Arms Race Clock Ticks Closer to Midnight
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists warns the arms race persists after Geneva failures and Soviet advances. It notes the shift in weapon quality, the cruise missile gap, and the high costs of ongoing testing and spending, while stressing deterrence through believable responses.
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Geneva
Moscow
University of Chicago
Albert Wohlstetter
Foreign Policy
Independent Center For Defense Information
Germany
Japan
Cyrus Vance
Wohlstetter
United States
Cove and Barbers Hill plan school district merger
Barbers Hill School Board and Superintendent J Justin Jenson work on merging Cove Common School District into Barbers Hill after voter approval. About 40 Cove students will be affected as consolidation takes effect in May. Judy Roy Hofheinz warns county commissioners over budget and responsibilities. A separate note reports a $100 donation for a National Scout Jamboree trip and new Alpha Rho Tau president Joanne Steed at Lee Junior College. An air radio station project cost and municipal honors wrap May pieces.
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Baytown
Charles L. Williams
Joanne Steed
Alpha Rho Tau
Lee Junior College
D. D. Jones
Radio Union
Ars
Goose Creek
James J. Ewell
Crosby School
Rebel Inn
R. H
Don Teter
B'Nai B'Rith
Odd Couple Agnew and Park Team Up in London
Washington reporter duo reveal Spiro Agnew and Park facing past probes have quietly formed international business links in London. references include joint cables about an Iranian steel venture, private papers, and trips with Shamoon, plus Ford’s forthcoming May 19 speech criticizing Carter.
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Agnew, Park
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Spiry Agnew
Tonyson Park
Agnew
Park
Justice Department
Agnew-Park Ventures
Midde East
Sami Sha
Moon
Lean
Teheran
Tongsun Park
Spica Agnew
Maryland
Iran
Shamoon
New York City
Lew Perdue
Ken Cumming
Robin Moore
Gerald Ford
White House
It's Possible Force for Good and the Card Tricks Story
A story from an Air Force base in Japan recounts a young officer learning card tricks after losing a paycheck to a card shark. He now earns by performing at parties in the Tokyo area and credits tempering energy with faith. Reverend Schuller promotes his Hour of Power program on national TV.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Steve
Carter
Air Force
Japan
Tokyo
Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
Galll
Baytown Sun Staff Roles and Contact Details
Baytown Sun details staff positions from chairman and editor to advertising and circulation. It lists Leon Brown Fred Hartman and others, with 1950s through 1970s staff, publishing schedule, address in Baytown Texas, and subscription rates.
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Leon Brown
Fred Hartman
Barbara Jordan on turning adversity into advantage
Rep Barbara Jordan reflects on her political rise and how amid self doubt realism and resilience helped her advance from A to B. She credits overcoming obstacles, including racial barriers, to achieving success in public life.
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Barbara Jordan
Health column tips for swallowing air and mental change
Dear readers share advice on stopping air swallowing and addressing a spouse’s mood and behavior shifts. Practical tips include using a rubber eraser to curb swallowing, avoiding milk products temporarily, and seeking medical evaluation for fatigue appetite loss and personality changes linked to possible depression or pellagra.
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Lamb
Wiel
Header
DR. Lamb
Today in History highlights and notable anniversaries
On May 10, 1871 the Treaty of Frankfurt ended the Franco Prussian War and ceded Alsace Lorraine to Germany. Amerigo Vespucci began his first voyage to the New World in 1497. Other items include the Continental Congress meeting in 1775, Jefferson Davis's capture in 1865, the first transcontinental railroad spike in 1869, and WWII events in 1940 and 1941. Birthdays include Fred Astaire and Nancy Walker. Thought for today quotes Confucius.
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Associated Press
Frankfurt
Alsuce-Lorraine
Germany
Amerigo Vespucci
New World
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
Ogden
Utah
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Rudolf Hexs
Scotland
United States
Sea of
Japan
Richard Nixon
Israel
Fred Astaire
Comedienne
Nancy Walker
Confucius
Merrill Lynch sees value in restaurant stocks amid costs and risks
Merrill Lynch argues the drop in restaurant stocks, driven by cold weather, higher coffee and fuel costs, may overstate negatives. It notes earnings progress across many chains and cites potential support from wage and energy proposals, suggesting selective buying opportunity despite weak near term performance.
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New York
Standard & Poor
Merrill Lynch
The Way It Was May 10 1777 Raid at Piscataway NJ
On May 10 1777 American forces attacked Al Piscataway New Jersey in a coastal defense action. The clash involved local militia and colonial units bearing arms against opposing forces in a tense skirmish with limited details available.
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al Piscalawey, NJ
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