Spying Exercise Ties Nuclear Talks to Geneva Pact
Spying on the British by 80 U.S. Army and Air Force officers will last three months and feed a report to the United Nations Disarmament Conference in Geneva. Observers will watch 90,000 British troops over 2,000 square miles with jeeps cameras sensors and aerial reconnaissance. The UN later will consider a draft treaty on nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. President Johnson hailed the pact as a historic disarmament milestone amid Cold War tensions.
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Geneva
Paul Ward
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Assembly
United States
Britain
France
China
Argentina
Brazil
India
Portugal
Spain
Albania
Red China
Cuba
Tanzania
Zambia
Johnson
How About Passengers Protecting Transit Riders
The inquiry asks how to shield bus passengers from risks amid reports that Washington drivers carry scrip instead of cash to avoid bites and assaults. Experts discuss passenger safety measures as a parallel concern needing solutions.
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Washington
Strikes Reach Peak First Quarter 1968 Impact
Frequent strikes in early 1968 numbered 3 130 involving 573 000 workers. They cost the national economy 9.9 million man-days of working time, the highest first-quarter total in 18 years.
Petroleum firms ally with mining ops spark high speculative tilt
Canadian Industria Gas & Oil emerges as a sleeper stock after a 1985 merger spree. The firm, with about 9 percent held by Northern & Central Gas Co., has seen shares rally to a recent all time high near 17 percent from April. A Wales mineral discovery of silver, zinc, lead and copper plus oil diversification adds to speculation. Analysts note sleepers rise on informed buying, potential future profits, and favorable dividends. Roger Spear’s guide urges careful insight and market trends for investors seeking undervalued names.
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Canadian Industria Gas & Oil
Rorouto Exchange
Northwest
Canada
Rainbow-Zama
Attic Islands
North Sea
Wales
Northern & Central Gas Co
Asia
Roger Spear
Coumn
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Box
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen
Fea, Corp
Welfare in New York City and the welfare reform debate
A 1968 analysis argues that welfare abuse and growth plague urban areas led by New York City. It cites a 40 percent welfare share, a 90 percent rise in home relief, and criticism from Teamsters on incentives. The piece warns that federal court rulings turn welfare into a right, risking inflation and tax burdens, while advocating reform focused on genuine unemployment and limited aid.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
New York City
Teamsters Joint Court
Ci 16
Aloke
Joint Council
Teamsters
New York
Puerto Rico
California
Florida
Poduni
Podunk
Poduck
Saul Aliislys
James Bevels
America
Gen
Fea, Corp
Charley Horse Injury Explained by Dr Brady
A medical explanation of charley horse or pulled muscle injuries detailing tear and rupture of muscle fibers, common names, symptoms, healing timeline, and treatment. It notes strain during sudden intense exercise, the formation of a lump, potential scarring, and a gradual return to activity with heat, massage, and staged movement guided by Dr. William Brady at 625 E Camino South Beverly Hills California.
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Srady
William Brady
625
ET Camino
Beverly Hill
California
Church Camps Build Teens Leadership and Independence
Dr. George W. Crema discusses church camps as tools for teen independence and future church leadership. Lessons stress teenagers’ autonomy, bonding in homogeneous groups, and training leaders to inspire noble pursuits, with mothers urged to trust and support their children’s camp experiences.
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Mamma
Fey
Oime
Galus
Atending Church
Folklore and a Lesson on Substitution in Public Speaking
William Wade Amam discusses the prudence of not substituting for another speaker. He recalls a past experience where a replacement was judged inferior, underscoring the value of presenting a trusted, prepared program. A humorous Master of Ceremonies moment follows, highlighting audience perception and speaker worth. An American saying closes the piece about remorse and shine.
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Amam
Stepia
Arose
Fea
Corp
Harvey's Rules for Hosting Visiting VIPs at Events
Practice punctuality for guests from different time zones and arrange a single host to guide each VIP. Introduce briefly with researched notes, keep it brief, and step aside after speaking. Ensure stage access, lighting preferences, and comfortable surroundings. avoid distractions or discomforts from hosts or stagehands. Encourage polite final remarks and safe, considerate exits with minimal germs and no autograph overload.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roberts
Harvey
Walter
Shipwise by James B Martin
Question why deaths occur in shipwrecks and sunken submarines despite advanced navigation and automation. Answer notes the persistent human element, cites historical crises, and reflects on vessels like Nash’s Ark and Birch Bark canoe as symbols of perfect craft. Mentions Alexander Starbuck and sea history while musing on forgotten risk.
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America
Lincoln
Alexander Starbuck
American History of American Whale Fishery
Ben Gills
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