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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
2
An article argues that lower intelligence correlates with higher accident risk and reckless driving. It suggests caution in licensing the dullest 20 percent, claiming subnormal intellect often hides defects yet signals danger on the road. The Canadian Safety League cautions brains and driving do not always align, but recklessness marks stupidity.
Sympathy flows for a Nationalist Chinese diplomat criticized at home for dozing during a United Nations General Assembly session. Critics demand recall by Formosa, though the author argues no fault was committed and warns against punishing a natural human response to a dull meeting.
The passage presents a timeless reflection on youth and aging tied to faith doubts confidence fears and hope. It suggests the quote rarely credited to a specific author and notes its frequent use and comforting effect on readers.
A letter to the editor contrasts Canadian restraint with sharp US public letter writing. It cites the New York Daily News and mocks President Kennedy asking for economic advice, asking whether he should resign or stay quiet as the stock market falls whenever he speaks.
An inventor from Ingland proposes a slightly squared wheel as a new energy development. He leads a school for handi craft and believes square wheels can improve movement, though details remain unclear and contested.
A committee of 18 farm groups appointed last May produced a Manitoba farm study. Commissioners from Brandon College and the University of Manitoba say the report urges broad, inclusive farm organizations with both commercial and non commercial membership. It backs a unified, non amerrizing farm voice and envisions two main forms: a diverse non commercial federation and a bi cameral bi party style structure.
In the Italian summer of 1894 the Marconi family wake to a bell ringing in the attic. Only pap Marconi sleeps through the commotion as young Guglielmo leads the family to the room and demonstrates a wireless setup with no wires between the devices.
A Birmingham, New York NICU case recounts March 14 when newborns received salt-laden formula and died from salt poisoning. Dr. Kilney describes a sugar and water abdominal infusion technique that exchanges salt for sugar to restore balance, used now in adults with similar poisoning.
A compact reflection contrasts Samuel Johnson and Mary Baker Eddy on desire. It notes that desire keeps life moving and links prayer to awareness of the wish to be and do good, highlighting moral motivation as a guiding force.
South African information agents warn tourists as elephants in Kruger Park drink fermented fruit and attack cars. In Kenya's Tsavo, 15000 elephants strain park vegetation, trampling crops and threatening residents. Elephants reach speeds up to 25 mph, crack coconuts, and fear mosquitoes more than mice.
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