Drown-Proof Your Family A Swim Safety Plan
Safety experts warn of thousands drowning in the United States this year and promote a simple float and breathe method. Fred R. Lanoue and Richard Christner detail steps to float, relax, and rise for air, urging parents to learn and teach the technique to children and practice before entering the water. A booklet explains how to practice, teach children, and respond in emergencies.
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Georgia ‘Tech
Richard Christner
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Unemployment figure masks broader U S job story
The piece argues that 6.1 percent jobless rate understates the complex causes of unemployment. It cites 73.6 million employed and highlights skills gaps, automation, military downsizing, and policy limits. It stresses shared responsibility across government and economy in a changing society.
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Pew
Unresponsive government critique and revolutionary aims
The text argues the government is unresponsive and questions which large national government could be truly responsive. It posits three possibilities for revolutionaries goals: seize power to stay unresponsive, expand government to widen unresponsiveness, or a new generation of Marxist-Leninists with responsiveness unseen in older groups. The piece invites alternative ideas to add to the list.
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Wwe
Nuptial mission mocks TV coverage of Tricia Nixon wedding
CBS News hires astronaut expert and celebrities to narrate the wedding as it unfolds. A 7 foot cake replica looms with four real tiers and two dummy layers, and hosts warn of a risky cut to avoid disaster.
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CBS News
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Wally Schirra
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Lynda Birt Johnson Robb
Tricia Nixon
Broadcasting Company
Betty Crocker
White House
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Helty
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Tricia
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Edie
Wedding Cake Crisis Sparks White House Prep
The dialogue explores risks at a high profile wedding cake as experts discuss oozing, safety protocols, and a possible abort if the dessert fails. White House staff would trigger red alert and switch to serving-safe measures if the cake begins to fail during the ceremony.
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Ana ST Latan
Eddie
Betty
Walter
Hetty
White House
Question and Answer: Fastest Game Bird and Copenhagen’s Role
A quiz item cites the spur-wing goose as the fastest game bird and wrongly links a ground epee to eight miles per hour. It also claims the horse Copenhagen carried the Duke of Wellington in Waterloo in 1913, a historical inaccuracy.
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Waterloo
Telegram dedicates paper to freedom and self control
The issue asserts freedom as a gift and personal responsibility, not a government grant, linking it to moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes self-control and consistency with core truths, dated Tuesday June 8 1971 in Columbus Nebraska.
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Pir
Scrambler 4 Actoc's role in Butrana case clues
The scrambled OCR lists numerous clues and definitions from a word puzzle, including iris layers, legal terms, titles, and names. It aggregates varied items such as a cricket or baseball term, plant names, nautical hints, and French author references, implying a mixed-reference mystery text rather than a single event.
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Actoc
Larne
BARES by Phil Pastoret Seeks Quiet Work Ethic
Fragmentary note cites a line about prudence and not taking an afternoon off to maintain discipline. The source text is garbled and lacks clear entities or events.
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Prudence
Ask the Doctor Throw pills away
A reader recounts a 7 year old voice advising his father in law to discard pills and embrace activity and balanced living. The column praises common sense, warns against overuse of medicine, and urges diet, exercise, and reduced substances. It notes health care costs could drop with better personal choices.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Florida
White House modesty masks grand symbolism in Nixon era visit
In a Texas tour and review of the LBJ presidential center, observers note the White House’s restrained, shiplike design signaling republican governance, contrasting with lavish European capitals. The LBJ exhibit features a vast Great Hall, replica Oval Office, and thousands of photos, embodying a secular immortality theme.
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Debated troop cuts miss facts in Europe defense clash
The piece critiques Mansfield amendment and Sen George McGovern on NATO troop reductions. It cites Brookings Institution figures, arguing that halving U.S. forces in Europe would save little or none, with costs shifting to equipment, airlift, and readiness requirements.
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Mediterranean
McGovern
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