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Norman Thomas lauded for elevating political dialogue
The obituary highlights Norman Thomas six time Socialist party presidential campaigns culminating in 1948 with 150000 votes. Though not a traditional politician, he was a creative thinker who influenced public discourse and policy, prompting others to address core issues more substantively. He stressed averting World War III while preserving freedom.
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New York
New York City
Coffee and caffeine linked to chromosome changes in fruit flies
A NIU biologist Sidney Mittler reports that caffeine in fruit fly diets induces chromosome changes similar to human birth defects, though he cautions there is no proven link to human harm. He suggests it is worth considering for caffeine users.
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Sidney Mittler
Northern Illinois University
Cittler
Health fears and Osler and wet feet phobias
A reader praises Dr Brady for easing dread of cold wet feet and other phobias. The piece discusses phobias such as hydrophobia and agoraphobia, cites Osler and his views on cold exposure, and asks for a bedwetting pamphlet with 20 cents.
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Triumph of the Absurd in United Nations China Debate
Viewpoints argue the 58-44 defeat of the China solution shows absurdity in excluding Communist China from the UN. The piece urges a China policy allowing Peking's participation while preserving Taipei's representation and accountability for Beijing's role.
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China
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Turtle Bay
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Pistol Packing Mamas Learn Gun Handling in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama area women take a two session course on gun handling and shooting led by police officers. The first class covers basics at the Police Academy while the second session offers live target practice at a range. Each graduate receives a sticker declaring readiness to shoot for display on a car or home.
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Birmingham
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Police Academy
Honest woman from St. Joseph on drunken driving charge
A St. Joseph woman charged with drunken driving replied to the usual question of how much she had to drink with the remark All I could get. The report notes her clever response contrasted with the common claim of only a couple of beers.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Care Tip for Preventing Garment Raveling
If a garment is finishing a seam use clear nail polish on the thread center. Apply to seal the thread and stop unraveling, providing a neat edge to the fabric. Use sparingly to avoid stiffness and ensure the area dries fully.
Kremlin Influence Behind Pueblo Sailor Holders
Washington notes the Pueblo crew release follows Soviet pressure and a broader strategic aims. The analysis argues Moscow backed extended confinement and sought a diplomatic bargain over a three mile limit versus a twelve mile claim. The piece reflects on UN responses and potential American concessions shaping the crisis.
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Baby Growth Tied to Mother's Smoking, Says British Study
Hal Boyle notes a British medical study found babies of smoking mothers weigh about six ounces less at birth than those of nonsmokers. If mothers quit early, babies tend to have average weight. The column also shares quick health quips and trivia on life expectancy, baths, trees, and famous sayings.
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New York
Sam
Today in History Highlights Major World Events
Today marks December 27 1968 with a review of past events. Highlights include the 1949 Dutch sovereignty grant to Indonesia and notable earlier happenings such as Show Boat opening in 1927 and the 1944 relief at Bastogne.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Indonesia
Louis Pasteur
Carrie Nation
Carey Hotel
Wichita
Kan
Cleopatra
New York
1967 Declared Safest Year for World Scheduled Airlines
The International Aviation Organization reports 1967 as the safest year in world scheduled aviation history. That year saw 67 passengers killed in 29 accidents across 34 airlines operating in 116 countries.
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International Aviation Organization
Oswego Palladium Times Rates and Publishing Details
Oswego Palladium Times announces mailing and delivery rates for Oswego and surrounding areas. The notice lists kingpin names, office locations, and price tiers for subscriptions and single copies, plus advertising agency details and Associated Press usage policy.
Systematized Operation Expected In Nixon Cabinet Setup
Editors forecast an institutionalized Nixon presidency with regular Cabinet and NSC involvement. Policy would be discussed on precirculated agendas with State and other experts, echoing Eisenhower methods, aiming to curb hasty, wrong headed moves and move ideas through departments and councils.
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William Ross
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Christian Science Monitor
Couple marks golden wedding with foster brood
In Brooklyn New York AP report Mr and Mrs Wil liston Pack celebrated their 50th anniversary surrounded by eight biological children and 24 grandchildren plus 27 foster children raised over 21 years. They still care for seven foster children.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Boy in First Grade Claims Smartest Status
Six year old Nicky Lynch returns from school with a good test mark and his mother praises him. He admits he is the smartest on paper but insists another boy in class is smarter when standing up.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nicky Lynch
Murray Lynch
Nicky
Civilian Plane Versus Road Fatalities in U.S. Since 1927
About 0,000 people have died in civilian plane accidents in the United States since 1927, while road fatalities during the same period reached 1,70,992.
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United States
Prayer for TRYDAY Encourages Trust in God's Word
A prayer appealing for courage to follow divine promises and commands. It cites fears not, eternal life through belief, seeking God's kingdom, and childlike trust in God's reliability, attributed to J. R. Brokhoff of Emory University in Atlanta.
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Jesus
J. R. Brokhoff
Atlanta, Ga
Emory University
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaches Substitution Ciphers
A sample explains that one letter stands for another in a cryptoquote with A for Ls and X for Os. The daily puzzle notes sentence shows Education is a capital to the poor man and Horace relates an interest to the rich man.
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