Common Fallacies in Logic Booklet Appeals to Young Voters
A newspaper notice promotes a booklet titled Common Fallacies in Logic aimed at new voters under 21 and 18-year-olds. It cites David B., a 17-year-old, and mentions fallacies such as Ad Hominem, Guilt by Association, Either Or, and Appeal to the Crowd, urging readers to obtain the booklet with a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
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David
David B
Crane
Northwestern University
Redee
Vonen
Persistence of popular delusions on health and posture
A health column critiques popular beliefs about posture, disinfection, and cough suppression. It argues against chest-puffing as unmanly show, questions adding antiseptics to soap, and warns that coughing should be aided not suppressed. The piece cites medical authorities and offers a cautionary note on calcium and vitamin D recommendations.
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West Point
British Medical Research Council
America
Yankeeland
Shirley Chisholm Seeks Democratic Nomination Plan
Rep. Shirley Chisholm officially entered the Democratic race after winning Pennsylvania governor Milton Shapp’s endorsement. She aims for primaries in Florida and North Carolina and to nominate delegates in Pennsylvania Illinois and Massachusetts while eyeing New York. Humphrey remains a rival in a Pennsylvania facing petition circulation. The piece notes Muskie and McGovern backers and California front-runner chatter around Humphrey per Jesse Unruh.
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Associated Press
Shirley Chisholm
Pennsylvania
Arc Ae
Florida
North Carolina
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
Urg
Milton J. Shapp
Muskie
Shapp
Maine
Chisholm
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Concord Baptist Church
America
Nixon
Huphrey
California
Jesse Unruh
California Assembly
Unruh
Sheik Dies In Gunfire As Coup Fails In Sharjah
In Sharjah a royal palace battle ends with Sheik Khalid dead from a hail of gunfire and rival Sakr bin Sultan surrendering. Sakr bin Mohammed named ruler's successor as Union of Arab Emirates confronts curfews and limited communications. Four others killed. Sharjah, Abu Dhabi officials and oil hopes noted.
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Sharjah
Sheik Khalid
Sheik
Sheik Sakr bin Mohammed
Union of Arab Emirates
Sakr bin Mohammed
Union
Abu Musa
Sakr bin Sultan
Cairo
Persian Gulf
Union of Arab
IGOP Leader Scott Seeks Compromise In Job Legislation
Washington AP report notes Republican Leader Hugh Scott aiming for a sensible compromise in Senate debates over enforcing equal employment legislation. He acknowledged ongoing compromise efforts after a close series of votes and a forthcoming roll call on Dominick's amendment set for Wednesday morning.
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IGOP
Scott
Washington
Hugh Scott
Senate
Pennsylvania
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Desea
Peter B
Dominick
Nixon
House
Court News List of Drunk Driving Fines
A January court list shows multiple defendants with intoxication charges and varying fines. Several entries note speeding reckless driving or fleeing from an officer with fines ranging from 1 to 50 dollars and costs up to 28 dollars. Names include David L Bowling Ruth E Fitch William Moffatt James M Polson John D Carpenter Melvin N Cannell James Throgmorton Elmer C House Mike Hitchens James Taylor and Frank Perry with addresses in Indiana and California connections.
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Ruth E. Fitch
Daleville
Todd
William Moffatt
Palo Alto
Calif
James M. Polson
Brewer John D. Carpenter
E. Mulberry
Melvin N. Cannell
Clark Ist
John S. Throgmorton
Central Ave
Elmer C. House
Mike Hitchens
Raible Ave
James Taylor
W. 25Th St
Frank Perry
Store burglarized in Indianapolis
AP reports a Woolco department store was struck by safe-crackers on Monday, stealing an estimated 20 000 to 30 000 in weekend receipts. Police said two custodians were held at gunpoint as two men pried open the safe, then bound the custodians and locked them in a restroom.
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Indianapolis
Teenagers Charged in Slaying of New Jersey Salesman
Two Adams County men, Robert Lee Perkins aged 18 and James K. Sanford aged 17, are jailed in Marion County without bail after being charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Kenny Winchester, 48, of Sparta New Jersey. Police say an autopsy showed 11 stab wounds to the upper chest in what investigators call an attempted robbery outside an Indianapolis apartment Winchester had taken temporarily. Winchester was employed as a salesman for Wicks Inc.
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Marion County
New Jersey
Robert Lee Perkins
James K. Sandford
Kenny Winchester
Sparta
N. J
Winchester
Indianapolis
Wicks, Inc
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
George W. Crane
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
United States
United States of America
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Shirley
Chisholm Trail
Iran
Long Island
N.Y
Little Italy
Trinity Episcopal Church
Court News
David L. Bowling
Halford St
Robert L. Phipps
E. 13Th St
Schlesde
Sus
Wade
ALAC
Infants
Jcpenney
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