Ribicoff Presses GAO Findings On Poultry Plant Sanitation
Sen Abraham Ribicoff releases a GAO list showing many poultry plants across states failed sanitation checks. He criticizes Agriculture for delays and urges shifting oversight to a consumer‑focused agency to prevent recurring unsafe conditions amid 1.5 billion pounds of poultry eaten in 1970.
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Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Government Accounting Office
U. S
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GAO
Department of Agriculture
Department
Congress
Curtsies and Conscience in Royal London Debated
A Boston born writer criticizes an American wife for not curtsying to Queen Elizabeth at a London garden party. The letter argues curtsying reflects royal tradition, while conceding Americans may reject subservience in line with independence and equal rights.
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Britain
Queen Elizabeth
London
Buckingham Palace
America
Welfare and work ethics in the liberal welfare debate
The New York Times urges ending relief class distinctions by a federal income floor, while The Manion Forum argues welfare should be a stopgap, not a lifestyle. It praises work, decries dependency, and defends support for the truly disabled and temporarily unemployed.
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the Times
Almanac Facts for December 9 1971 Almanac
The piece notes the 343rd day of 1971 with reflections on welfare costs and the working poor, birthdays of English poet John Milton, and historical milestones including Noah Webster creating the first daily New York City paper in 1793 and Wilson receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1920. It also mentions stars, zodiac sign, and a Milton quote.
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Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
John Milton
Noah Webster
American Minerva
New York City
Wilmington
Del
Loss of Memory and Drunk Driving Warned by Doctors
An elderly father’s memory loss is explained as a common aging issue with possible remedies and patience urged for families. A reader asks about handling a husband who drinks and drives, with warnings about dangerous behavior and legislation considering license revocation. Dr Lester Coleman promotes an alcoholism booklet available by mail from the syndicate.
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Mrs. H
Lester Coleman
Lester 1. Coleman
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List Reflects Varied Entries
The grid features clues spanning names, places, and objects. Includes references to Paulo, Putin, Martha Seise, and Hugh, plus geographic terms and historical eras, with several cryptic and direct definitions across two sections.
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Opening: decode LONGFELLOW
Daily puzzle shows a cryptogram quote and explains substitution. It notes A stands for L and X for O in a sample and presents a hint about matching letters and word shapes.
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Longfellow
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