People Patterns By Frank Oktavec Shaftsbury
In a Banner article John Gould recalls boys games from Maine and New York City including chase a basepath game with a hydrant home, stoopball using a brownstone step, and solitary stick ball with a makeshift ball. The pieces reflect spontaneous play and local street culture of bygone days.
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Frank L. Oktavec
Shaftsbury
Banner
John Gould
Maine
New York City
Fun on the block streets recreates early neighborhood games
The article recalls boys playing hit the peg with a broomstick, street baseball with one base, shinny hockey on sidewalks, and improvised crafts like scooters and soapbox racers. Games were self organized with no coaches or uniforms, emphasized fun over winning, and included roller skating and East River swimming amid rougher street clashes.
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Central Park
New York World
East River
Must We Ration Health Care In National System Debate
The piece argues that government funded universal medical care is financially unsustainable. It cites Rockefeller and British NHS as examples, notes infinite demand versus finite resources, and warns rationing will emerge under any national health scheme. It references New Scientist critique and U S efforts with health maintenance organizations.
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Rockefeller
New York
National Health Service
Britain
Wilson
David Owen
New Scientist
Dr. Owen
NHS
Owen
Bernard Bergmans
Washington
New Jersey
Truck collision spares driver in North Pownal with train
William Lapinsky narrowly avoids death after a truck loaded with apples collides with a Boston and Maine freight train near the Brownell Arbour farm in North Pownal. The recall notes broader historical items and a local mill strike affecting Holden Leonard Co. remains a separate entry within the column.
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William Lapinsky
Boston and Maine
Brownell-Arbour
North Pownal
Holden-Leonard Co
Bennington
Grace D. Nichols
Washington Avenue
Floyd Gibbons’ Adventurers’ Club
Boston American
Washington Debates Aims In Economic Recovery
In a Capitol Hill briefing room Mrs. Alice Rivlin, director of the Congressional Budget Office, argues the United States is emerging from the worst recession since the 1930s but warns unemployment and high prices may persist. The piece contrasts liberal economists and administration stance on deficits, taxes, and spending as Ford opposes expansionary measures amid global efforts to stimulate growth.
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E.F
U.S. Capitol
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rivlin
Harvard
Ford
Rock Creek Park
Congressional Budget Office
Office of Management and Budget
Free World
United States
France
Germany
Japan
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
William Simon
Alan Greenspan
Simon
Hoover
Newsweek
Time
The
New York Times
National Observer
Ford Et al
Russia
Walter Heller
Paul Samuelson
Otto Eckstein
Congress
Capitol Hill
Uncertain Projections Forecast Unemployment In Two Scenarios
A neutral analyst presents two rival forecasts one for expansion and one for contraction both implying ongoing high unemployment. The discussion remains tense with a subdued mood as the debate proceeds and doors creak at the venue.
ODRINEX Weight Loss Pill Ad Promises Quick Slimming
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