Detective Looks at Loch Ness Monster Sketches
Chicago based Lass Mackal leads a team from the Loch Ness Phenomena Investigation Bureau analyzing artist drawings of alleged Nessie sightings. The study tests zoological possibilities including seals manatees eels plesiosaurs and a sea cow form to determine if living creatures could explain the Loch Ness phenomena.
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Science Service, Inc
Chicago
Scotland
University of Chicago
Roy Mackal
Mackal
Loch Ness
Chicago Poverty Program Devoured by Gangsters
Washington Editor William Hines reports on the Woodlawn project a $1 million effort aimed at training Chicago's South Side youths that collapsed after mismanagement. The article links the fiasco to congressional skepticism toward sociology funded programs and criticizes oversight failures and political weaponization of anti poverty efforts.
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Washington
OEO
Poverty Agency
Brazier
Woodlawn
Congress
Capitol Hill
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Carl Curtis
R-Nebr
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Office of’ Economic Opportunity
McClellan-Curtis
McClellan
R. Sargent Shriver
France
Chicago
Whiskers
Know for I am persuaded I have eternal life
The speaker contrasts certainties in faith science farming and scripture, citing Job and John to affirm believers may know they have eternal life. The text emphasizes the Christian assurance that one passes from death unto life and holds that such knowledge is central to faith.
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D. E. Job
John
Son
God
Paul
Inflation and the dream of millionaires through compound growth
A New York Times piece notes rising numbers of millionaires as inflation grows. It discusses the rule of 72, annual returns from mutual funds, and how institutions seek high growth. experts predict more convertible debt and higher interest rates to attract funds. The piece cites Morgan Guaranty Trust and Fundscope data.
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Albert L. Krfaus
New York Times
New York
Fundscope Magazine
Guy E. Noyes
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Vacation Diary at Mare's Nest Goes Off The Rails
Nantucket diary excerpts recount a chaotic 14 hour drive to Mare's Nest. The family endures rain mold and missing TV, while Dr Vetch prescribes Nat Geographic back copies and a tetanus shot. A broken clock and a roof leak push the vacation toward comic disaster before a reluctant farewell.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
Nantucket
Mass
Mare’s Nest
National Geographic
Bobbsey Twins
Marie Corelli
Bambi
Archie
Josette
Rover
Playboy
Dr. Vetch
Little Archie
Dr. Vech
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I.B.M
Michael A. Pedi, M.D