Mount Vernon Newspapers Adopted Rates and Staff Roles
A 1920 Mount Vernon notice outlines newspaper staff including business manager news editor sports editor and circulation manager. It lists subscription rates by region with various terms and prices and notes delivery by carriers within the city. The paper serves Jefferson County and adjoining counties with mail and out-of-area pricing.
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Mali
Jefferson County
Jefferson
A Thought For Today And this is the confidence which we have in him
The quote reflects on faith and prayer from I John 5 14 and a Martin Luther reflection about surrender to God. It presents two concise, timeless sentiments about trust, prayer and possession through faith.
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John
Postal service plan calls for fastest delivery everywhere
Editorial notes a Post Office proposal requiring congressional approval to allow first class mail to ride the fastest available mode. Overnight delivery would reach 95 percent of letters, with air mail as a category eliminated except for city-to-city flights.
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Post Office
John A. Gronouski
Air Transport Association
Crisiscom simulates 1914 leaders to study crisis decisions
Computer Crisiscom models Kaiser and Czar with 1500 bits from history and newspapers to test decision making under crisis. Future plans include a Cuban missile crisis simulation with President Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev and potential scenarios such as US China clashes in Vietnam. The aim is to learn from the past to avoid repeating it.
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Kaiser
Czar
Crisiscom
Science Service
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Viet Nam
Fragmented Clues Bridge Language, Geography, and Myth
A mosaic of crossword style clues spans topics from Algerian governor to Afghan prince and Tupian Indian. Entries include ages, meat cut, plant parts, Greek god, and Swiss measure, with hidden phrases hinting at wordplay and linguistic connections.
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Monte Carlo
Mission Accomplished in Space and Global Conflicts
Doctors examine astronauts McDivitt and White after four days in space as special welcomes are planned. Manned flights to resume on an accelerated timeline following Geminins success. The Panamanian Communists fail to exploit the Dominican crisis while rebels appoint a peace team. US Navy planes hit targets in North Vietnam as requests to boost forces are discussed. The Senate approves 889 million for Southeast Asia development. State legislatures push safety laws as traffic deaths rise. Twin brother Timothy Nichol is sentenced after the murder of his wealthy sibling Ted Nichol.
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McDivitt
White
U.S
Geminic
Bas
Viet Nam
Navy
Senate
Johnson
Sid Dill
Southeast Asia
Associated Press
Ted Nicholson
Timothy
Horoscope Trends For July Readers In Daily Forecast
Wednesday brings help from others through small courtesies and planned effort. Aries should decide with associates in the morning then focus on personal duties in the evening. Taurus improves surroundings with partners early evening and welcomes help from co workers. Gemini plans social events in the morning and cleans home at night. Moon Children decide in the A M, delight kin, then hobby tonight. Leo clears home, plans ahead for business, relaxes this evening. Virgo boosts activity to increase abundance, visiting tonight. Libra tidies finances now, decides early, and acts orderly. Scorpio gathers future planning data, easier after morning. Sagittarius seeks recreation in A M, assists others later, a good friend lifts mood. Capricorn meets influential people, obtains ideas, enjoys social night. Aquarius sees new earning methods, a powerful helper tonight, take practical steps. Pisces handles obligations in A M, then pursues new interests, gift loved one in P M. If your birthday is today, you may be a thoughtful, courageous chart with a tendency to obesity. regulate diet. The forecast notes personal agency in shaping life. Carroll Righter forecast copy offers for $1 through Hollywood box.
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Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Tots
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
California
County Board Change Is 6 Votes Short
SPRINGFIELD IL AP The Illinois Senate defeated a weighted vote system for county supervisors by six votes, leaving three proposals in progress to meet the one man one vote mandate. A House bill would redraw township lines and elect one supervisor per district. A constitutional amendment would let counties draw their own charters to enable redistricting of supervisor territories.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
Senate
House
Today In History June 8 highlights through the years
On this date several events are noted including Roosevelt offering to aid peace talks in 1905 leading to the Portsmouth conference, Amherst landing in Nova Scotia in 1758, Paine’s death in 1809, Penny post cards authorized in 1872, Pershing arriving in London in 1917, and Normandy liberation news in 154. The note also recalls Webb and Knapp optioning a Palace of Progress in 196? and major diplomatic events in 1959 and 1960.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
N.H
Lord Jeffrey Amherst
Nova Scotia
Thomas Paine
Congress
John J. Pershing
London
Dight Eisenhower
Bayeux
Normandy
Webb and Knapp
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Leningrad
Corn Supply To Be Lowest Since 1955
Washington AP reports the 1964 crop year ending Oct 1 will yield the smallest corn reserve since 1955, forecast at 1.125 billion bushels, down 400 million from last year, due to land diversions and increased livestock feeding. Government payments and price supports affect acreage, with weather curbing production and feed grain carryovers dipping from 68.7 million tons to 56 million.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
National Association of Wheat Growers
Timely Quotes on Freedom and Asia by College Leader
Timely quotes express that white Western powers cannot halt trouble in Asia and that Asians must settle it themselves. Sen Ernest Gruening of Alaska and Buell G Gallagher, president of City College of New York, weigh in on Freedom for the Negro and global colored races.
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Asia
America
Globe
Buell G. Gallagher
City College of New York
City University of New York
Manners When Group Transport Depends On One Parent
A compact reminder emphasizes punctuality when a single parent handles group transportation. It advises timely arrival and readiness to avoid delays and coordinate with others relying on shared rides.
Fulbright urges France to settle WWI debt to U.S.
In Washington, Sen. J. W. Fulbright says France should resolve its $6.0 billion World War I debt to the United States, urging renewed talks. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, led by Fulbright, also approved a plan allowing Greece to pay a $13,155,921 refugee loan debt to the U.S. stemming from a 1929 resettlement loan.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
France
United States
Fulbright
Treasury Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Four Major Oceans and Gibbous Moon Fact
Geographers list four oceans Atlantic Pacific Indian and Arctic. A gibbous moon is between half and full in either waxing or waning phase and derives from an Italian word meaning humphacked.
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Oceans
Heroic Girl Returns Fish From Sand Riverside
A girl bursts into the riverbank home declaring a man chased her. She explains she did nothing to escalate the scene, but saved two big fish by returning them to the water, preventing their death. Her quick action earns quiet praise from her father.
Skin diving scientists record fish cleaning symbiosis
Scientists using pressure proof cameras with powerful stroboscopic lights film fish cleaning stations where large fish visit stations to be cleaned of skin parasites by smaller fish and other animals. Water filters out color below 52 feet, so depth limits color filming.
Longest North American bird incubation period cited
The longest incubation period among North American birds is attributed to the Leach's petrel, with a period ranging from 48 to 54 days.
Family trip to downtown sparks shopping spree
A trip downtown turned into a family shopping outing as members explored stores and browsed goods. The excursion highlighted collective decisions and small purchases that accompanied the outing.
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