Rail crossing flashers urged for Anderson Cross St in outlook
Editorial notes that Anderson again pleads with the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads to install automatic flashers at the Cross Street crossing. With 6000 cars daily and a new junior high, safety demands compel, as accidents and even fatalities have occurred. The piece also lauds the Aug 19 Support Our Service Men parade, urging local backing to counter national unrest and support veterans.
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Anderson
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Cross St
Northside
Community Hospital
Vineyard S1
Rales
Federal Aid For The Dodgers- Harder Urges Aid
C Wilson Harder, president of the National Federation of Independent Business, writes to S Shriver head of the Office of Economic Opportunity suggesting Los Angeles Dodgers may need federal aid. He jokes that War on Poverty funds could help owner Walter O Minors?
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C. Wilson Harder
National Federation of Independent Business
Sergent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Los Angeles Dodgers
Shriver
Harder
Bas
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Walter O'Malley
Dodger
War On Poverty Funds
Koufax
Investment tips from Roger Spear for a young bachelor
A reader asks if to switch from Stewart-Warner and diversify into Holiday Inns and Skil Corp. Spear endorses American Hospital as solid growth and notes Copeland and International Minerals have cycles. He suggests moving high risk picks to steadier growth and discusses electric utilities versus gas distributors with names like Brooklyn Union and Peoples Gas Light-Coke.
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Silquld
American Hospital
Tnt National Minerals
Stewart - Warner
Uni
Sal Marion
Copeland
Stewart-Warner
J. A
Copéland
International Minerals
Universal Marion
UVC
Holiday Inns
Skil Corp
L. C. Ati
Brooklyn Union
Peoples Gas
Roger Spear
Roger B. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea, Corp
Buckley critiques California Teamsters wage drive
The piece reviews Dr. Gardner Ackley’s wage guideline stance and contrasts it with the California Teamsters bargaining demands. It notes a $1.05 direct wage rise plus $1.80 in additional increases, fringe benefits including 40 hour weeks, five weeks vacation, and 10 days sick leave, projecting higher prices and lower profits. It cites the Food Employers Council of California and references Jimmy Hoffa’s imprisonment, warning on union power and federal restraint of trade actions.
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Gardner Ackley
Johnson
California
Teamsters
New York
Isle
Joseph R. McCarthy
Food Employers Council of California
Fresno
Calif
Underworld
Jimmy Hoffa
Holfa
Hoffa
Lewisburg Sentosa
Congress
Teamster
Popular Phobias and Rabies Debate in Brady’s Health Service
This column discusses phobias definitions from Webster and Stedman, cites examples like ophidiophobia and hydrophobia, and recalls mad dog scares in Canandaigua. It mentions a Birmingham veterinary study downplaying rabies as a public health issue and notes editorial cautions about reader letters and proper responses.
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Webster
Stedman
Chapel Street
Canandaigua
Board of Supervisors
The Worry Clinic Discusses Surgical Ills and Sex Myths
Dr George W Crane profiles a case of Alice a wife who underwent multiple surgeries seeking a remedy for sexual dissatisfaction. He cites Munchausen like behavior cost of care and urges proper sex education and techniques. The column warns against unnecessary operations and highlights medical negligence and ignorance in marital sex issues.
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Alice G
Crate
Alice
Tony
England
Crane
James C. Doyle
University of California
Hat trick debate in sports terminology shifts through eras
Folklore Shorts writers clash over using hat trick for a single, double, triple and home run in one game while Webster's and Oxford dictionaries weigh origins from cricket to hockey and baseball. A sports editor argues the proper phrase is hitting for the cycle and notes jockey usage as another contested echo.
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Shorts
Oxford
Tshombe Fate Hangs On International Action In Algiers
In Algiers African leaders debate trying the kidnapped Moise Tshombe for crimes against Africa after he led Congo opposition. International law advocates press UN for world habeas corpus while the United States could press Mobutu for Tshombe’s release or commutation of the death sentence.
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Tshombe
International Justice
Algiers
Moise ‘Tshombe
Africa
Cean
Simbas
Russia
Congo
Mobutu
Dope Kirk
United Nations’ Human Rights Commission
Supreme Courts of States
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
American Bar- Association
Ambassador Goldberg
Algeria
United States
Washington
Viet Nam
West
Fea. Corp
Which ship was Columbus' favorite among the three
A historical note lists the Santa Maria, Santa Clara, and Pinta with details. It states the Santa Maria caused Columbus trouble and was not his favorite, while the Santa Clara or Nina is cited as his favored vessel that carried him home safely on the second voyage. The Pinta derives from former owners Pinto.
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Columbus
Santa Maria
la Gallege
Santa Clara
Martin
Nina
Sha
Cuba
Spain
Pinto
Constan
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Laughlin
Raymond A. Eid
Mediton
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Cavalier
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Associated Press
Asociated Press
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Cortier Hulk
William F. Buckley
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Health Department
George A. Denison
J. 0. Dowling
Jeffers Conny Department
Birmingham
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Nort
America
Journal of the American Medical Association
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William Brady
EL Gaming
South Bevletters
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George W. Crane
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