Why a drink makes your nose turn red
The answer notes that alcohol expands skin capillaries, increasing blood flow and causing redness. It explains vasodilator nerves expand vessels during blushing, while vasoconstrictor nerves narrow them to pallor. It ends with a playful mention of red nosed reindeer not Rudolph.
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Real estate ads frustrate buyers with missing details
A city reader complains ads Lack real data on addresses loans and payments. An industry expert cites Truth In Lending limits and warns buyers with varying loan types face different costs. The discussion touches on Brook Farm's legendary commune and quail terminology as side notes.
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Why Grapes Turn Brown Dry Up and Fall Off
A reader asks why Concord and white grapes brown dry up and drop. Garden House expert Ray Turner suggests Bordeaux Mixture to treat likely black rot on the white grapes.
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Burned house on Franklin Avenue awaiting demolition plan
A fire wrecked the 1804 Franklin Avenue residence and left it a total loss. Building Inspector Hill says the owner, awaiting an insurance settlement, will demolish once funds arrive. Floral Garden Cemetery asks for mallard hens to restock pond ducks, seeking 6 to 8 hens.
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Devlin must go to jail in Northern Ireland case
Belfast Court rules Bernadette Devlin must serve six months for incitement to riot and rioting. An appeal to the Lords is denied. a warrant for arrest will issue as the House of Lords appeal is rejected. Devlin remains a British MP despite the sentence and possible party vote.
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Fighting Swirls In Middle East Plan Discussed
Israel and Syria battle for the third straight day with mutual claims of jet losses. Damascus Radio reports ongoing frontline violence while Syria says Israeli tanks crossed the Golan cease-fire line. An Italian DC8 suffered a wing hole from anti air fire but landed safely in Beirut with no injuries to 104 aboard.
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Senate approves 4.75 billion education bill with desegregation funds
The Senate passed a 4.75 billion education bill by 74 to 4, adding initial desegregation aid sought by the White House. A 150 million first installment of 1.5 billion was approved to help Southern districts, raising questions of a possible veto and extending a long session after Cambodia debates.
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Cambodian Defense Fights Stretch Toward Oudong and Speu
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong renewed attacks on Kompong Speu 30 miles from Phnom Penh and threatened Oudong as U.S. Navy aircraft engage targets in North Vietnam. Cambodian forces report gains around Long Vek and continued pressure toward Phnom Penh amid broader regional clashes involving Siem Reap and Kompong Thom.
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25th Anniversary of U N Observed in San Francisco
More than 200 officials and delegates from 126 nations gathered in San Francisco for a four hour anniversary program at the War Memorial Opera House marking the 25th anniversary of the U N charter. Signing speakers included Carol Romulo Feridum Cemal Erkin and Amintore Fanfani with U Thant as main banquet speaker.
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Senate Panel Backs Tight 1971 Spending Ceiling
Senate Finance Committee voted 9 to 8 to peg federal outlays for 1971 at 205.6 billion dollars with three exceptions for debt interest veterans benefits and Social Security related funds. The amendment, offered by Senator Williams, faced opposition from administration aides over rigid limits and flexibility concerns.
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