Quiet Mower Advances May Bring Less Noise
The Weeders Guide reports on quieter mowers as seasons pass. Sherman Heth of Jacobsen explains noise sources from blade and engine, two cycle engines, cast decks, blade balance, and speed settings. He notes standards limits and market willingness to pay for quiet operation.
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Earl Aronson
Sherman Heth
Jacobsen
Heth
Society of Automotive Engineers
American Standards Association
Helps Solve 3 Biggest FALSE TEETH Worries
FASTEETH powder claims to secure dentures and increase bite comfort. It is described as alkaline, non acidic, and non sour tasting, marketed to improve fit and allow up to 35 percent harder biting without discomfort. It advises regular dental visits and availability at drug counters.
Pentagon unveils five billion antiballistic system plan
The Pentagon proposes a five billion antiballistic missile system to place a regional battery in each part of the United States. U S air raids press on North Vietnam while Saigon faces an embassy bombing. Public diplomacy shifts amid peace probes and political sparring over Vietnam. Hurricane Beulah threatens Gulf coasts.
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Associated Press
Pentagon
United States
Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
Washington
Vietnam
Harry S. Ashmore
Johnson
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
New York City
Texas
Mexico
Nation backs Epis Copalian appeal for interfaith aid
A national effort supports an appeal by Episcopalian leaders for interfaith cooperation to fund work among Black residents in urban slums. Church groups and social agencies seek coordinated relief projects and long term aid.
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Nation
Open Switch Feared Cause Of Mt Washington Train Wreck
Investigators focus on an open switch on the Cog Railway line as the probable cause of Sundays wreck that left eight dead and 74 hurt. Gov. King ordered the probe with safety engineer Winslow E. Melvin and two other investigations ongoing. The derailed engine and car lay scattered after a 50 foot fall and 500 foot travel on a steep 32 mile track. Restoration work began as 82 passengers were aboard. three injuries remained critical.
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MT. Washington, N.H
Mt. Washington
Winslow E. Melvin
State Public Utilities Commission
John W. King
King
Melvin
Gerard Bergevin
Hanover
Bargaining Topics for Augusta Public Employees Hearing
The Legislative Research committee will hold hearings this Thursday on collective bargaining for public employees and county government. The bargaining subcommittee meets at 10 30 a.m. and the county government group at 9 a.m. in Pisa Augusta.
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Augusta
Jeanne Nadeau Honored At Biddeford Shower Ahead Of Wedding
Miss Jeanne Nadeau of 25 Dupont Avenue Biddeford is guest of honor at a mixed bridal shower held by her mother at Le Foyer Pool Street Biddeford. She will wed Robert Corriveau of Graham Street Biddeford on October 24. A luncheon followed the event with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Jeanne Nadeau
Dupont Ave
Biddeford
le Foyer
Pool Street
Nadeau
Aime Nadeau
Robert Corriveau
Raoul Corriveau
Graham Street
Yvonne Lambert
Yvonne DeLorenzo
Jeannette Brousseau
Rachel Nadeau
Dorothy Dauphin
Diane Haley
Therese Lambert
Connie Lambert
Alice Champagne
Theodore Lambert
Alice Lambert
Rene Binette
Rena Hennessy
Jane Langevin
Ida Chasse
Louise Chasse
Rose Caron
Alice Guilmette
Virginia Haley
Edward Meehan
Paul Michaud
William Bisson
Laurent Poirier
Juliette Hebert
Andrea Duquette
Rene Dauphin
Rita Beaulieu
Priscille Beaulieu
Joan Beaulieu
Gertrude Beaulieu
Lucille Lambert
Angeline Lambert
Helene Trottier
Gerard Trottier
Susan Trottier
Estelle Trottier
Irene Turcotte
Raymond Lafortune Jr
Diana Laliberte
Leslie Duprey
Roger Vallee
Arthur Daigneault
Ronald Daigneault
Gerard Nolette
Raymond Hebert
Andrew Chadbourne
Conrad Gosselin
Jeannine Allie
Sharon Allie
Germaine Souliere
Fabiola Beaudoin
Robert Rochefort
Diane Rochefort
Mary Anne Marshall
Norman Pinette
Robert Rochefort Sr
Janice V. Poirier
Conrad Lessard
Joseph Dubuc
Charles E. LeBlanc
Lionel St. Ours
Cecile Roberge
Albertine Goulet
Rose Anna Roy
Annette Collard
Wilfred Pinette
Cecile Borduas
Antonio Daigneault
Wilfred Simoneau
Yvette Cote
Donald Lessard
Raoul Lessard
Lucien Therrien
Germaine Nadeau
Aldora Lafortune
Rita Lafortune
Rene Hevey
Ludger Binette
Raymond Gobeil
Gerard Gobeil
Roger Gobeil
Richard Pinette
Roger Perrin
Florence Petrin
Alice Pinette
Jeanne Moore
Betty Munford
Irene Marcoux
Denise Marcoux
Paul Beaupre
Rheal Larose
Alice Bourgoin
Doris Ennis
Roger C. Nadeau
Simeon Fontaine
Jerry Binette
Robert Lachance
Wilfred la
Stamps In The News A roundup of new issues around the world
Bolivia plans a five peso Roosevelt commemorative stamp in collection circles. Korea unveils a seven won JCI tribute from Seoul with the emblem and Kyung Hoe Pavilion. Turks and Caicos marks 1867 1967 centenary with copies of original stamps and Queen Elizabeth portrait. Europe wide Europa issues include a two stamp set from Ireland. Norway issues 150th Bible Society stamps 60 and 90 are denominations with an open Bible. Irish Cadet Covers offers first day covers from Brooklyn.
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Bolivia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Republic of Korea
Seoul
JCI
Kyung Hoe
Turks and Caicos Islands
European Conference of Posts and Telecommunications
Eire
32Nd St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Norway
Norwegian Bible Society
Christian Society
Wood finishing tips from reader questions
Advice on varnish remover timing, shellac dry times, and dust removal with a toothpick. Notes on weather effects on shellac, correcting with denatured alcohol, and lacquer repair strategy. Also covers sanding for clear finishes, veneer repair, and slowing wood filler setting with naphtha.
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Andy Lang
Wood furniture care tips on staining and bleaching
The grain can be altered by rubbing and bleaching. Never bleach without removing hardware to avoid metal damage. Stain shade depends on wipe off speed. earlier removal yields lighter color.
Turkey Halls Soccer League Suspended After Riot
The Turkish Cabinet in emergency session suspended Second Turkish League games following a deadly riot in Kayseri that killed at least 41 people. Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel led the meeting as authorities reviewed the disaster.
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Ankara
Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Kaysery
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