Hunger in the United States: a national disgrace
Senate hearings chaired by George S. McGovern highlight that over 10 million Americans live on diets below two thirds of the minimum nutrients for health. The discussion frames hunger as a serious flaw in an affluent society and calls for stronger efforts to feed the crucially poor.
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United States
Senate
Sen
George S
McGovern
South Dakota
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Wolf Moon Night Shows Winter’s Quiet Portrait
A cold calm clear winter night presents a vivid scene of snow covered fields and ridges, moonlit farms, pewter fence lines, and elms. The prose notes the Wolf Moon signals coming storms and the immense forces of nature above human effort.
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Earth
Health risks of home barbiturate use and poisons
Dr Brady warns of tragedy from keeping pistols or poisons at home and from barbiturate overuse. He urges limiting quantities to prescribed doses, locking leftovers, and notes regulations require prescriptions. The piece discusses habit effects and misinterpretation as nervous weakness.
Brain drain puzzle baffles nations and aid plans
Viewpoints discuss the UN forecast of rising brain drain from poorer lands and the struggle to persuade gifted individuals to value service over wealth. Britain Russia the United States and others are cited, with international subsidies proposed to stem the outflow of top minds.
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United Nations
Great Britain
Britain
Russia
Moscow
Kremlin
United States
America
Aliens Must Give Address Report Boosts Naturalization Applications
District Director William J. King of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual alien address report prompts a sharp rise in naturalization filings. Most aliens must report addresses each January, causing about a 30 percent increase in applications in January to March compared with other months. Diplomats and certain international officials are exempt. Forms will be available at Post Offices and INS offices in January. Officials will assist with naturalization inquiries at INS offices.
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William J. King
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
King
Repossession Bureau Operates High Volume in Denver
Two men running a Denver based repossession bureau say they handle 17 to 35 car repossessions daily and earn at least 25 dollars per ace.
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Denver
Opposition to FCC control of television news
A columnist argues against federal censorship of TV news and print, urging focus on root causes of crime and the rights of media to report. Cites Rosel Hyde and Nichols Johnson positions, Leonard Goldenson, and the dangers of overregulation. Emphasizes publicly informing on incitement and avoiding suppression of press freedom.
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Washington
America
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Rosel H. Hyde
Nicholas Johnson
Commission
Johnson
United States
Leonard H. Goldenson
ABC Network
Safe New Year party manual from Hal Boyle
A humorous guide to hosting a safe sane New Year’s Eve celebration with a cheeky menu of healthful fruit punch a mock home movies and late night naps. It stresses guiding guests away from heavy drinking and keeping the pace mild to ensure everyone stays alive and remembers the night.
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Swamproot Lake
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
KU professor reports stolen suit then cancels claim
Lawrence Kansas AP says Robert Hinshaw an assistant professor at the University of Kansas told police a suit he bought in a downtown store was stolen from a car borrowed from a friend. He later called to cancel after realizing he had left the suit in a similar looking car.
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Lawrence, Kan
Robert Hinshaw
University of Kansas
Tape Measure on Sewing Machine for Quick Measurements
Instructions describe attaching a tape measure to the front of a sewing machine for frequent short measurements, securing it with shellac to prevent wear and keep numerals clear. The tip emphasizes convenience and durability in daily sewing tasks.
Palladium Times pub details and circulation rates
Oswego Palladium Times notices consolidate Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Publisher Clarence T. Leighton and staff list business manager and ad agencies. Rates shown for mail, carrier routes, and single copies. Associated Press rights noted.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayuga Co
New Interior Secretary Hickel Triggers Conservationist Concern
President Nixon’s nominee Walter J. Hickel, Alaska Governor, prompts bipartisan skepticism from conservationists. Senator Gale McGee warns of shifts toward lax state controls and possible pollution. Critics urge a thorough Senate review before any damage to Yellowstone and other public lands.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Hickel
America
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
McGee
Kennedy
Senate
Yellowstane National Park
Hickel criticizes conservation policy and water standards
Former Alaska governor Bill Hickel questions broad land withdrawals for conservation and argues high water standards could hinder industrial growth. He warns conservation should serve practical aims, not lock up areas without reason.
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Hickel
Nominating Hickel As Resource Protector Sparks Critique
The speaker questions the nomination as a guardian of natural resources arguing it could allow profiteers to exploit forests and water. The critic says conservation must guide policy, condemning past resource misuse and urging protection to prevent wasteland creation.
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Hickel
Interior Department
Public lands off limits to let public decide on commercialization
The text argues for keeping certain public lands off limits to allow public choice on commercialization, warning that arguing otherwise elevates private profit over the commonwealth. It notes Hickel’s stance for state driven water quality rules and criticizes lack of national standards, which could aid polluting industries.
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Commonwealth
Hickel
Computer aided dissertation prep still heavy punch card work
University of Michigan graduate student Tad Pinkerton prepared a 160 page doctoral thesis entirely by computer printing revising editing and indexing but still punched 4600 cards to complete the process.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Tad Pinkerton
Ice Cream Bars Ship to Alaska From Salem Firm
The Deluxe Ice Cream Company in Salem sends 84,000 ice cream bars to Matanuska Maid Inc of Anchorage Alaska. The move aimed at expanding distribution is documented in the latest trade update.
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Salem, Ore
Deluxe Ice Cream Company
Matanuska Maid, Inc
Anchorage
Alaska
Prayer for Today
Prayer for TODAY asks divine strength to face life’s burdens and avoid evil. It seeks purified lips guided steps and a hopeful message in troubled times, urging faith in Jesus and peaceful living from Charles M. Crowe of Wilmette, Illinois.
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Jesus
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, Ill
Wilmette Parish Methodist Church
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