Delta Assault in the Delta Likely as Vietnam War Wariness Grows
Washington reports notice that North Vietnamese and Viet Cong aim to reestablish fighting credibility in South Vietnam's Delta and Saigon area with small unit hit and run raids. Cambodia sanctuaries remain largely unusable for major actions, while South Vietnamese forces show limited blocking success but insufficient force to deter infiltrations.
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Parks Crisis Grows As Visitor Numbers Climb In U S Areas
The rise in park visitors strains facilities and raises crime and litter worries in major areas like the Great Smokies and Yellowstone. Traffic, crowding, and limited camp space drive calls for better access and more parks as 1971 nears record levels. President Nixon backs expanding parks and recreation facilities nationwide.
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Yellowstone
New York Times
Nixon
Reverence for National Parks Guides Visitor Conduct
The article urges park visitors to model respectful behavior toward the environment, noting that individuals can contribute to preserving the system by personal conduct. It emphasizes pride in the national park legacy and warns against actions that could spoil it.
Scouts Admit Girls in Exploring Division for Older Members
With the liberation movement spreading, the Boy Scouts begin accepting girls on a limited basis. The change applies to the Exploring Division for Scouts over 15 with special interests, marking a notable shift in policy.
ARROGANCE OF POWER IN RAIL STRIKE DISPUTE
The 2 percent union, Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, calls the nationwide rail strike. It paralyzes industry and harms workers and the public while rejecting extended deadlines in Washington talks. Wage demand cited as 54 percent over 36 months, higher than recent settlements. Government halt seen as insufficient.
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Wall Street Journal
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Washington
Sketches of memory and love from old neighborhoods
The verse reflects recalling childhood scenes and past loves as the speaker revisits old neighborhoods and memories. It notes how time changes places yet nature helps revive warm nights, familiar faces, laughter, and tears from years gone by.
Sterling High retirees and a noted overseas program
Miss Paulette Bendon of Ster paraiso University contemplates the universitys first overseas academic program. Two long time Sterling High School instructors will retire this year: Viola Martin after twenty five years in Home Economics and Mildred Krughoff after twenty four years as Social Studies chair.
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Sterparaiso University
Sterling High School
Sterling Township High School
Viola Martin
Mildred Krughoff
Sterling Junior Chamber elects Rolf Helms president
Rolf Helms was elected president of the Sterling Junior Chamber of Commerce at its May general membership meeting held last night at Jul's gas system headquarters. In a related ceremony at the Sterling High Field House, retiring principal Roscoe Bades was honored with the dedication of the 1961 Warrior yearbook.
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Sterling Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Sterling High Field House
Roscoe Bades
Adams Girl Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Sterling Home
Adams family of Route Four Sterling hosted a Saturday afternoon party for nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Adams. Capt Lowell T Stone USN of Sterling reports to Washington DC to take over duties as assistant director of the bureaus training division. An estimated 7,500,000 people turned out in New York to welcome General Douglas MacArthur home as a returning hero.
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Dangers of Prohibition Editorial Reaffirms Fears
A 1921 editorial reports Dr W A Evans of the Chicago Tribune health department arguing that prohibition hinders cadaver supply for medical schools. He claims fewer Saturday night drunk pneumonia cases reach hospitals, narrowing anatomy teaching resources and dubbing this another danger of prohibition.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune Health Department
Chicago Demonstrators Association
Ann Landers Letters Reflect On Moles And Night News Etiquette
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on vanity moles and why a socialite might keep them, the ethics of waking someone with late night deaths, and advising on early high school for a gifted child. The column also directs readers to Ann Landers’ marriage booklet and where to send letters.
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Ann Landers
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Strength for the Day sermon by Earl L Douglass
Earl L Douglass argues that educating mind without conscience invites disaster. He warns secularism erodes education and moral life and urges religious education through Bible and church to prevent catastrophe. He notes some churches lead while others falter and calls for urgent action.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William James
Christian Church
Polly's Pointers Car Patch Too Heavy to Mend Rubber Gloves
Dear Polly offers home sewing tips from readers. Advice covers patches for rubber gloves, shortening crocheted dresses with machine stitching, threading ribbons to adjust length, and hemming heavy knits with chalk guides and crochet edges. Other notes suggest removable ribbons for later lengthening and color-coordinated trims.
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Polly
Shirley
Dissecting room supply shortfall prompts volunteer call
Dr Evans warns that prohibition cuts cadaver supply and endangers teaching. He asks readers if they will volunteer to help by offering their bodies for medical study, stressing the need to replenish the dissection room.
Law For Today: Motorcycle passenger safety equipment
A reader asks about outfitting a motorcycle for a girlfriend to ride as a passenger. The law requires any passenger seat or saddle to have permanent handgrips and the motorcycle to have footrests adjusted to fit the passenger.
Yellow skin and nose job questions to Dr Lamb
Readers discuss possible jaundice and skin discoloration with guidance to see a physician for a proper diagnosis. They ask about nose surgery costs, with cautions that prices vary by surgeon and hospital, and note the need to address underlying health issues first.
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Dr. Lamb
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