Hank Aaron's 714th Is Fervent, Yet Uneven Finale
The article reflects on Hank Aaron near his 714th home run, noting he failed to pass Babe Ruth’s record but delivered five singles in the season’s last game. It argues the singles reveal more about Aaron as a man than a homer would, while honoring team goals and his restraint. It discusses the Golden Rule in baseball and Aaron's balanced approach.
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Ceiling price sign hints at legal price ceilings
The piece discusses price ceilings and consumer reactions to them, suggesting that such ceilings distort typical buying behavior. It notes that in freely operating markets buyers resist high prices, but ceilings can reverse this logic, prompting purchases under the belief ceilings are the lowest acceptable prices, a stance attributed to government decree.
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Congress
Stars and stars fade as a Hollywood web unspools
A reflective column catalogs the fading of classic film icons and public figures. It lists Truman, Robinson, Lamarr, Garbo era stars and more, noting deaths, marriages, financial woes, and shifting fortunes. The piece closes with a meditation on fame, age, and lingering public interest.
Whatever Became Of .7 a Tangled Retirement Roundup
A scrambled reminiscence profiles aging actors and entertainers living across Florida California New York North Carolina and beyond. Ra Bishop Arthur Pryor Ruth Hussey Jimmy Cagney Tom Drake Jayne Mansfield Dana Andrews Jack Mulhall Ben Blue Peggy Wood Kay Kyser Richard Lampareki Georgia Carroll Ann Suthern Ingemar Johansson George Brent Nick Kenny and others reflect on fame aging regrets and the fading glare of show business in a candid if meandering portrait. The piece frames a nostalgic game of what became of them and their later lives.
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Harry Truman
Jackie Robinson
Betty Smith
Wallnchell
George Sanders
Lowalli Parsons
Car Levant
Gil Blodges
Kenvie Grossinger
the Duke of Windsor
Alen Ellender
Dan Blocker
Hapalong Cassidy
James F. Byrnes
Maurice Chevalier
Gene Austin
Roberto Clemente
Martin Dies
Hadding Carter
Rudolph Friml
Brandon de Wilde
Mahalia Jackson
Howard Jolson
Richard Lamparske
Crown
Hele Lamarr
New York
Maxie Rosend
Pasadena
Cass Daley
George O'Brien
Brentwood
Calif
Allen Jenkins
Santa Monica
Marcus
Welby
Rise Stevens
Manhattan
Walter Surovy
Vaughn Monroe
John Derek Ie
Mary Astor
Hollywood
George S. Kaufman
Roger Pryor
Arthur Pryor
Pompano Gradh
Fla
Ruth Hussey
Robert Longenecker
Jimmy Cagney
Stanfordville
N.Y
Brothers
Trough Medical School
Tom Drake
Culyer City
Lax
Tyers
Newark
Jayne Mansfield
Dana Andrews
Jack Mulhall
Ben Blue
Rocky Mount
N.C
Richard Lampareki
Chapel Hil
Georgia Carroll
P Ray Faith
George Brent
Ernest Hemingway
Nick Kenny
Sarasota
Kenny
Telegram Peace Stand Begins With Me Editorial
The Telegram urges readers to embrace peaceful disarmament and moral guidance. October 10 1979 issue from Columbus Nebraska emphasizes freedom, responsibility, and community action under a slogan about peace.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Asked Dr Lamb about thinning the blood after heart attack
Dear Dr Lamb notes that anticoagulants like Coumadin are common after heart attacks, but opinions vary. The writer’s husband is tested weekly on Panwarlin, while another doctor prescribes aspirin. The doctor supports continued anticoagulation in the hospital and beyond, with careful patient monitoring and adherence to a program.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
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Lloyd
Tess
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Manwartin
Disjointed clues and garbled phrases across towns and letters
A jumble of fragmented terms and misspelled phrases appears to puzzle through counties towns and language. The text intermixes places such as Ohio and Italy with scattered hints of names ages and roles, but readability remains low and coherence is absent.
Salute to Ludwig von Mises and his economics legacy
A reflective piece honors Ludwig von Mises, noting his prophecy on socialism and market pricing. It traces his impact on libertarian thought, contrasts with enduring praise for modern economists, and recalls his 1940 Socialism critique and later influence despite slower public acclaim. The text mentions Prague Spring and Yugoslav worker ownership as contexts for discussing socialist economies.
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Malinvestment
Populie Vewand
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Prague
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William Graham Sumner
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J. Kenneth Galbraith
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Democrats in disarray over convention delegate rules
Barbara Mikulski of Baltimore City Council leads a reform effort inside the Democratic Commission on Delegate Selection and Party Structure as it wrestles with quota systems and proportional representation for the 1976 convention. Debates touch on state law versus party rules, primaries versus caucuses, and how to balance diverse groups within a changing delegate system.
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Woodly Allen
Barbara Mikuts
Baltimore
Ste Galte Jah
Firsh
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Mikulski
Woody Allen
Ubatter
Reform Commission
McGovern-Fraser
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George McCanvern
Miami
Chicago
Richard Daley
Minos Cout
Yowre
Page Mikulski
Quiz Q and A style historic trivia mishmash
A scrambled Q and A list covers questions about Vatican status, first TV president, ancient Jerusalem sites, Calhoun as VP, pied type, touch me not naming, postmaster general dates, and an English pope with garbled answers.
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