Water Deaths Prompt Call for Swim Education
The article compares rising pleasure boating dangers in the United States with Dutch efforts after a survey showing many children lack swimming ability. It notes Holland's drowning toll and government pools for instruction, then contrasts with the U S where pools and public swimming instruction exist but calls for stronger public concern and policy to curb drownings. A quip at the end observes that many so called wheels are not spokesmen.
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United States
Holland
Holland’s
Daily crossword and cryptoquote puzzle items summary
A mixed observance page presents a themed crossword with clues across and down and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes wordplay prompts such as Salver endure price of passage and a Henry Longfellow style cipher with a sample mapping and an encoded quotation. The section cites yesterday's Churchill quote in a footer.
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Endure
Waits
Cuckoo
Growl
Outfit
Mom’s money misused by son sparks family fallout
A Worried Mother asks how to handle funds left as security for old age after giving money to her son who is struggling financially. She plans to live with him, but he wants her with his sisters. She fears daughters’ anger if the truth is revealed. The column advises to tell the truth and accept the consequences.
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Abby
Dear Abby column letters on Lucy care and flight career
A reader asks about placing a mentally delayed niece in a school for special needs and another asks how to persuade parents about becoming an airline hostess. Abby weighs safety of flying and offers guidance while addressing family caregiving tensions and letters to Abby.
War on Poverty questions ethics and local staffing
Letter to the editor questions public accounting of local tax funds over 250000, criticizes single program in Huron County, staff hires at Willard Center, office space needs, new amendments, and CAC performance with a long list of concerns and programming notes. It includes a dense TV schedule line with times and shows.
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Huron County
Willard
Willard Center
Hayduk
Gilbert
Huron Co. Bank
CAC
The Man Who Changed Russia Evsei Liberman’s economic gospel challenged Soviet planners
Jim Bishop profiles Evsei Liberman a Kharkov economist whose critique of government bookkeeping and insistence on private enterprise ideas helped tilt Soviet policy toward market mechanisms. He argues Liberman’s view on interest and supply and demand influenced factories stores and wage policy while predicting future shifts and possible U S China confrontation.
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Evsei Liberman
Kharkov
Moscow
Liberman
Soviet Union
China
Russia
Karl Marx
U.S.A
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
America
U.S
Evening TV schedule excerpt with film and program list
The listing details a Wednesday night lineup with films I’ll Cry Tomorrow and Hong Kong Confidential and numerous TV series and news blocks. It includes times ranging from 6:00 to 11:30 with programs like The Virginian Twilight Zone Lost in Space Kraft Music Hall and Johnny Carson.
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Susan Hayward
Richard Conte
Jo van Fleet
Gene Barry
Beverly Tyler
Virginian
Avengers
Beverly Hill
Kraft Music Hall
Laura
Green Acres
He & She
Run For Life
Jonathan Winters
Word A Day Hypochondriac Definition Note
A dictionary style entry explains hypochondriac as a person with extreme depression of mind often focused on imagined illnesses. It notes doctors may give a hypochondriac sugar pills as a humorous example.
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Norwalk
Daily Crossword
Register
Doubleday Et al
Caesar’s
Longfellow
Mjilms FV
Vrzgbh
Winston Churchill
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Wasn
Tro
Abigail van Buren
Ocon Robby
Lucy
Board of Education
Amy
Los Angeles
Cal
Maw Smith
Leetle
Rilk Poor Zero
Nwo
Teevee
Trixie
Casper
Captain Kangaroo
Mike Douglas
Fugitive
Franz
Mr. T
Paige Palmer
Virginia Graham
Pat Boone
General Hospital
Merv Griffin
Knight IN Shining Armor
Desmond
Dove
Kirby
Jim Bishop
Josef Stalin
Steppes
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