Newspaper Founded in 1898 by Emery Odell
The publication began on October 13, 1898, established by Emery A. Odell, a publisher whose life spanned 1871 to 1953. It issued daily editions except Sundays and certain holidays including New Year’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas.
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World views of global powers analyzed at Akron conference
German scholar Klaus Mehnert described how major powers view the world using geometric metaphors. He told delegates that Europeans and Japanese see four converging lines, while Americans see two triangles with the U S at the center linking camps. He suggested the world is a Yo Yo controlled by those who think they hold it.
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School For International Relations
Columbia University
Europe
Japan
Regional Council For International Education
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Soviet Union
China
Dear Abby column on ethics and advice letters
A collection of reader questions to Abby including marital ethics for a psychologist, forgiveness guidance, a request to clarify a religious reference, a 14 year old’s travel funds and parental son permission, and Abby’s standard offers for personal replies and a booklet.
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Belgium
High tech medical exports rise as aid to developing nations grows
Foreign doctors trained in the United States or Europe return home to underdeveloped health systems. Omni Research proposes a Puerto Rico data bank and Tegucigalpa lab partnerships while Electro-Nucleonics markets advanced centrifuges and Gemsaec blood analyzers abroad to tap a three to four times larger world market.
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United States
Europe
Irving Gray
Georgetown University
Gray
U.S
Omni Research, Inc
Omni
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
North America
Jim Whidden
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc
Bethesda
Gemsaec
Today in History Highlights and Birthdays
Digest of notable events on May 1 across years including Dewey’s Manila Bay victory in 1898 and the 1964 LBJ forecast of a woman president. Also mentions the 1707 union forming Great Britain, Smithsonian cornerstone in 1847, Empire State Building dedication in 1931, and Vietnam era notes. Birthdays listed: Gen. Mark Clark 77, Jack Paar 55, Kate Smith 64.
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George Dewey
Manila Bay
England
Scotland
Great Britain
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Chicago
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New York
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Mark W. Clark
Jack Paar
Kate Smith
Daily Horoscope for May 2 1973
ARIES warns cautious about new ventures requiring cash outlays and money well spent. TAURUS advises not to overcommit beyond your ability. GEMINI notes avoid overreliance on others for tasks you must do. CANCER recalls past braggarts offering little reward. LEO says today’s faux pas will appear larger with the spotlight on you. VIRGO urges practical ideas before pushing coworkers. LIBRA warns against selling others on incomplete investigations. SCORPIO emphasizes written guarantees in elaborate deals. SAGITTARIUS cautions hobby purchases may go unused. CAPRICORN warns against overindulging loved ones with material things. AQUARIUS warns large promises may create false hopes. PISCES urges dealing with things as they are, not as you’d like.
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Taurus
Gemini
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Weighing Choices Guides Action in May 1973
May 2 1973 advice advises weighing new opportunities carefully to avoid waste. It stresses choosing a course of action wisely and considering options before proceeding.
Monroes Dial System Move Marked by Staff Efforts
Glancing back through the May history notes, Monroe prepares to switch to a new dial system with United Telephone Co staff intensively finishing phases. The VFW Post 2312 votes to buy land on Smokey Row from Robert G. Rote for a clubhouse and public tavern.
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United Telephone Co
Cecil Jones
V.F.W
Smokey Row
Robert G. Rote
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