
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South
West
East
King
North-South
Kes Syndicate, Inc
Endplay
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Alf
Isalmon
Walt Whitman High School
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Robert
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Ruth Gideon
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Clarence Walker
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Lena Schmitt
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