Splendid Misery: Presidents Seek Office Despite Foes
An Associated Press note surveys famed leaders who describe the presidency as prison drudgery and loneliness yet note its rewards. Quotes from Jefferson Adams Lincoln Roosevelt Taft Kennedy Eisenhower and Johnson illustrate enduring allure amid criticism and toil. The piece frames the office as a paradox of power and isolation.
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Partial Solar Eclipse Visible Across Continent
A 1000 mile per hour shadow will cross the globe Monday as a partial solar eclipse reaches the United States. The event is visible widely with up to 79 percent of the sun darkened in New York, while viewers are warned of eye danger without proper filters and advised indirect viewing methods. The eclipse begins in Sakhalin and moves across the states with maximum coverage in metropolitan centers, as scientists chase the shadow to extend totality.
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Engineering School Dip May Result in Shortage
Mass layoffs in aerospace and electronics in 1969 70 reduced engineering enrollments, signaling a possible engineer shortage by 1975. Freshman enrollments may rise but recovery remains incomplete. experts warn that only about half of the expected graduates will occur by 1975.
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N.J. Palladino
College of Engineering
Pennsylvania State University
Palladino
Engineers Joint Council
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Ucla School of Engineering and Applied Science
New Hight Johnson Building Opens Offices in Two Phases
In Coffeyville the north half of the Hight Johnson building at Ninth and Willow is to open for patients this week serving three medical doctors. The south half housing Hight Johnson Associates will wait until next week for interior finishes. Dr J H Low has moved in, with dentists Dr Michael Landreth and Dr James Durkin expected to move in later this week.
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Hight-Johnson Professional
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Coffeyville Discusses Cats in City Animal Laws
City commissioners in Coffeyville tabled action on including cats in local animal regulations after listening to residents and cat lovers. City Manager Hugh C. Hull cited stray cats and rabies concerns, while Mayor Roy Patterson noted the controversy and no immediate action was taken.
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Hugh C. Hull
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Immunization Clinic Held in Fredonia Courthouse Room 202
The Wilson County Health Department will run a free immunization clinic in Fredonia on July 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 30 to 4 p.m. in room 202 of the courthouse. Clinics occur the second and fourth Mondays each month for children and adults.
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Wilson County Health Department
Professional Answering Service Advertisement
An ad touts a 24 seven professional answering service for professionals. It promotes patching extensions into a switchboard with around the clock availability and a price starting at 30.00. Contact number provided is 431 6160.
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