District 413 Board probes football program and work study
The District 413 Board of Education discussed improving Senior High football and academics. They approved a used wrestling mat for 2120 dollars and directed the superintendent to study a work study plan for special education and non academically inclined students, financed largely from outside funds.
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District 413 Board of Education
Larry Nelson
Supt
Jerry Steele
Steele
Deferment changes proposed for draft 1H class
The Selective Service proposed a new 1H deferment holding classification for most 18 year olds. It abolishes 1Y and adds new hearings to allow fair claims, with draft numbers drawn as 19 approaches. If numbers are high, 1H may be retained to avoid disruption.
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Washington
Selective Service
Daniel J. Cronin
Federal Register
Landfill Hours Change to 6 PM Seven Days a Week
Effective Monday Nov 8 the city landfill will be open 8 a m to 6 p m daily. Administrative Assistant Bob Bunting says the change extends daylight cover for waste and allows the bulldozer operator to finish covering garbage before dark.
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Bob Bunting
Call your Tribune carrier for missed delivery help
Instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier if not delivered, offering a phone line 431-3400 and a 5 30 p m time reference for assistance. The notice emphasizes reaching a carrier for delivery issues.
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Tribune
China names delegates to U.N. General Assembly
Red China announced Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua will lead its General Assembly delegation. Huang Hua, ambassador to Canada, named permanent U.N. representative and Security Council delegate. The two messages from Chi Peng-fei noted departure date to be advised.
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United Nations, N.Y
Red China
United Nations
Chiao Kuan-hua
Peking
General Assembly
Huang Hua
Canada
U.N
Security Council
Chi Peng-fei
U Thant
People’s Republic of China
U.S. State Department
United States
China
Assembly
Ottawa
Fu Hao
Hsiung Hsiang-hui
Chen Chu
Tang Ming-chao
Han Chin-yuan
Wang Haiyung
Hsing Sung-yi
Chang Yung-kuan
Causes and Treatment of the Sniffles
The Tribune asks a local doctor who explains colds are viral and antibiotics do not help against viruses. He outlines symptoms for colds strep throat laryngitis and sinusitis with guidance on when antibiotics may help and how viral sinusitis or bronchitis should be treated. He notes antihistamines dry secretions may worsen chest symptoms and stresses normal nasal secretions are protective.
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the Tribune
U S Eating Incredible Food Consultant Warns of Overeating
New York food consultant Dr Paul Fine told an AMA nutrition symposium that Americans eat eight to ten meals a day but lack nutrition. He blamed outdated ideas of three square meals and a failing food industry. He urged re education of mothers as U S living speeds up and family dinners decline.
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Las Vegas
Nev
New York
Paul Fine
American Medical Association
Sym
Posium
Fine
U.S
Area forecast shows frost tonight and cooler midweek
Frost or light freeze warning issued for tonight with clear skies and colder temperatures. Wednesday turns sunny and cooler with lows in the lower 30s and highs in the low to mid 50s. Precipitation probability near zero.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted note references a simple three meals a day standard as a nutritional baseline. The fragment suggests consideration of daily diet norms and personal routines.
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Cha
McCormack Returns Unspent Stationery Funds Upon Retirement
Former Speaker John W. McCormack of Massachusetts did not keep his stationery allowance. He returned $23,495 to the Treasury from his Stationery fund after retiring from Congress. The annual allowance ranged from $3,000 to $3,500 and was usable for district or Washington offices with optional cash withdrawal.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Congress
Massachusetts Democrat
Treasury
Gandhi to press Nixon on Indian US relations during US visit
Mrs. Gandhi flies to the United States to urge President Nixon to reassess the entire basis of India US ties. Senior officials say she argues American support for Pakistan, offered as political leverage, delays a settlement of the Bengal crisis.
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London
Indira Gandhi
India
United States
Nixon
Gandhi
Pakistan
Bengal
Market turns around after early stock drop
The Market Turn reports the Dow Jones average reversing from a morning loss to a gain of 0.73 at 826.59 by 11:30 a.m. after sliding to a 1971 low on Monday. Analysts attribute the rebound to renewed buying as investors reinvest.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow
German-Educated Nobel Winners Win 1971 Physics Chemistry Prizes
Nobel awards go to Dennis Gabor of Stamford Connecticut for a three dimensional lensless photography system and to Gerhard Herzberg of the Canadian National Research Council Ottawa for insights into molecular composition. Both scientists fled Nazism and now work in the United States and Canada.
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Stockholm
United States
Canada
Dennis Gabor
Stamford
Conn
Gerhard Herzberg
Canadian National Research Council
Ottawa
Laird Heads to Vietnam to Review Progress and Troop Levels
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird departed for Vietnam on a mission to assess military and economic progress. Defense sources have suggested U.S. troop strength could fall to about 175,000 by December 1, below President Nixon's 184,000 target.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Laird
De Segregation Measure Stalls in House as Busing Amendments Loom
In Washington the administration's civil rights bill remains alive in the House but faces proposed amendments on busing that could embarrass some lawmakers. The House rejected the measure 222 to 135 under short cut procedures, needing 238 votes for passage due to a discharge without Rules Committee approval.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
China and Peru establish diplomatic ties amid Taiwan stance
Communist China announced formal diplomatic relations with Peru and said Peru recognizes China’s claim to 200 mile maritime sovereignty. The communique notes Taiwan as an inalienable part of China, reflecting a growing pattern as nations handle Taiwan questions without backing Beijing’s island liberation aims.
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Tokyo
China
Peru
New China
Taiwan
Peking
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