Mine Safety Critique of Udall in UMW Journal
The United Mine Workers Journal accuses Interior Secretary Udall and other officials of exploiting the West Virginia mine disaster to attack mine safety. It rebuts critics who were not present at the rescue, argues for a serious review of safety practices, and notes early Interior hearings supporting reforms.
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United Mine Workers Journal
Udall
West Virginia
UMW
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Ken Hechler
Ralph Nader
Union Journal
Washington
New York
Department of Interior
Language errors in teacher speech scrutinized
A columnist notes a high school teacher ending a telephone chat with Real fine and argues teachers should model proper English. The piece emphasizes language as a key intellectual tool, urges self review among teachers, but avoids broad blame and calls for corrective steps if needed.
Health Note Promotes Wheat and Vitamin Essentials
Dr Brady emphasizes daily milk for calcium and vitamin D, warns refined flour reduces B complex, and praises plain wheat as a B complex source. He suggests iodine may be lacking inland and advocates extra iodine, while cautioning against overinterpreting supplements as universal cures.
Keeping Food In Mind Foresees Global Hunger Crisis
The piece reviews C. P. Snow’s warning of a looming world food shortage by 1975 80 if remedial action is not taken. It cites rich nations’ underinvestment in food and mercantile policies as key blame while urging decisive action and broader recognition of the problem.
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Christian Science Monitor
C. P. Snow
Snow
Merc
al Jaggard
Mr. Snow
Nixon
United States
Federal gun law takes effect December 16
Federal Gun Control Act of 1968 sets new sales rules for guns and ammunition. Key points include age limits of 21 for pistols and 18 for all firearms, restrictions on out of state sales, and local ordinance compatibility. IRS Buffalo says dealers will receive Publication 603 with local ordinance summaries before December 16.
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Buffalo
John E. Foley
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Foley
Most Tragic Transition Period Between Hoover and Roosevelt
Washington notes discuss the interregnum between Hoover and Roosevelt, noting a tense start in 1933 with bank closures and economic strain. It contrasts with 1953 transfers during the Truman to Eisenhower shift and argues for timely power handovers to preserve public confidence and global stability.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Washington
Johnson
Nixon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Far East
Democratic Party
White House
Double Talk As Pure Art Form Says Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle argues double talk is a national art. He offers examples of statements that reveal opposite thoughts and translates the underlying intent with sharp, humorous social commentary.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Wilma
Reginald
Scots in Stornoway Restore Greenwich Time
In Stornoway on Lewis, residents vote to return to Greenwich Mean Time to gain morning light. The move counters Britain's year long summer-time experiment aimed at aligning with Western Europe for business but criticized by schools and parents for darker mornings. Mayor Donald Stewart leads the reversal.
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Stornoway
Scotland
Lewis
Britain
Greenwich
Europe
Arctic Circle
Donald Stewart
London
Oswego Palladium Times Publication Details and Rates
Oswego Palladium Times announces post office registration and consolidates editions from 1819 and 1845. Provides publisher and staff names, advertising agency details, Associated Press membership, and subscription and mail rates for Oswego and surrounding areas.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
National Whirligig Scandal Highlights Auto Repair Grift
Senate hearings reveal high repair costs and low compliance with manufacturers standards. Denver diagnostic firm says only about 1 percent of 5,000 cars were repaired to spec, while parts prices rose 52 percent since 1960 and overall repair spending hits 20 to 25 billion dollars yearly. Critics blame manufacturers for pressuring dealers, suggesting legislative fixes.
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Denver
Glenn F. Kriegel
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Leonard
Detroit
Diagnostician
Kriegel
Colorado
Bible Verse Romans Eight Twenty Eight Card
We cite Romans eight twenty eight and affirm that all things work for good for those who love God and are called according to his purpose in scripture. The line echoes steadfast faith and divine plan for believers.
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God
Prayer for T Day by Joe Tom Tate
A Worcester Massachusetts leader urges believers to recognize God's grandeur in daily life. He asks Christians to break from self imposed limits and embrace the vast world created by God in a closing prayer attributed to Advent Christian General Conference.
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God
Christ
Joe Tom Tate
Worcester
Mass
Advent Christian General Conference
Daily Crossword Cryptoquote Sample Puzzles and Clue
Daily puzzle notes explain substitution cipher hints for AXYDLBAAXR and LONGFELLOW. It lists sample cryptogram formats CGMED LWF FYMLEMF DSLD GRAM ZLC NMLIDP and a decoded line about age and optimism. It ends with a quote about age from 0. W. Holmes.
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