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New Air Safety Rules Take Effect for Flights
The Civil Aeronautics Board adopts new air safety rules requiring civil and military test flights to occur over open waters or sparsely populated areas. The rule follows a January 31 Pacoima mid air collision that killed eight, spurring House Commerce Committee probes and a push to upgrade air traffic control with radar under a five year plan.
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New Jersey study challenges view of federal aid flows
A New Jersey Taxpayers Assn study says most federal aid circulates back to origin states, not helping poorer areas. It finds 77 percent of aid goes to states that funded it, totals exceed 24.3 billion dollars, with Delaware at 2.45 dollars tax per each dollar aid and Mississippi at 0.29 dollars per dollar aid.
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Thoughts Of A Man Not Yet Forty Five
Hal Boyle reflects on turning 46 and the questions of identity, aging, and legacy. He recalls childhood, wrestling days, and the uncertain path ahead as time marches on, pondering who will carry the walls of life forward after he is gone.
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Kindergaren
Korea
Frost
Israel US pledge opens way for Gaza withdrawal
Analysis shows a diplomacy strategy behind public statements from the President and State Department as Israel nears troop withdrawal. The US pledges free and innocent passage for vessels in the Gulf of Aqaba and Suez area, with multilateral backing to prevent Israeli shipping restrictions. Ambassador Khan travels to brief Israel's Parliament on the evolving commitments.
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Tead
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Egyot
International Court of Justice
Suez
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Daily Shavers and Snoring Divides Club Ideas
A scattered column blends odd trivia and Q A notes. It riffs on daily shaving myths, suggests a Scipo Club, notes the Hollywood Bachelor Girls honor for the Duke of Kent, and cites a Pittsburgh divorce case over snoring. It also covers hotels, Onassis living, eggs with ham, and a tiny European-made car.
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Duke of Kent
J. Edgar Hoover
Willie Hartack
Carl Laemmle Jr
Pittsburgh
David Harwich
Senator Neuberger Battles Billboards Amid Widows and Orphans
Washington column notes Senator Richard Neuberger of Oregon rails against billboard ads for a federal highway plan. He cites letters from widows and orphans and a Tacoma Yacht Club member as critics, while he weighs exemptions and public service arguments amid a humorous jab about a “Bill Board.”
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Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Senator Neuberger
Middletown Historical Assn Sought To Record Local Pioneers
In Middletown a plan to form a Middletown Historical Association is proposed by Harold Brooks a social science teacher at McKinley Junior High. Brooks offers to lead the effort and seeks interested residents to contact him at 4204 Central Ave for involvement.
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Middletown Historical Assn
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Central Ave
Mrs. E W Voice From Burlington On Tax Burden And War
Mrs E W of Burlington protests heavy taxes on consumer purchases and war costs in a letter to the editor. She laments rising prices and affirms need for US leaders to consider home needs while questioning Congress and Washington’s representation.
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New York City
Congress
Estrellita horoscope for tomorrow urges steady effort and ambition
Tomorrow's reading urges you to resist temptation and take full control of duties. It highlights rewards for ambition and enterprise, with key points about career and finances in late March to May and again in late September through December, while cautioning against overtaxing yourself and risky asset moves.
Middletown Boy Aids Capture Of Escapee Stamper
Robert L. Wallace, a 14 year old newsboy, helped police arrest Glenmore Stamper, an escapee from Mansfield Reformatory, after spotting a man removing auto tires. Over 2,000 residents attended a belated Roosevelt birthday ball at the Manchester Hotel with local officials and company leaders.
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Mansfield
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Mabel Allyn
Drs
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H. O. Lund
Mildred Snyder
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