Wrong Kind Of Advice From Comedian Dick Gregory
Editorial views on Dick Gregory urging large Black families as a remedy to genocide. The piece notes his stance in Ebony and discusses opposition from Dr. William A. Darity who argues boosting socio economic status matters more than family planning for Black communities. It asserts prosperity precedes birth control in history and applies that logic to current civil rights concerns.
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Dick Gregory
Ebony Magazine
Gregory
William A. Darity
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Darity
Which Gasoline Seeing Leaded Fuel Debate In 1972
Government backtracking on phosphate detergents raises question if it will reverse course on leaded gasoline. Evidence suggests lead or low lead fuels may differ in smog potential and engine compatibility. Consumers hesitate due to higher price and engine concerns. By 1972 end about 20 percent of cars may be designed for unleaded fuels.
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Treasury Department
Tennessee Mountains
Rectal exams urged after X ray for bowel bleeding
Dear Dr Lamb explains that bright red blood from stools usually points to colon or rectal sources and that hemorrhoids or internal bleeding can occur. He advises thorough rectal examination to detect cancer or other disease missed by X ray, and notes post X ray irritation from barium can trigger bleeding.
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Dr. Lamb
Hewspaper Enterprise Assn
Bawdy house found on federal mining claim near Basalt Nev
Washington reports a bordello operating on a federal mining claim near Basalt Nevada under Madam Erika Borg. Interior Department officials acknowledge the government has owned the land for about three years while the operation expands. Rep F Edward Hebert backs a fundraising effort to have his portrait painted for the Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Erika Borg
Nev
Interior Department
Beverly Harrel
Lida Junction
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
House Armed Services
Sterling Cole
R-N.y
Medieval Across Clue Collage
A fractured crossword style read of medieval terms and clues across and down listing figures such as sultan of Egypt, Frankish rulers, knight armor, and various archaic words and phrases with gaps and partial answers. The grid hints at themes of titles, languages, and historic terms.
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Tennessee
Autumn in the Great Smoky Mountains Gatlinburg trip idea
A nostalgic travel note urges a visit to Gatlinburg Tennessee to witness fall colors and pristine air. It recalls cool nights, warm days, and foggy mornings, urging photographers to capture the Smokies while noting moonshine lore and old Treasury pursuit tales in the mountains.
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Great Smoky Mountains
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Tennessee
Smoky Mountains
Treasury Department
Barbs by Phil Pastoret Bridge Items and Witty Observations
A syndicated humor and bridge column by Phil Pastoret includes roadhog jokes, dressing advice, and garden wisdom mixed with bridge play commentary. It analyzes North South three heart bids, potential misplays on club finesses, and the outcomes if players hold specific card distributions.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
The Baytown Sun editorial and publishing staff are listed with roles including editor and publisher, business manager, office manager, associate managing editor, advertising director, classified manager, and other newsroom positions. The document notes second class matter status, mailing details, publishing schedule, price, and national representation.
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Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
CWI
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sea, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Rusharratian Retse
World Almanac facts on double eagle and Gallaudet College
The American twenty dollar gold piece known as the double eagle became legal tender in 1849 and was named for its value being double that of the ten dollar eagle authorized in 1792. The world’s only liberal arts college for the deaf is Gallaudet College in Washington DC.
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The
World Almanac
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby Ase
A bridge card play note references Oswald and James Jacoby with an example deal. The text mentions directions West North East South and outcomes in a vulnerable context. The fragmentary OCR hints at specific hands and notation but lacks complete details for a full story or result.
Bid four spades in response to partner's four hearts
In bridge bidding, after the sequence West Swash Pass Pass 2 Hearts Pass 3 Diamonds Pass You Southhold with AAKION2 WAZ OR MAKI, the suggested action is to bid four hearts. If partner continues to four spades, consider the misfit and choose the appropriate corrective bid or pass depending on partnership agreement.
Lord's patience urged in II Peter verse
A Bible verse states that the Lord is not slack concerning his promises but is longsuffering toward all. It emphasizes that he desires repentance rather than any perish. This note reflects a religious message focusing on mercy and reform from II Peter chapter 3 verse 9.
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Peter
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