Barbs By Phil Pastoret
A fragment suggests amendments to the Ten Commandments and notes a shift in observed signals. The passage hints at growing changes in behavior and interpretation reflected in a social or moral context. No clear dates or names beyond the author are present.
Floneering Style Air Conditioner Ext Tag Noted
A clipped line references an air conditioner tag in the 78 style with no higher temperature noted. The fragment suggests a technical or catalog entry but lacks full context or clear accountability.
Bombs Become a Way of Life in Argentina
AP report from Buenos Aires details the Argentine bomb squad La Brigada de Explosivos. It notes repeated bomb incidents since the 1970s, unit structure, equipment, and deadly toll among police, with the guerrilla conflict fueling daily detonation attempts and heavy security needs in the capital.
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Nicholson
Associated Press
Weiter Buenos Animes
Seartasrinl
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Federal Police
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Inaugural Ball Honors President Washington May 1789
The first Inaugural Ball celebrated President George Washington with a May 7, 1789 event. Attendees marked the start of his administration with a formal social gathering and ceremonial observations.
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George Washington
Nashville hopefuls chase fame in crowded Music Row
A crowd of aspiring musicians rushes to Nashville seeking breaks with record companies and publishers. Lisa Scott and others patrol Music Row for opportunities while some move to the city with dreams of stardom, enduring low pay and long odds.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
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Hollywood
Charlie Rich
Nashville Kingmakers
Lisa Scott
Wichita, Y Kan
Music Row
Teaas
Fortese
Spence
Waylon Jennings
Dolly
Fan
Parton
Ass Parton
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Mustard
Jimmy
Ellis
Miss Scott
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Life sentence for Henri Petain in 1945 commuted
On August 17 1945 President Charles de Gaulle commuted the death sentence of aging World War I hero Marshal Henri Petain to life for collaboration with Germany during World War II.
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Henri Petain
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