Nixon era arms treaty viewed as step toward disarmament
The piece argues the five year Soviet led nuclear pact favors Moscow in missiles but offsets losses with MIRV lead, while DEFENSE ABMs are frozen perpetually. It questions the value of numbers versus survivability and calls the treaty a beginning toward disarmament amid mutual vulnerability.
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Nixon
Senate
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Wall Street Journal
Refined foods and colon health in Dr Lamb’s advice
A reader asks what refined foods are and how fried foods affect the colon. Dr. Lamb explains refined foods mainly sugar and white flour lacking roughage, lists constipation and irritable colon as risks, and urges more vegetables fruits and whole grains to prevent colon problems. Gelatin tablets contain negligible calories, so they do not meaningfully affect weight unless consumed in huge amounts.
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Dr. Lamb
MUG TREATMENT CENTER TO TAKE EXTRA PATIENTS
The Narcotics Addiction Control Commission in Albany says it will accept up to 400 new addicts each month into treatment centers starting soon. The plan includes heroin users convicted of crimes, bringing the total under treatment to about 22,000 addicts.
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MUG
Albany
N.Y
Theate
Narcotics Agitation Canol Commission
Idget
Wednessy
A Wilfred Sherrard Restores Rusty 1929 Tractor
Alfred Sherrard, a mechanic in Marion Illinois, spent months restoring a rusty 1929 McCormick-Deering tractor to working condition. The once-derelict machine now attracts neighborhood kids who enjoy riding it as a local attraction.
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Marion
Ill
Alfred Sherrard
McCormack—Dehring
Odd Day at Reese Elementary Sparks School Spirit
Principal Courtney at Reese Elementary organizes an annual Odd Day inviting students and teachers to dress in outlandish costumes. This year Ron Rasmussen, actor and president of A, attended as Batman, signaling playful engagement with the school community.
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Sacramento
Cal
Wk Courtney
Avid Reese
Ron Rasmussen
The
Batman
U S Export Trade Seen Rising On Substantial 1972 Shifts
Washington reports that the United States may post record export volumes and a larger trade deficit in 1972 as the dollar revaluation aids American producers abroad. Edward L. Allen predicts exports could reach about 48 billion dollars while imports ease, with 1973 seen as year of reversal.
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Washington
United States
Edward L. Allen
International Economic Research and Analysis
World Trade Committee
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
U.S
Allen
America
Double Talk Is Natural Language of Politicians
Hal Boyle notes that double talk is the core of politics, with quotes paired to their meanings. The piece mocks campaign rhetoric as evasive, insincere, and full of verbal tricks while highlighting the irony of political speech and public yawns.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mike
Big Daddy
Man Seeks Shotgun Hit Lipstick by Mistake
In Corsicana Texas Dudie Sloan aimed at an armadillo under his house after hearing movement. He grabbed his shotgun but found a lipstick tube in the chamber by mistake and fired, causing no harm.
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Corsicana
Tex
Dudie Sloan
Sloan
Thought for Today Quote By Walt Whitman
A short inspirational note presents Walt Whitman’s advice to keep facing the sun so shadows fall behind and motivation stays bright. It frames the poet as a source of daily encouragement.
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Walt Whitman
AKC records 1.13 million dogs in 1971 year high
The American Kennel Club lists 1,129,200 dogs registered in 1971 the most in AKC history. Poodles top the charts for the 12th straight year while German Shepherds and other breeds appear in lower totals amid nationwide registration figures.
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American Kennel Club
U.S.A
AKC
McGovern Seen as Inevitable Choice by Democratic Governors
Houston report notes Democratic governors view George McGovern as the likely nominee for 1972. Muskie remains a reluctant alternative though dwindling, while Kennedy is sidelined after Wallace events. Governors reflect on risks of stopping a frontrunner and the open reform of their party’s primary system.
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Houston
NEA
George McGovern
McGovern
Toor
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
George Wallace
Kennedy
Best
Edmund Muskie
Florida
Wisconsin
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Cary'1
Rampton
Utah
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Milton Sharp
Pennsylvania
Time to Buy and Sell in Market Strategy
The article argues investors must know when to buy and when to sell. Analysts note buying in undervalued stocks with strong futures is key, while selling depends on personal goals and yield. It cautions amateurs against holding blindly and suggests mutual funds for those lacking capital or broker access.
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Washington
Nea
Wall Street
Marilyn V. Brown
Burnham & Company
Ms. Brown
Oswego Palladium Times Advertising and Subscription Rates
Publication notice for The Palladium Times entered as second class mail in Oswego. Details include subscriptions $24.49 yearly in advance, 70 cents weekly carrier, single copies 15 cents, mail rates for Oswego and nearby counties, and advertising representation by Thomson Newspapers. Also notes on Associated Press and misread statements.
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Post “Ittice
Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswaco Times
Morrison Ira
Pri
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Iil
Rockefeller Fiaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Press
Palladium Times
Wisd
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Bob
Ted Kennedy
Russia
Lawrence E. Lamb
Berrys World
David Lawrence
U. S
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World Almanac
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bruce Biossat
Joyriper
E. L. Jamison
Memphis, Tonn
West Triad St
Cleveland
Ohio
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West First St
Owego
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