Questions About The Auto and Its Environmental Impact
A discussion on how the automobile dominates the U.S. economy and daily life. Experts warn cars pollute, cause deaths and injuries, and curb walking benefits. The piece urges sober debate on emission limits, horsepower reductions, and expanded mass transit to ease congestion and fuel use.
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Paul B. Sears
Yale University
Sears
United States
H. Richard Weinerman
Yale Medical School
Not Indispensable in Paris Peace Talks
The piece argues Harriman and Vance are not indispensable for resumed peace negotiations. It notes Harriman’s experience and insight from Saigon and maintains a new team could take over without loss. If Nixon keeps them, fine, but replacements could bring fresh perspective or added gains.
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W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Paris
Harriman
Vance
Saigon
Nixon
Plants and ventilation in homes reveal upbeat health advice
Dr Brady explains that houseplants do not harm air quality they add moisture and oxygen and help comfort. Frosted windows indicate dry air not excess moisture and solutions include storm sash insulation and more evaporation rather than less. The piece notes hospital practice on flowers and answers reader questions on aluminum pans and colon concerns.
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E.L
H. J
Viewpoints of Other Editors on abortion reform
The piece notes rising public sentiment for reform of cruel laws against abortion and cites positions from the American Public Health Association Planned Parenthood World Population and professional groups. It argues for therapeutic abortions to save life and health and urges the new Legislature to act rather than leave the 85 year old ban unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
American Public Health Association
Planned Parenthood World
American Medical Association
American Law In
Christmas Carols Through the Ages Sets the Holiday Mood
A survey traces carols from early church chants to modern hits, noting dance origins in the Middle Ages, Puritan bans, and 19th century revivals. It highlights favorites like Silent Night, Good King Wenceslaus, and White Christmas, and mentions enduring performances and phonograph hits shaping Christmas mood.
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New York
Naps
France
Italy
Germany
England
Queen's College
Oxford
William Howe
Mohr
Franz Gruber
Irving Berlin
Kremlin Conservatives Fear Challenging Ideas
In this editorial reprinted from The Christian Science Monitor, editors warn that Soviet leaders fear Western ideas more than military force. The piece argues opening to outside thought spurred cynicism among Soviet youth and technologists, challenging the Kremlin’s hold and signaling eventual change.
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Kremlin
United States
Britain
Prague
Soviet Union
Stalin
Khrushchev
Krushchev
Flier War Against Birds Hits RAF Bases
The Royal Air Force begins an anti bird strike campaign costing about 2.6 million dollars yearly. Amplifiers will broadcast tapes of birds in distress at 55 bases in Britain and West Germany to deter flocks from entering runways.
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London
Royal Air Force
Britain
West Germany
Small Investor Becomes Forgotten On Wall Street
A 1968 Business Mirror piece outlines how small investors have dropped from second class to third class on Wall Street. It describes the rise of large purchases of 1000+ shares with reduced commissions, broker refusals on small orders, layoffs of sales staff, and insider information rumors that leave the small investor puzzled by market moves.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall
Tl Securities and Exchange Commission
Resurrection Promise in John 5 29
A biblical verse notes that those who have done good await the resurrection of life while those who have done evil face the resurrection of damnation. The passage emphasizes judgment based on deeds and moral choice.
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John
Codfish Parts Drive Diverse Market Uses
The article notes codfish products range from frozen fillets and fish sticks to eggs ground as sardine bait, codliver oil extracted from livers, and air bladders used in singing glass making.
Prayer for Advent and Christmas Spirit
A Cheverly Maryland minister Roy H Stetler Jr offers a prayer during Advent asking for Christ to be born anew in hearts and for the spirit of love shown by Jesus to fill preparations for the Christmas celebration.
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Bethlehem
Christ
Roy H. Stetler, Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly Community
E. U. B. Church
Oswego Palladium Times Publication and Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times imprint notes consolidation in 1925, with publisher and staff credits. Includes mailing and carrier rates, single-copy price, and regional subscription terms for Oswego and nearby addresses. Advertising agency and Associated Press notes appear. readers urged to report misleading statements.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayuga Co
Julius Mathews Special Agency, Inc
Third Ave
New York City
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Associated Press
Daily Cryptoquote Quotation Puzzle Sample
A cryptogram puzzle explains letter substitution for a quote. The sample shows how A stands for L and X stands for O among others. Each day the code letters shift to create a new challenge.
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Quezon City
Manila
Wenceslaus
St. Bonaventure
John Francis Wade
Isaac Watts
John Wesly
Mendelssohn
Phillips Brooks
Joseph Mohr
Leonid Brezhnev
Business Mirror
Irwin Frank
Business News
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Daily Crossword
Pretty
Grocer’s
Cousin of the
Alternative
Institution of A Sort
Show Horse
Safe Harbor
Eeal
Air Force
JFK
West
Lisa
Uranus
Coral
Balthazar
Blanche
Apia IE
Anal Ciriels
Vyplu
Xuiu Tbba
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