Americans spend more on newspapers than all books and magazines
The American Association of Newspaper Representatives research committee reports Americans allocate more annual spending to newspapers than to all books and magazines combined, highlighting strong newspaper market investment and reader commitment.
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American Association of Newspaper Representatives’ Research Committee
State water supply needs cited by Amherst professor
Associate Professor George Kt Higkins of the University of Massachusetts says the state has adequate overall water but faces serious local distribution and management problems. In a Massachusetts Water Resources Commission report he calls water issues vital for current and future generations, including pollution control, water supplies, flood control, recreation, and wildlife management. The piece notes a transition to a widely accepted coffee break in New York.
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Volpe To Witness Mental Health Centers Act Signing
Governor John A Volpe flew to Washington to witness President Johnson signing the Community Mental Health Centers Act Amendments of 1965. Volpe had been invited to the White House ceremony and testified in support before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce earlier this year.
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Army Court Clears Doctor Of Playing Sick in Viet Nam
Capt Sanford Wolfson of Plainfield New Jersey faced a general court martial at NAHA Okinawa. The seven officer board found no evidence he feigned mental illness to avoid duty in Viet Nam. Other charges include undisciplined appearance and public complaints about his assignment. He was transferred to Okinawa after one month in Viet Nam.
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Six-Story Shapleigh Building Fire Destroys Downtown Block
A massive blaze in downtown St Louis destroyed six buildings including the six story Shapleigh furniture building. The structure covering two blocks collapsed its 10 story smoke stack toppled into the flames and catwalks crossing Terminal Railroad tracks burned. Nearby buildings were largely unoccupied and heavily damaged.
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Modern Rental Water Heater From Western Mass Electric
A homeowner boasts a water heater rental deal from Western Mass Electric Company. The plan costs $2 per month and includes installation maintenance and potential new service wiring valued over $100. It promises dependable hot water without heating troubles.
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