Age Is A Bar To Equality In Retirement Policy
Editorial argues mandatory retirement is outdated and unfair to the 65 plus generation. Dr. Irving S. Wright of Cornell University contends many seniors remain productive, want to work, and deserve self-worth, while current social supports and Social Security disincentives hinder extended work and funding.
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New Intellect Test Reveals Appliance Noise Irritates Some
University of Michigan researchers exposed volunteers to appliance like noises and found college educated individuals are more bothered by the sounds. Those most bothered were graduates without high incomes, while those with a diploma differed from peers who did not.
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Institute of Science and Technology
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature Across and Head Quiz
A fragmented word puzzle from a NEA feature presents a crossword style set of clues across and down. It includes entries like Florida places and people, weather terms, and various definitions, with many numbers and partial phrases.
Hartman Wadley and Pendergrass in local notices
The text lists names Che Baytoun Sun Fred Hartman Beulah Mae Jackson Paul Putman and others with roles editor publisher general manager business manager managing editor office manager and corrie laughlin. No events or actions are described beyond bylines and job titles.
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Preston Pendergrass
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Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
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Most Of Dropouts Are Boys
New York essay notes that most dropouts are male and explores youth rebellion against schooling. The narrator recalls Tom, a top dropout who left a carnival to return and influence peers, and reflects on expectations, masculinity, and choices between work and college.
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W.mington
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Charleston
D.C
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Carnival
Library of Congress perm keeps one copy of every US book
Question and answer explain that the Library of Congress does not retain every publication. The librarian selects which books and articles join the permanent collection and which go to reserve or disposal. The text also mentions the baseball strike zone defined by MLB rules as the area over home plate between the shoulders and knees.
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Texas
Library of Congress
United States
Librarian of Congress
Wspdper Enterprise Association
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Caniter Hill
Congress
Oil and Gas Journal
Oil depletion loophole eyed as tax reform path
Washington column argues closing oil depletion allowance could fund Vietnam war, cut income taxes perhaps by half, and end up raising revenue by sealing loopholes. It outlines 273 percent write offs, billions lost yearly, and oil industry arguments while noting political ties and patriotism rhetoric.
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Johnson
Congress
Treasury Department
Paul Douglas
Senate
Douglas
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Removal of Dead Teeth Is Your Dentist's Decision
Dear reader, a reader asks if removing nonvital or dead teeth can prevent disease and affect health. The dentist explains there is no medical basis for routine extraction to prevent systemic illness, favors root canal therapy when needed, and notes nonvital teeth can function as well as vital ones after proper treatment.
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D.D.S
Tony
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
A critic notes the sting of restaurant prices amid wartime dining as soldiers pause from battle to mark the Prince of Peace birthday, pondering irony and expense.
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Women on Bus and in Church Find Chivalry Amusing
In a crowded bus a group of women note that chivalry remains a running joke as they share amused glances. A woman who slipped off her tight shoes during a church service later recalls the minister delivered a swell sermon that resonated with the congregation.
Bible Verse Verse About The Books Of Life
A biblical verse describes the dead standing before God with books opened, including the book of life, and the dead judged from what is written in the books by their works. Revelation 20742.
Memo on Vietnam War aims and McNamara Ford clash
A memo from The Sun’s desk discusses Defense Secretary McNamara’s stance on Ford’s Vietnam targets claims. It argues the war’s logic is flawed, urges destroying enemy supply lines, and criticizes prolonged airstrikes while fearing a Korea-like stalemate. The author questions the meatgrinder approach and sanctuary doctrine.
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Roberts
McNamara
House
Gerald R. Ford
Vietnam
Michigan Republican
Johnson
North Vietnam
Ione
Air Force
Ford
Korea
Souths four hearts duel reveals several play lines
Norths jump to four hearts prompts South to choose among several solid lines after a spade lead. He clears trumps, then diamonds, then a finesse in dummy, with West forced to play clubs or spades to create a ruff. North disputes the plan, and analysts note all three lines could work depending on drops and discards.
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South
West
Bidding sequence asks for decision after 4 diamonds bid
In a bridge problem South holds AHS YVAI54 and a 4R 1076 hand. After a sequence Pass Pass 2NT Pass 3 Pass, the question asks whether to bid three hearts and how to respond if partner bids four diamonds. The answer explains actions and possible outcomes.
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