Overcrowded Radio Waves Threaten Public Safety
The General Accounting Office warns land mobile radio used by police fire and public safety units faces severe congestion as 215000 stations and 4.2 million transmitters grow toward nine million by 1985. FCC efforts and digital tech like Motorola Modal System aim to reduce interference and preserve critical communications.
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General Accounting Office
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Electronics Industries Association
Chicago
Charles Percy
Motorola
Solar Disposal of Atomic Waste Proposed by German Engineer
A German engineer suggests firing radioactive waste into the sun as an alternative to deep underground burial. He admits it would be costly but notes burial is costly too and argues radioactivity could power rockets under proper conditions.
Hypnosis as a Tool in Sex Counseling and Medical Injections
Dear Dr Lamb discusses when hypnosis may aid sex life issues, stressing it helps only with underlying problems and should be guided by a psychiatrist. The column also answers a reader about B-12 injections and how injection site affects absorption, noting method and routes of administration.
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Dr. Lamb
Mar
Lamb
Mosasaur: a 50 foot prehistoric marine reptile
The mosasaur was likely the era's most feared marine reptile. It reached up to 50 feet in length with sharp teeth set in both jaws and the roof of its mouth.
Personalities Trump Platforms In Campaign Solidarity
David Lawrence argues both parties struggle to bind ranks as they rely on personalities over platforms. He notes conventions now focus on pageantry while voters respond to speakers and issues. He warns that cross state funding, large voter registration, and ticket splitting erode unity and raise campaign costs.
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Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Christmas Mirth Turns Sardonic In Mini Riff
A string of quirky lines mocks holiday habits and consumer excess. The narrator jokes about flu shots gifts and old fashion cards while tossing in playful wordplay about relatives and seasonal chores. The tone blends satire with festive imagery.
Dentists Hear Painful Lines From Patients
New York AP reports a string of comic remarks dentists hear from patients about appointments, dentures, costs, and personal quirks. Jokes include paint fumes, bad breath worries, and a patient dreaming of being drilled by the dentist.
Civil War Photography Pioneered by Matthew Brady
The World Almanac notes Brady and his lensmen perfected war photography during the American Civil War. They captured vivid, life like portrayals of historic episodes and often risked their lives to document carnage for posterity.
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The
World Almanac
Matthew Brady
America
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Republicans Still Weak In Strengthening Party
Washington reports that Republican governors at Phoenix vent frustration with President Nixon and fault the party's lack of building strong candidates. The piece notes past gains and losses since 1930s to 1970s, highlighting a need for better organization and leadership, while naming a few proactive governors as exceptions.
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Bruce Brossat
Washington
NEA
Phoenix
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
U.S. House
Senate
Eisenhower
Missouri
Mr.Nixon
GOP
Govs
Daniel Evans
Robert Ray
Iowa
William Milliken
Michigan
Francis Sargent
Massachusetts
Mr. Nixon
Fairway
Nixon Trip Alters Japan Communist Strategy
Report notes Nixon's China visits ease pressure on Japan's political scene as Tanaka's China trip prompts closer ties with Mitsubishi and other zaibatsu. Moscow and Peking seek closer business contacts with Japanese and American elites, undermining the Japanese Communist party's anti-US, anti-capitalist stance.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Communist Party
Kakuei Tanaka
China
Japan
Mitsubishi Group
Zaibastsu
Chou En - Lai
Taiwan
Soviet Union
United States
Tokyo
Japanese Communist Party
Tanaka
Quotes on Mind Renewal and Hope by Notable Figures
A collection of brief inspirational quotes from Romans to Charles F. Kettering and Thomas Jefferson. Each line offers thoughts on transformation, open minds, hopeful steering, and individual purpose.
Oswego Palladium Times Masthead and Rate Card Summary
Masthead notes consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times with Clark Morrison era. Rates listed for mail and carrier delivery, including yearly, six month and weekly prices, plus advertising reps in Des Plaines and New York. Notices about Associated Press rights and misstatement vigilance included.
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Oswego Paladium
Osw 40 Times
Clark Morrison
Ana
Oswego
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Piazine
New York
AM Assocater Ress
Palladium
Gisd
Associated Press
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Big Boy
Frurien
Whe, Amy
David Lawrence
By Roger Bollen
Sally
Hal Boyle
Doc
Sidney
Brooklyn Bridge
Ray Cromley
Asia
Comintern
Japanese Socialist Party
Ane
God
Chareles F. Kettering
Ineustrialist
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Nathaniel Hawthorn
the Palladium Times
West First St
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