Easter Seal Drive Urges Local Help For Crippled Children
The editorial promotes faster Easter Seal fundraising in 1971, praising volunteers and urging readers to support crippled children. It notes benefits from past drives and counsels giving to a local recipient when possible to ensure proper use of funds.
Modern charity clashes as migrants protest food aid
Migrant farm workers in Florida protested free government foods, dumping heaps of unwanted items in front of aid offices while officials scrambled to redistribute alternate items like dried beans and peppers. The episode echoes past relief struggles and highlights tensions over acceptable charity.
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Florida
Whooping Cranes Face Oyster Dredging Threat
The whooping crane population rose from 14 in 1938 to 57 now as the National Audubon Society longs to protect the birds. A Texas coast oyster dredging operation wintering the cranes threatens their survival despite a failed court challenge, risking extinction after decades of effort.
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National Audubon Society
Texas
Canada
America
Nixon calls for state action on no fault auto insurance
The Volpe-led push urges states to update auto insurance laws toward no fault coverage to reduce lawsuits and delays. If states fail, federal action is likely, as a three year study favors no fault policies with unified compensation regardless of fault.
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United States
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
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God crafts a personal plan for each life
Dr. Bob Jones argues that God does not deal with everyone identically and that each person receives gifts suited to their own temperament and place of service. He cites Elijah and Elisha to illustrate seeking the Spirit’s guidance over imitating others, urging humility and obedience.
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Paul
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Elisha
Daily Crossword And Cryptoquote Puzzle Challenge
The page presents a themed daily crossword with across and down clues including head Wiesbaden is its capital and other varied hints. It also displays a cryptoquote puzzle by Longfellow with a brief explanation of the substitution method and a sample quote from Samuel Goldwyn.
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Wiesbaden
Record Classified Ad From 1971 Entertainment Snippet
A midwestern father tries to distract his son from politics with sports stats while a witty mix of song titles and a London theatre note highlight Richard Chamberlin and Bennett Cerf. The quirky items include jokes about IGS fashion and a court scene with a bearded youth trio.
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Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Midwest
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