Federal move to end DST time confusion across states
A House Interstate Commerce panel approved a bill to standardize Daylight Saving Time by empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to set DST for all or parts of time zones between last Sundays in April and October. The plan, effective April 1 1967, allows state exemptions only for entire states, likely few opt out.
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McNamara and the Yenan way doctrine shift examined
Secretary of Defense McNamara, after a career in organization and computing, appears to be rethinking politics and doctrines. The piece ties Lin Piao and Mao Tse-tung to the Yenan approach, noting Leninist roots, Moscow backing, and past Castro Che Guevara links amid Latin American subversion fears.
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Muscatine Ad Builds Iowa City Lumber Yard in 1910s
Our Yesterdays notes Mr C Anthony of Muscatine opened a lumber yard in Iowa City and advertises in the Republican for public notice. The item mentions the endeavor as a sign of sensible enterprise and wishes him success.
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Republican
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World Health Organization warns of city overcrowding crisis
WHO cautions that city populations have grown fivefold in a century while total world population doubled. It cites overcrowding, slums, pollution, and noise as major health and social harms and cites Paris Tokyo New York and London as among the most crowded. World Health Day is set for April 7.
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Washington
Daniel Boone
Daniel Boones
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London
Shanghai
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Berlin
M. G. Candau
New Look at China Policy in Senate Hearing
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee opened a second public hearing on U S China policy with professor John F Fairbank of Harvard expected to discuss containment versus recognition and UN admission for the Beijing regime. Rockefeller urged U S aid to stabilize Asian population growth and cited UN data predicting 4.4 billion people in Asia by 2000.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
John F. Fairbank
Harvard
East Asian Research Center
U.S
Peking
United Nations
John D. Rockefeller
Doctor Overcomes Stutter via Ventriloquism Story
Dr Crane reveals he stuttered through school until he joined a Chicago YMCA ventriloquism course led by Paul Stadelman. He learned to operate a dummy, imagining voice projection, which eliminated his stuttering even before professors. He credits the method to ease rather than traditional therapy.
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de. Paul
Chicago
YMCA
Paul Stadelman
Vonda Kay van Dyke
Stutter Triangle criticizes experts over ventriloquy cure
The piece argues ventriloquy and self-help tricks as fast stutter cures, denouncing university psychologists and PhD holders for clinging to costly therapies. It promotes the three-point Stutter Triangle focused on natural speech, native language, and real conversation. It also warns readers to distrust ivory tower authority and seek practical “horse sense.”
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Paul
Formwa
Amy
Ivory Tower
America
Atty Raises Question About Courtship
Dear Abby answers readers on engagement conduct and long distance calls. A man asks if courting continues after engagement while his fiancée, better off financially, resists frequent calls. Abby notes the fiancée seems self centered and inflexible.
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Atty
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Altho
Parents Not Infallible
Hal Cooper writes a humorous essay about a father learning he is not infallible as his children outgrow his handyman skills. He recalls weekend misfires with toys and the kids quizzing him on electricity, airplanes, and the binary math they now study, while the dad jokes about aging.
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Hal Cooper
New York
Jeffrey
Michael
Nicky
David
Miami
Boundary of and sort Wavy: her Beumns Theyre property crossed
Fragmentary OCR text notes a boundary or property issue with unclear terms. Contains misread phrases and names, offering little concrete detail about parties, location, or actions.
Lot Rescued and Godly Plea for Repentance
A prayerful reflection cites Lot as a righteous man saved from a corrupt society. The text emphasizes God’s power to deliver the godly from trials and asks for repentance faith and eternal life through Christ in Jesus Redeemer.
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God
Christ
Redeemer
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