Wait and See Who Leads Nixon Cabinet Voice
The piece notes anticipation and speculation about President-elect Nixon's Cabinet. It highlights William P. Rogers as an able lawyer with limited diplomacy experience and questions how he or others will perform as secretary of state. It argues real results will come only after they have operated in office.
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Nixon
William P. Rogers
Eisenhower
Rogers
Washington
Maurice Stans
Johnson
Walter E. Washington
National Capital
Henry M. Jackson
Defense
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Congress
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
George H. Mahon
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Tallulah Bankhead Remembered Across Generations
Talulah Bankhead died at 65 leaving a long career as a character actress and stage star. Fans recall her in The Little Foxes and The Skin of Our Teeth, as a radio personality, and as the homicidal lead in Die Die My Darling.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Lillian Hellman
Thornton Wilder
Miss Bankhead
Noonger
Tallulah
Elan
Health Insights on Degeneration and Teeth Care
Dr Brady discusses cardio vascular degeneration and aging, stressing nutrition and early dental care. He cites a mother’s letter about brushing limits, argues for cavity fillings in baby teeth, and emphasizes nutrition to preserve teeth and health.
Tooth eruption timeline for infants and toddlers
The text outlines the sequence and ages for baby teeth appearing from six to twenty four months, listing the order of incisors canines and molars. It notes the emergence of the first permanent teeth beginning after the two year mark.
Drugstores rely on prescriptions as main income source
Prescriptions remain the core business of drugstores, comprising about 30.4 percent of income. Toiletries and cosmetics account for 11.5 percent of sales.
Viewpoints of Other Editors on Newspapers Future
Lord Thomson of Fleet argues newspapers have a bright future in the 1970s. The Plain Dealer agrees that successful papers must adapt to the electronic age and serve an educated readership with trained editors. He calls for faster production and distribution and for expanding in developing areas and aiding presses abroad.
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Plain Dealer
Lord Thomson
Fleet
Thomson
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Ohio
Applause for Nixon May Persist If Issues Handled Well
Washington notes the Nixon preinauguration address reached more people than any prior transition speech. He unveiled cabinets, defended appointments, and urged focus on law and order Vietnam war end, cost of living relief, and other unsettled national concerns.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Santa Needs a Jumbo Jet For King Size Gifts
Hal Boyle notes a New York gift season where department stores push oversized items from a 6 foot Tyrannosaurus bone set to a red white striped nose warmer and dog Santa suit. The piece playfully imagines inflated holiday purchases and humorous stock gifts for all, including an inflatable companion.
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Hal Boyle
Santa
New York
Today in History December 18 historical highlights
On this date in 1865 the 13th amendment abolishing slavery was adopted. Other events include Washington’s army at Valley Forge in 1777, New Jersey ratifying the Constitution in 1787, Woodrow Wilson marrying Edith Bolling in 1915, and a 1923 U.S. rejection of Soviet diplomatic recognition.
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U.S
George Washington
Valley Forge
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Edith Bollinggatt
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pear Harbor
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Moscow
Part
Red Square
Oswego Palladium Times Public Notice Rates and Staff
Oswego Palladium Times announces mail and carrier rates for Oswego and nearby areas. Advertising agency locations listed. Publisher Clarence T Leighton and staff named. Associated Press member publication invites corrections to content.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Julius Mathews
Associated Press
National Whirligig Princeton Group Losing Intellectual Status
Washington columnist Andrew Tully critiques a Princeton University gathering by the International Association for Cultural Freedom. He dismisses the attendees as self styled intellectuals, mocks their anti Nixon stance, and argues they lack genuine public support while seeking power over ordinary citizens. He singles out Brzezinski and Bundy, calling for Nixon to ignore their elitist coverage.
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Princeton
Washington
Vicky
Richard Nixon
Princeton University
International Association For Cultural Freedom
United States
Webster’s
Princeton Seminarians
Nixon
McGeorge Bundy
Lyndon Johnson
John Kenneth Galbraith
Artie Schlesinger Jr
George Kennan
Pleii
Bigniew Brzezinski
Bryant Walden
Vending Machine Food Sales Seen At 4.9 Billion in 1968
Sales of food and other items through vending machines are expected to total 4.9 billion dollars in 1968, reflecting an 8 percent rise from the previous year.
Prayer for Self Deceit and Fear Overcome by Faith
A prayer by John H. Piet of Holland Michigan asks deliverance from self deceit and fear driven by affluence and debt. It seeks wisdom from the fear of the Lord and faith that Jesus has overcome the world, urging cheerful endurance.
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Jesus
John H. Piet
Holland, Mich
Western Theological Seminary
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample Encoding Tips
The text explains a substitution cipher puzzle where one letter stands for another. It notes that A maps to the three Ls and X to the two 0s, with length and word shapes providing hints. It mentions daily changing codes and shows a previous quote about sowing evil and reaping good.
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