It's That Time Again Editorial On Highway Safety
A reflective piece urging careful driving during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. It emphasizes that America’s Independence Day traffic danger is driven by drivers, not cars, noting 56000 highway fatalities yearly. It calls for sober, alert, considerate driving and a shift toward safety consciousness.
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America
United States
Ecumenism At Uppsala World Council Assembly Opens
The World Council of Churches plans its largest ever meeting in Uppsala starting July Fourth, hosting 200 representatives from 932 churches in 9 countries for under three weeks. Notable participants include Lord Caradon James Baldwin and Barbara Ward, with Vatican observers and Rome sending 15 designated observers.
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World Council of Churches
WCC
Uppsala
Fourth Assembly
Lord Caradon
Brittan
United Nations
James Baldwin
World Council
Amsterdam
Evareston
New Delhi
Sweden
Life and Work
Stockholm
Nathan Soderbjern
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Asia
Africa
Europe
Latin America
Australia
Vatican
Roberta Tucci
la Cixilla Cattolica
Vatican UH
New York
Rome
Successful Investing Advice For Seniors Sixty Five Plus
Senior citizens on Social Security own a home and E bonds with $30,000 in savings. A reader asks how to invest $3,000 for income and growth. Suggestions include buying a joint and survivor annuity with held-back emergency funds, or exchanging E bonds for H bonds to yield 4.25 percent at maturity. Consider options in American Telephone or Teanevo.
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U.S. ‘Treasury Department
Tate
Teaneto
Equitable Gas
Ohio Edison
Hansia
Roger Spear
Aspage
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box 1618
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Fea, Corp
Why gun control has become an ideological issue
The piece argues gun policy splits along liberal and conservative lines with NRA as a major but not sole influence. It cites polls, proposes reforms like universal checks and cooling-off periods, and notes conservatives fear state expansion while liberals push individual rights and stricter controls. It discusses regional gun use data and practical enforcement concerns amid a broader rights debate.
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National Rifle Association
NRA
New Republic
Buckley
National Review
New York ‘Times
Mississippi
Texas
Florida
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
East River
United States
American Civil Liberties Union
Health first aid cautions against overuse of antiseptics
The author argues plain soap and water is superior for cleaning wounds from animals birds or humans. He criticizes antiseptics for hindering healing, urges thorough washing, surgical deburring, sterile dressings, and tetanus prophylaxis with toxoid or antitoxin, and notes cauterizing wounds with acids is dangerous and unsupported.
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Metropolitan Heart
Graduation Ceremony Of Flowers Claims Final Farewell
Melba D aged 42 questions family pressure to cremate and skip flowers for her husband Harold's funeral. She argues flowers honor the deceased and links funerals to a spiritual graduation, citing Beecher and others while urging support for cancer care. The piece promotes a bereavement booklet and requests 0c for return postage.
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Cash G.sis
Melba D
Crane
Harold
Cancer Fund
Jesus
Lazarus
Christ
Jooks
Crist
Henry Ward Beecher
Jess
Georga
Folklore Raymes and the teaching of music keys
The text presents mnemonic verses about key signatures and solfege for learning music. It mentions G major, C, D, and F major, sharps and flats, and a choral guideline about chord tones. An aside notes an odd saying about an ass and books.
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Independence contrasts Britain's colonies with Afro Asian revolutions
The piece argues that American independence in 1776 was a constitutional grievance against monarchical rule, unlike mid 20th century Afro Asian revolutions driven by nationalist ideology. It contrasts republican government with despotic rule, noting Ho Chi Minh's regime as an example and dismissing sympathy for communist liberation claims.
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Britain
Crain
Partiament
France
Netherlands
Seay Agoog
Asia
Africa
Arthur Schlesinger Sr
Indonesia
Sukarno
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Edmund Burke
New England
Virginia
America
Afria
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Mich
Son
Ho Chi Minh
England
Fea
Corp
Launching of an aircraft carrier on a Navy day
James B. Martin portrays a Navy Challenge pamphlet scene aboard a carrier. Soldiers of the flight deck wake before dawn, prepare to launch jets, and feed 12,000 meals as test launches push the ship into the morning grind. The anonymous voice orders crew to ready gear and motors hum with wind and catapults.
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Navy Challenge
Navy Bureau of Information
Carler 2
Innes
Biot
Geo Onis
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