Rochester council rejects federal land use controls
The Rochester City Council voted to pay full price for about 100 acres bought from the General Services Administration, preventing federal strings on land use. Mayor Haberman says rental income could recover the cost in about ten years, while praising local independence from federal mandates.
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Indiana
Rochester
General Services Administration
Hochester
Harrison Haberman
Judgment By The Calendar In The U8 Supreme Court Opinion
The article argues the Supreme Court ruling on retroactive applying new murder trial rules post June 22 1964 creates inconsistency. It questions why a prior murder conviction before that date receives no new trial while later cases do. The writer criticizes the Warren Court’s logic and notes public backlash. It also likens the decision’s logic to wartime actions in Vietnam and Cuba.
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Supreme Court
Warren Court
Viet Nam
Cuba
Florida
Investment advice column by Roger Spear discussed
The column addresses a 41 year old reader with retirement income asking if a list of holdings should be changed. It evaluates American Telephone, Public Service Electric and Gas, Great Atlantic and Pacific, Consolidated Cigar, Reynolds Tobacco, and suggests switching to Duquesne Light and Marine Midland. It also offers bond recommendations around five percent yield and invites a subscription for the full four pageInvestEnt Gide.
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American Telehpone
Public Service of New Jersey
Great Atlantic & ‘Pacific
Consolidated Cigar
Reynolds Tobacco
Ace
American Telephone
Duquesne
Marine Midland
New York State
Commonwealth Edison
Balli+ mort Cras Electric
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
N. Y
The Worry Clinic advice column mystery
Dr Crone offers psychology tips on dating and happiness linking Sir Galahad to not rushing marriage. Readers are urged to pursue varied roles, avoid pressuring wedding, and recognize diverse paths to happiness while noting a reverse English dating tactic and how to contact Dr Crane for personal advice.
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Nourwestern
Crane
Ste
Dani
Northwestern
Galahad
Sir Galshad
Rory
Seneca
Iris
The Fruits of Idleness in Britain and America
An opinion essay contrasts idleness with thrift, warning Britain under socialism and America about fiscal folly. It cites The Beatles era, labor unions, inflation, and the War on Poverty while urging renewed emphasis on hard work to avoid national decline. The piece reflects on economic realities, public attitudes, and the need for discipline.
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Great Britain
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
London
Britain
Fagland
England
America
U. S
Johnson
Wilson
Calcium deposits in the shoulder bursa connect to medical debate
A Dr William Brady column notes that calcium deposit findings in the subdeltoid bursa are often secondary to irritation or injury. He argues many doctors overemphasize calcium deposits as causes, sharing a personal tale of bursitis from a wiper accident and a subsequent car crash. He invites reader letters to discuss health topics.
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Yl Nelle
Jeff
Brady
Willam Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Folklore Tricks and Tiny Deceptions by William Wade
The piece describes simple tricks such as blowing air to make a candle flame waver or go out and a large hook moved by air. It explains magnetized cane effects and a chair obstacle challenge for a chocolate bar, plus a quip about a puppy as a playful American saying.
To The Point Will President Johnson Be Wanged
The piece cites Bertrand Russell proposing a trial in absentia for President Johnson and others over war crimes, sparking debate on legality. It recalls Nuremberg precedents, compares past leaders who waged war, and notes Russell’s controversial stance while referencing Burke and the Duke of Bedford.
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Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Bertrand Russell
Lord Russell
Mr. Johnson
Spandau Prison
New Agency of
North Viet Nam
England
Nuremberg
Robert Taft Courages
Lynch
the Duke of Bedford
Russell
Duke
Bedfort
Burke
Hedford
Lynn
Peg
Cor
Famous Naval Dates in July From History Nuggets
A collage of naval milestones and birthdays tied to July dates. Notable entries include the landing of Marines in Veracruz, the U S Naval Academy renaming, Amelia Earhart, David Farragut born near Knoxville, John Paul Jones born in Scotland and buried in Annapolis, Peary’s Polar voyage, and the first American flag raised over California.
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Veracruz
Army
United States Naval School
United States Naval Academy
High Seas
Congress
Pacific
Navy
Aviatrix
Amelia Earhart
David Glasgow Barragut
Knoxville
United States Navy
John Paul Jones
Arbigland
Scotland
Paris
United States
Brooklyn
U.S. Naval Academy
Sly
Robert Peary
New York
Roosevelt
North Pole
California
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Rochester City Counseil
Shortudipe High School
Indianapolis
Musicians’ Union
American Federal of Musicians
Which
Shortridge High School
Clowes Hall
State Symphony Society
Shortridge
WIAN
Madison County
Rogers
Spear
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Svorge D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson Piahdant
Jane Toner
Scott
Charles ¥. Laughlin
Edwin A. Hamley
Stesaly
G. Anderton
Madison
Madirgn
Associated Press
Worry Clinic
George W. Crone
Sen
Mellor
Ind
Thurman
Brady's Health Service
William Wade
Wade
By Russell Kirk
Edmund Burke
Rirk
James B. Martin
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