Aerosol safety push faces slow progress and reform
The piece argues aerosol cans risk if heated and urges simple pressure relief designs to prevent explosions. It notes few injuries but calls for universal safety changes and cites industry defense and the Pieta restoration as context. It concludes with a biblical verse and a aside on price tagging.
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Let's Bomb Copenhagen and the Vietnam Talks
Jeffrey Hart critiques international reaction to renewed bombing in Vietnam and the Paris talks. He argues Thieu bears blame for the breakdown, notes Hanoi factional shifts, and condemns global protests as morally bankrupt while criticizing Danish and Northern European leaders for hypocrisy.
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Coming Fuel Boom Promises Major Shipbuilding Revival Ahead
John Chamberlain argues that a global energy surge will spur a U S led LNG shipbuilding boom and larger oil tanker orders through 1985. He predicts heavy capital outlays for drills liquefying gear and new ships as balance of payments concerns drive domestic construction.
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Calvin Coolidge Forecaster Of The Future
A Dartmouth College librarian shares a book compiling Calvin Coolidge syndicated columns from 1930 31. The author notes Coolidge offered strong lessons on predicting the future and recalls the 30th president was once the highest paid syndicated columnist, earning the equivalent of $1 in a year.
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Towers Family reflects on community and world questions
A letter describes Ross Hunt Towers as a diverse, caring community since 1972. Residents recount daily life, greetings from the mail carrier, donations, and Christmas celebrations. The writer then critiques Calvin Coolidge era columns and raises questions on war, race, oil, and the United Nations, urging broader awareness of global issues.
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