Learn to Swim Safety Advice From Red Cross
An article urges swimming proficiency and safety precautions to cut drownings. It notes 69 percent of water related deaths occur near water and lists steps: learn to swim, supervise children, swim with a buddy, check water depth, wait after eating, avoid overheating, wear life jackets, and carry proper safety equipment. It cites Red Cross figures showing drowning rates down over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russvil
Red Cross
Russells
Ek Cross
Maury Ua
Nemal
Crass
Fathers can be trained by a family picnic plan
A humorous tirade advises mothers to coax fathers into family outings with a staged picnic. The scheme uses a pre or post party, silly foods, and a chore delegation to trigger the man’s participation and appreciation. The piece ends noting fathers may be beyond education but trainable.
Questions and answers on shellfish to saints
A readable quiz page lists food and history questions. It asks what part of a scallop is eaten, the president’s original salary, lute string count, Easter dates, peanut classification, and the first American saint, with brief or garbled answers.
Profile of a Potential Killer and Notable Historic Cases
The article describes a chilling profile of a potential mass killer, detailing calm, methodical behavior before, during, and after violent acts. It cites cases like university campus shootings, including references to James McBrair and Howard Unrum, and discusses the psyche, social isolation, and lack of remorse.
Telegram 1972 Liberty Message From The Telegram
The Telegram prints a series urging readers to promote and preserve freedom and to resist government overreach. It emphasizes liberty as a gift, cites moral guides such as the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, and calls for individual action beginning with oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Dharchy
Peate
Columbus
Nebraska
Gallbladder stones and X rays explained by Dr Lam
Lawrence Lamb discusses gallbladder stones and X ray visibility. He notes nonfunctioning gallbladders may not show on X rays, describes a dye test, explains stone types may affect visibility, and states there are no reliable medicines to dissolve gallstones with surgery as an option for multiple stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lam
Color Scheme ACHOSS and Related Terms List
A compact compilation of seemingly random terms and phrases arranged like a word puzzle. It includes color notes, names, roles, and miscellaneous labels, with numerous garbled or partial entries that resemble dictionary clues or crossword style hints.
The Katyn cover up and Red Chinese drug links
A critique links wartime Katyn cover up to an ongoing effort to hide Red Chinese opium trafficking. The piece cites Australian and other sources on narcotics flows into Southeast Asia, Vietnam, and Hong Kong, arguing U.S. officials deny evidence while Congress scrutiny grows. It contrasts past Stalinist secrecy with today’s alleged drug trade exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Katyn
Smolensk
Stalin
Office of War Information
Willi Schlamm
Henry Lane
Thine, Inc
Elmer Davis
United Nations
Korea
West
Moscow
Europe
Owe
Hong Kong
Laos
Burma
Harald Wright
Australia
South Vietnam
Department of Justice
State Department
Taiwan
U.S
Oll
China
Alla Brownfeld
Walter Judd
Chou Firlai
Egypt
Nasser
Brownfeld
James ‘Turnbull
Royal Military College of Science
Turnbull
House of Representatives
John Rooney
Thailand
Yunnan
Bangkok
Macao
Tong Kong
United States
Chin Yung-fa
Mr. Ch'in
Red
Chiin
Asia
Peking
Hig
Chicken diplomacy amid cold war mimicry and border standoffs
An analysis of the so called chicken pact between the United States and the Soviet Union and its echoes in hotly contested air and sea confrontations. The piece surveys Mediterranean exchanges over the years the scramble between East and West Germany and recent dogfights over the Sinai and Suez areas. It notes the strategic value of such brinkmanship in testing radar, response times, and fighter numbers while warning against its risks.
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Nixon
Moscow
Mediterranean
West Germany
Gelypt
Israel
Soviet Union
Aviation Week
Andrei Grechko
Cairo
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Port Said
Sharm el Sheikh
Suez Canal
Merivan
de Seyphar
Teledyne Ryan
San Diego
Avill
Gotham Wallet Theft in Suburban Subway Car
A tall burly executive, riding to Wall Street, collides with a smaller well dressed man who bumps him and exits as the subway doors close. The executive grabs the thief by the collar, discovering his wallet is missing. The incident reflects classes of victims and offenders in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soman i. Michal
Florida
Atos
Ds Couey
Uteers
Fepalis
Bert Stesil
Rel Hee Bien
Sistany
Bac
Tim Se
University of Tesas Sires
Nial Ope Adiegge
Luine
Tepe
Bey Muenine
Campis
Tady
Whitman
James McBrair
Gein Hoy
Barks Fren
Aietty
Waularna
Gotham
Wall Street
Life in New York Siege on a Subways Wallet Theft
A vague account from Montgomery Alabama cites a New York executive on a subway incident where a jacket tore and a wallet was left at home after a mugging. The text notes a missing man and humorously suggests he fled to Idaho while urging advertising.
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Hac Beer
Boondocks
Idaho
Montgomery
Ala
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Dad
Cale
Sonny Merry Suns
Tnis
Dae
Ruse of
Lins
Kilkal
Absicle
Bruce Porter
Carnyet
Howard Unrum
Hible Rele
Camden
Harry Oswald Feluin
Kunis
Duan Pope
Qie
Majeed
Majeed Hopl
Sirhans
Ife
Calvin’ Coalidge
Aso
Unger
Hilles
Oriess Daderer
Seldon
Jim
Your Freedom Newspaper
Gay
McGovern
Galshad
Airiesin
Tima
Arnaz
Efawerk
Arhcly
Ray
Cobquetha
Phyke
John
Chamberlain
King Fealhem Syndicate
Lowell
Nation's Press
Life In
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