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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1970
Page
2
A comparison of Moon missions and the Boeing 747 shows near impossible feats achieved with precision. Pan American reports 747 service boosting passenger traffic up to eighty percent over the 707 as the jet becomes a workhorse and public confidence grows.
Critics grow dated as views of doctors struggle to match changes in health care. AMA president Dr. Walter C. Bornemeier urges better public storytelling and plans for rapid physician supply, broader nurse use, and tax credit financed insurance. He predicts 1980s reforms keep private, fee for service care with universal coverage.
Observers anticipate a close second round in the Senate Safe guard ABM fight this summer after last year’s narrow passage. With Dirksen dead and Pastore wavering, the administration may gain votes from Cannon, while Jackson backs the compromise. The piece also notes GOP views on 18 year old voting and the waning life of the Subversive Activities Control Board.
The Shrine Circus returns with Clyde Brothers Circus providing afternoon and night performances in Gladewater Tyler Center and Sharon Temple Shrine venues from September 4 to 9. Tickets mailed to Shrine members. special kid campaign planned. Cast includes wild animals, clowns, high wire acts, elephants, dogs, and glamorous costumes. East Texas Shrine members will manage details and refreshments.
Hi Neighbor. The writer shares a weekly prayer asking for self restraint and humor as age increases. He seeks to stay thoughtful, avoid meddling, listen to others’ pains, endure with patience, and keep a cheerful, not sour, outlook while enjoying life’s humor. Louis signs off with a note about upcoming events and driving safely.
A personal column titled Hodgepodge by Fredalene Clark reflects on memories shaped by family and friends. The piece describes a time made easier by loved ones and notes moments of helping others who come into life.
A newspaper review lists Richard Armour memoir My Life With Women while noting Gordon Rattray Taylor The Biological Time Bomb and Marcia Davenport works. It highlights Paul Horgan Memories of the Future Steve Turner A Measure of Dust Ruth Wolff The Space Between and related literary notices with a long reader letter praising a hospitalized loved one’s care.
The Brayton School in Canton Massachusetts joined the Massachusetts Hospital School as a $2.2 million, one story complex designed for wheelchairs and rolling beds. It combines classrooms with medical facilities and offers grades one through 12 with a two way audio system and wide doorways.
The Gladewater Mirror lists home delivery and mail subscription prices. Local Texas rates are $1.00 per month, $1.25 per month by mail, $5.00 for six months, $8.50 per year. Non Texas rates are higher at $1.50 per month, $6.00 six months, $10.00 yearly. All payments are in advance and consolidated with The Gladewater Times-Tribune as of November 28, 1949.
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