Yard Gum Trees Produce Mess of Balls Each Year
Readers ask if gum trees can be sterilized to stop ball drop and mess. Expert notes no pill or spray can curb balling. trees designed to fruit will do so, leaving owners with axe or repeated cleanup. Postal question adds that routes are balanced to eight-hour workloads. substitutes may move faster due to lighter volume, but this isn’t a sign of longer-term efficiency.
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Walter York
York
P.O
Ernie Davis Died of Leukemia Before Browns Debut
All American halfback Ernie Davis of Syracuse, the 1961 number one draft pick by the Cleveland Browns, died from leukemia before he could play a game for the NFL team.
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Ernie Davis
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Cleveland Browns
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Why Rainbow Club Won’t Admit All Girls Without Petition
A reader argues it is fair for girls to apply and be judged on character for Rainbow Club, a junior arm of Eastern Star. The mother laments a daughter’s rejection, but the columnist notes membership limits and suggests school clubs as openings for deserving girls.
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Split of Gate at Greensboro Coliseum for HPC Guilford Series
The gross take covers coliseum operating and rental costs then the remainder is split 50 50 between High Point and Guilford. Gates are combined for the two game series and divided after completion per HPC athletic director Charlie Morris.
Salvation Army Boy's Club Fire Plans Discussed
Capt. Paul J. Herzog says a volunteer committee is guiding the Boy's Club through recovery. The facility remains in full operation with a renovated game area, the gym hosting basketball, and estimated fire damage to the game room and roof pegged at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. The headquarters is 38 years old while the Boy's Club annex dates to 1936.
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Army
Paul J. Herzog
Herzog
Marines Try to Seize Hue Citadel in Heavy Fighting
U S and South Vietnamese Marines led a ground assault into Hue’s inner Citadel but faced heavy fire and failed to break enemy positions. More than 1,000 allied troops held the Perfume River flank as 14 days of fighting yielded about 2,393 North Vietnamese or Viet Cong deaths and ongoing heavy casualties for South Vietnamese forces.
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Hue
al Chang
Chang
Perfume River
U.S
Grieving survivors harassed by antiwar mail
Women who lost husbands and sons in Vietnam receive anonymous antiwar mail from a Susanville, California address. The material includes statements that U S servicemen are worse than cannibals and a reprint of an article from The Christian Century. Authorities note first class mail cannot be censored.
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Susanville
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H. L. Hummel
Christian Cen
Tury
Chicago
The
Christian Century
Timothy J. May
Post Office Department
Pentagon
Federal
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Charles E. Johnson
Nixon Harder on War than Romney in New Hampshire Drive
AP Special Correspondent Relman Morin reports Nixon forces a tougher Vietnam stance against Gov. George Romney in New Hampshire as the first presidential primary looms. Nixon argues the war links America to Pacific stability, while Romney counters a peace offensive to avoid World War III. Dover turnout nears 1,200 as supporters fill venues and crowd outside the high school.
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Latin America
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Congress Weighs Drug Costs in Medicare Debates
Administration sources say Johnson will not push adding prescription drugs to Medicare in his health message. A. HEW budget tight due to Vietnam costs, with drug costs for Medicare patients projected around 1.5 billion annually by 1970 or 1971. Sen. Montoya has introduced a bill to cover generic drug costs, while administration officials require generic brand equivalence and may shift costs to participants through premiums or outlays.
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HEW
Milton Silverman
Joseph M. Montoya
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Silverman
Ice Age or Tropical Climate Forecast From Space Age Emissions
Scientists warn that exhaust particles from rockets and SST flights could alter the earths climate by reflecting or trapping heat. A cooling Ice Age or a warming, polar ice melt scenario depends on particle size and concentration. Computers aid research as jet contrails form daily across nations, signaling climate sensitivity.
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