Call for 20 year retirement of air traffic controllers
Sen Smathers and Rep Harris refile bills urging twenty year retirement for air traffic controllers to reduce midair collision risk as aging controllers face declining decisional accuracy in a crowded jet age amid rising near collisions and expert groups backing the move. The administration and industry groups have warned of safety dangers and urged action.
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Oren Harris
Aire
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Flight Safety Foundrjo
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The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Chronology and Aftermath
A 1943 battle between Nazi forces and Jewish fighters in Warsaw's ghetto is examined through Stroop's official report and Shirer's critique. The piece notes 510,322 Jews resettled and Treblinka killings, the ghetto defense with limited weapons, and the uprising's historical significance as a turning point in Jewish resistance.
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Juergen Stronp
William L. Shiver
Poland
Warsaw
Heinrich Himmler
Stroop
Treblinka
Shirer
Raul Hilbere
Israel
Italian doctors strike disrupts health system
In Rome and various cities doctors protest low pay and red tape by cutting ties with a state health insurance network. Thousands march in Taranto and Naples with police clashing with demonstrators. longshoremen also stage a work stoppage delaying shipments.
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Rome
Italy
Senimen
Genun
Federa
Successful Investing Two Ways To Use Your Old Certificates
Roger E Spear explains selling obsolete securities through brokers and lists two New York firms B S Lichtensein Co and R M Smythe Co. He notes small service fees and suggests investing early to boost education and future profit. He mentions a 1963 earnings forecast and a general growth mindset for ambitious youth.
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Oor Veuth
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General Features Corp
Nuclear policy and European unity debated amid De Gaulle tensions
The article surveys Europe’s nuclear strategy amid De Gaulle’s push for French autonomy. It notes Atlantic disunity, NATO cohesion pressures, and calls for Europe to share in nuclear decision making while France remains central. It also reports on local odor and roadwork complaints in Washington areas.
Interallied Nuclear Force and De Gaulle’s Europe Policy
The piece notes an interallied nuclear force easing European disapproval of General de Gaulle’s Europe concept. It states NATO warheads stay under U.S. custody with a U.S. veto, while being deployed under NATO command to reassure quick availability, despite France keeping its own independent capability.
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Indiana study ranks Indianapolis among most integrated cities
The Indiana Civil Rights Commission reported in May that Indianapolis Bloomington and Fort Wayne are among 14 studied cities with more than 99 percent of public accommodations integrated. The survey found Indianapolis surpassing state averages in dining lodging and other facilities while barber and beauty shops lag behind due to technical issues cited by owners.
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UPI
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
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Restaurents
Furthe Renert
Prohibition Party Moves Headquarters to Kalamazoo Midh
The National Prohibition Party announced it will relocate its headquarters this fall from Winana Lake Indiana to Kalamazoo Midh, home of new national executive officer B D Gibson. The piece blends quotations on society and culture from various sources, including John Bademas and Sean O Caseys New York Times.
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Debate on Student Teacher Ratios and College Costs
A professor at Ohio State rebuts critics of student teacher ratios. He argues many colleges with 600 students list 50 faculty, explains Har vard-like private systems, and cautions against sweeping claims that free schooling should end after grade one. He urges balancing theory, budgets, and taxpayer costs.
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Crane
Bec Io
Starvard University
Harvard
Nave
Wen
Tachycardia remedies and Arctic Pole legends mixed
A reader asks about caffeine's effect on tachycardia while a physician notes rhythm disorders and safe remedies. The piece weaves health advice with Arctic Ocean exploration, mentioning the Nautilus voyage under the ice, a ridge near the pole, and a proposed name Panopo for polar dwellers.
Philippians 4 13 as guide to strength by Paul
The message cites Philippians 4 13 as the key verse for strength, urging reliance on divine power from God. It references Romans 8 and Isaiah 40, noting their verses for encouragement before undertaking tasks, and names Julien C. Hyer as the speaker or author of the reflection.
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