Dickens Christmas Stories And The Yuletide Tree
The piece recalls Charles Dickens Christmas stories in Household Words and his essay on a Christmas tree. It describes a magical tree laden with toys and wonders, noting the joyful play of children and the nostalgia felt by adults for the season.
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Charles Dickens
Wolverhampton
Wrong people in wrong places in Britain and beyond
The piece argues global problems stem from the wrong people in the wrong places. It urges relocating Britons to the United States and replacing truck drivers with long haired students to sway energy policy, then suggests moving Arab oil leaders to Los Angeles to pressure sheiks. It cites Lew Wallace and Don Marquis as epigraphs.
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Prof. Kissinger
Britain
Land’s End
John O
United States
Oval Office
Oxford
Los Angeles
Lew Wallace
Don Marquis
Nuclear powers edge toward holocaust amid cold war brinkmanship
The piece recounts historic nuclear tensions from the 1962 Cuban crisis to the 1971 India Pakistan war and Arab Israeli conflicts. It notes US Soviet and Chinese actions, naval blockades and missile alerts, with Kennedy, Khrushchev, and Nixon cited regarding near catastrophe and the risk of a nuclear showdown.
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John Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Cuban
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Richard Nixon
India
United States
Bay of Bengal
Himalayas
New Delhi
Russia
Sinkiang
Siberian
Bangladesh
Egypt
Syria
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Phony Santa Clauses and Christmas Quiet Despair
Paul Harvey laments a holiday warped by consumerism and crime. He contrasts shoppers trampling fences for gifts with a father and son trimming a tree while noting theft and corruption around Christmas. The piece contrasts cheer with societal decay and calls for peace.
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Paul Harvey
Foreign words that capture ideas better than English terms
Theodore M. Bern- Features notes Mrs G Hayes of Quebec cites German and other terms that express ideas more economically. Examples include DENEREUDE from SCHFREUDE, GEMEUTLICH, NWULA meaning avoidance of cruelty, and CHUTZPAH denoting bold impudence.
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Theodore Bernstein
G. Hayes
Quebec
Hai Meaties
Theodore. M. Bern- Features
The
Syndicate
Environmental carbon monoxide exposure rising in urban blood donors
A Wisconsin led study of 29 000 blood donors finds 45 percent of nonsmokers with carboxyhemoglobin above 1 5 percent. Urban residents show higher levels than rural areas with high automobile density linked to greater saturation.
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New York
Wisconsin
Medical College of Wisconsin
Environmental Protection Agency
Richard D. Stewart
Governor’s Island
New York Bay
New York City
Coordinating Research Council, Automobile and Petroleum Industries
New York Times
Biddeford Welford Crnal Alta Foster and Whitehouse Names
The clipping records individuals including Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 and A C Whitehouse 1889 1972 alongside Biddeford Welford and crnal entries. The text preserves biographical dates and related names in a fragmented notation.
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Alta W. Foster
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