Abe Weatherwise Predicts Severe Winter in Almanac
The piece notes Abe Weatherwise using a 1500s based secret formula to forecast a harsh winter with major snowstorms starting around November 10 and lasting into April. It says many storms will hit nationwide with snow or sleet on New Year’s Eve and through mid January, contrasted with cautious Bureau forecasts.
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Oversupply of PhD Graduates Sparks Teaching Shift
The nation faces a doctor of philosophy oversupply as many PhD holders return to teaching in undergraduate institutions. Dr. Lyman Glenny of UC Berkeley notes that about half of PhD holders go into education, lacking practical teaching training and experience outside academia. He calls for revised PhD programs emphasizing teaching skills.
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Center For Research and Development In Higher Education
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Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf 1970 excerpt
A compact syndicated essay noting shifting social mores and a range of cultural observations. It features Jim Everhart and Arthur Borden as voices of conservative practicality, contrasts new math and teen culture, and cites John Fowles on desire and happiness.
Peace Symbol exposes anti Christian meaning in youth gear
A Pittsburgh bulletin warns that the Peace Symbol is not modern but a medieval anti Christ sign known as the Broken Cross. It claims the symbol opposes Christianity, aids Communist Russia, and signals atheism through jewelry and clothing.
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Russia
America
New Grass Juneus Esparto Reported From Israel
The Nashville Banner notes a new plant named juneus esparto in Israel praised for many uses. It can fodder dairy cattle weave mats insulate produce plastic sheets and help treat wastewater. Scotland and England tested it for high quality paper pulp. It tolerates underground saline water and may yield clean drinking water. Also mentions U S interest and a military draft carryover discussion for 1971 with details on local board sequence numbers and first three months of 1971.
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Billing
Daily Crossword Clue Snap Sample
Puzzle lists across and down clues with theme hints and a sample cryptoquote from King Features Syndicate, including a quotation about gain and loss. It reflects a timed newspaper feature with multiple wordplay lines and reference to yesterday's puzzle.
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Changes in draft lottery rules explained by state director
Lt. Colonel Charles M. Duncan answers questions on recent changes to the draft lottery. He says the rules clarify the carryover group and describe the general effect as ensuring precise definition of the affected cohort.
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Charles M. Duncan
Selective Service
W. 9Th St
Austin
Texas
Inside Washington March of Events and Election Dynamics
A compact overview notes Dos Passos’s shift to conservatism and his National Review role, Ford’s Agnew quip, Mitchel’s push to diversify Justice Department hiring, and Williams of New Jersey steering clear of liquor issues to improve reelection odds. The piece frames political strategy, media attention, and party watchfulness ahead of 1970 contests.
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Wiliams
Williams
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