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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1968
Page
5
The article explains how a flush type tank operates from the trip lever to the inlet valve using a float ball and lift rod. It covers common problems like continuous running, worn tank balls, float arm adjustments, and locating the washer and plunger in the inlet valve for repairs.
Time for a Chang argues there is pressure to replace the Lincoln cent with new designs. Collectors and experts urge commemoratives to record U S history, with voices from Bob Gilroy Roberts Felix Schlag Frank Eliscu and Robert A Weinman supporting broader changes and future coinage ideas.
Readers discuss future coin designs and the pace of redesigns for commemoratives. Edward R. Grove favors a 15 year cycle with a new design every three years to avoid speculative hoarding, while inviting opinions on changing the one cent design.
President Johnson sends regrets over missing a farewell dinner in honor of the Organization of American States, signaling lingering confusion and possible unhappiness among CAS officials about the event. The White House notes ongoing questions about whether the dinner will occur.
Vermont Senator George D Aiken reports spending 17 09 to win both Republican and Democratic nominations for re election. He filed expense forms noting higher postal rates. The 76 year old Vermonter who began service in 1941 defeated Bethel teacher William K Tufts on Republican ballots and won the Democratic nod via write ins.
A 1d inch gold and silver model locomotive stolen from the Museum of Science June 21 was found in a locker at North Station after an anonymous call. Built in 1872, the working replica of the Roper Williams locomotive helped run the Boston to Stonington line on the old Boston and Providence Railroad.
The Furrow magazine accuses the Irish bishops of blocking information and silencing public opinion. Editor Father Michael O'Connor says the church reluctant to face the press with statements and pastoral letters aimed at belittling journalists and eliminating free journalism. Disposable sheets and pillow cases noted to reduce hospital infection.
The Associated Press reports President Johnson urged Africa's problems be solved by Africans at the fifth annual OAU summit. He said the White House has no immediate report on rumors of an autumn Pacific summit with Vietnam allies, and press secretary George Christian knows of none.
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