Sidewalk De-icer Risks to Plants Highlighted
Rock salt and de-icers can injure shrubs trees and turf near salted sidewalks. Sugar maple and white pine are especially vulnerable, with root damage causing leaf scorch and dieback. Use safer materials like urea or other fertilizers, note higher costs and potential residue.
Notable deaths across nations including Beall and Lammerding
Obituaries report J Glenn Beall a Maryland Republican veteran of five House terms and two Senate terms died at 76 after losing to Joseph D. Tydings. Also noted are Admiral Lord Tovey, 85, who helped sink the Bismarck and aid Normandy. Lively B. Willoughby, 88, inventor of a canned biscuit process. Lt. Gen. George Grunert, 89, who fortified Philippine defenses. and Heinrich Lammerding, 65, former SS general sentenced in absentia for the Oradour massacre.
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Louisville, Ky
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San Antonio
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Australia
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Army War College
Bad Toelz
Germany
Heinrich Lammerding
France
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Young Zanuck Exit Ends Notable Film Dynasty
The departure of Richard Zanuck as president of 20th Century Fox marks the apparent end of the most notable dynasty in the film industry. The article notes how familial ties shaped early studios from Goldwyn to Warner, and how deaths and economic changes are eroding family control in Hollywood.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Richard Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Warner
William Orr
Richard
Dar
Men’s Day Observances at St Paul CME Church
The annual Men’s Day program at St Paul CME Church includes morning and afternoon services led by church men and special music by the Ladies Chorus. Afternoon participants feature Calvary Baptist Church Male Chorus Bowling Green men’s group and local figures, with services starting after 2 p.m. All are welcome and offerings go to church projects.
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St. Paul Cme
Calvary Baptist Church
Bowling Green
Theodore Hawkins
James Gannaway
Thomas McQuitty
Mexico
C. E. Trotter
William Gardner
Clarence Gould
Willis L. Davis
William H. Patterson
Henry Mann
Virgil “Vance
Oscar P
Payne
Award L. Williams
William Fountain
Postage to Rise Ahead of Semi Autonomous Postal Service
Washington AP reports Postmaster General Winton M Blount says postage rates will increase before June as the post office transitions to a semi autonomous postal service. He spoke at a news conference to introduce seven of nine governors who will assume control by August 12.
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Washington
Winton M. Blount
Blount
Board of Governors
Zanuck era reshuffles at major film studios imply shifts
The article notes Foxmaker Zanuck’s surprise arrival and Richard Young’s high regard by industry insiders. It discusses leadership changes following costs and blame, with Abé Schneider steering Columbia and Led Jaffe as president of the parent firm. Stanley Schneider leads Columbia Pictures, while Howard Jaffe produces, and Stanley Jaffe heads Paramount Pictures.
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Fox
Darryl
Cohn
Abé Schneider
Defittol
Columbia
Jaffe
Columbia Industries
Stanley Schneider
Columbia Pictures
Howard Jaffe
Stanley
Paramount Pictures
Ministers Decline Stand On Hannibal Drink Election
Hannibal ministers decline to take a formal stand on liquor by the drink in a special city wide vote Feb 2. The Hannibal Ministerial Alliance discussed the issue but voted to remain neutral due to varied opinions. Rev. Norman Downs cited the group’s range of views.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Ministerial Alliance
Norman Downs
South Side Christian Church
Alliance
Say No The Subtle Skill To Avoid Tempting Traps
HAL Boyle offers a wry guide on how to say no gracefully. He argues avoiding screwball proposals protects fortunes and longevity. Examples show common pressure lines and how to resist them to stay practical and safe.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mexico Ledger items and street talk interlude excerpt
A fragment from the Mexico Missouri Ledger dated January 14, 1971 shows a garbled exchange with lines about cutting it, poking noses, a fat lip, a shortcut, poetry in darkness, and a fridge kept item tasting off. The text includes dialogue among unnamed speakers.
Bill would cap election ad spending across media
A proposed reform bill to limit campaign expenditures on newspapers billboards radio and television will be co sponsored by Sen Mike Gravel and Sen James B Pearson Gravel said the bill would create a 50 dollar tax credit for campaign donations and would direct federal funds for presidential vice presidential senatorial and congressional elections Networks would be required to provide eight hours of free prime time with six hours for presidential hopefuls and two for vice presidential candidates
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Calif
Mike Gravel
Alaska
James B. Pearson
Rkan
Gravel
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