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A Thought For Today A Day Worth More Than This Moment
A brief collection of reflections quotes Job and Goethe highlight the value of today. The lines present a contemplative tone, contrasting swift days with the lasting significance of living in the moment.
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Editorial Gls Not Bombs Key To Victory
A public opinion view argues Americans favor stepped up bombing of North Vietnam but warns history shows bombing alone did not end World War II. It asserts ground combat and sustained pressure are essential, rejects nuclear options, and cautions that longer casualties and negotiations will shape any victory in Vietnam.
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Riverside honors prominent citizen with Wong Way street
The City Council of Riverside California reportedly honored a notable Chinese resident by naming a street Wong Way in his honor. The decision reflects community recognition of his contributions to local services and civic life.
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Across and Down Word Puzzle Scavenger Hunt
Readable puzzle clues list across and down with numbers for answers such as fish cakes hamburger small pastry fruit drink and more. Includes terms like arboreal homes poetic contraction arm bone prose and other vocabulary items.
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Horoscope for Friday general tendencies and zodiac notes
Friday brings delays and frustrations until sundown then progress in contacting important people. Aries shows enthusiasm impressing superiors. Taurus should work carefully with evening romance. Gemini faces daytime partner troubles easing by evening. Moon children co workers may bustle. avoid arguments. Leo flattery helps future allies and avoid criticism. Virgo avoid harping on taboos at home. Libra quietly efficient work defeats obstacles. Scorpio quick money plans unwise. think first. Sagittarius stay calm. evening recreation. Capricorn beware nervous energy. solve problems. Aquarius manage disappointment. be self reliant. Pisces fretful under higher ups. focus on health.
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Quick Quiz Factoids From Old Time Quiz
A midsummer rain at the North Pole is possible. The Stars and Stripes first flew over an American man of war at Portsmouth New Hampshire on July 4 1777 aboard the Ranger commanded by John Paul Jones. Pearl oysters inhabit the East Indies Malay Archipelago and the Persian Gulf.
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Manner Rule Helps Stop Nervous Fidgeting
The guidance urges breaking the habit of fiddling with jewelry and hair. It notes a practical measure where 30 percent of area equals one square rod in the square yard system.
Local Social Notes From Belle Rive and Nearby
Belle Rive and surrounding communities share a weekend of visits and family gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Horton of Salem with their daughter and son in law, and several families from Mt. Vernon Bluford and East St. Louis as well as Plano and Effingham. A fall injury sidelined Sheri Karcher briefly while Donald Williams returned from a seven day leave at Scott Field.
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Reading Habits Noted At Moscow Polling Place
Former Premier Khrushchev, in Moscow, answered questions about his activities while voting, saying he spends time reading and walking, reflecting a quiet citizen’s routine during the polling period.
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Interstate System Opens Vast Network for Summer Travel
A Washington AP report outlines the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways. As of now 21,500 miles are open, with 1,328 miles free of traffic lights, amid a plan for 41,000 miles. The article notes faster travel, scenic routes, safety gains, expressways reducing older road use, toll road caveats, and a projected 1972 completion with a total cost near $46.8 billion.
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Doctor's Drug Store Ethical AMA Delegates Weaken Ownership Rule
CHICAGO AP The American Medical Association House of Delegates refused to require physicians to obtain approval from local medical societies to own pharmacies. A reference committee report weakened the earlier board proposal, which would have deemed ownership unethical unless necessary in the patient’s best interests, limiting physician ownership except in isolated areas.
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Today In History June 30 highlights and events
On this date in 1906 Theodore Roosevelt signed the Pure Food and Drugs Act and the Meat Inspection Act. Other items note 1777 British occupation of Staten Island, 1921 Taft became US chief justice, 1941 Minsk fell to Germany, 1943 Churchill vow to fight on, 1952 McCarran-Walter Act passed, later air disasters in Grand Canyon and Buenos Aires, and a 1948 cease-fire in the Rann of Cutch.
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Campers at game farm join weekend gathering
Those spending the night camping at the game farm Saturday were Jerry Pierce Clifton Alan and Dudley Pierce Charles Casey Randy and Rickey Casey Dale Crawford Danny and Hoby Settle and Kenny Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. James Garrison and children of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. Arvill Aldridge and children of Benton, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drennan and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farmer Saturday evening. Mrs. Ethel Nicells, Cor.
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