West German Bundestag plays football with Austrian and Swiss lawmakers
In Alstatten last month Bundestag members formed teams with Austrian and Swiss colleagues. Results showed Switzerland and Germany tied 1 1, Austria beat Switzerland 3 1, and Austria defeated West Germany 1 0. The aim is to foster European parliamentary goodwill through future matchups among nations.
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Alstatten
West Germany
Bundestag
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
West Gemany
What Ifs and the Computer’s Role in Forecasting
Marshall S. Armstrong of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants argues that computers enhance future planning by handling numerous variable interactions. He notes the shift from laborious manual modeling to generating many “What If” scenarios to measure how changes in costs, consumer tastes, or labor affect outcomes. The piece frames the computer as a tool for forecasting the future.
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Vietnam
Marshall S. Armstrong
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
New Woman Magazine Parodies Pinups In Debut Issue
An offshoot of the women's movement launches New Woman a pictorial magazine aimed at elevating women. Its first issue includes How to Undress in Front of Your Wife a playful spoof of men's centerfolds. Authors urge restraint despite satire of wartime ideals.
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Women’s Lib
New Woman
Watch Out for Acute Indigestion Dr Brady
A column questions common indigestion ideas with a parable of a blacksmith and tailor about dietary cures. Personal anecdotes describe misdiagnosis, appendicitis, and advice on tonics, calcium Rheumatiz pamphlets, ear drops, and grinding wheat using at home remedies.
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Tony
Ans
W.F.D
NATO Facing Vulnerable Mediterranean Front Amid Middle East Tensions
Washington reports increasing US involvement in the Middle East crisis as Israel seeks ongoing arms supplies amid Egypt Soviet treaty moves. NATO warns Soviet force buildup in the Mediterranean with air and naval bases, while Sixth Fleet remains dominant but vulnerable. NATO planners fear weakened cohesion if US troop reductions proceed, urging European contributions and reassessing defense posture.
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Anwar Sadat
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Way-Out Vacation Ideas From Hal Boyle
New York AP column urges readers to break vacation monotony with quirky, imaginative breaks. Suggestions include moonlighting in a zipper factory, running a front yard advice booth, building an adult tree house, and inventing odd gadgets. Emphasizes standout, refreshing experiences over standard trips.
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New York
Today in History June 10 1971 highlights
On this date in 1610 Dutch settlers landed on Manhattan Island. In 1776 the Continental Congress named a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence. In 1898 U S Marines invaded Cuba. In 1940 Lidice erased by Gestapo. In 1945 Eisenhower received the Order of Victory. In 1964 Senate invoked cloture on civil rights bill. One year ago deadly clash in Amman.
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N.Y
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Cuba
Lidice
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.S. Senate
India
Britain
Geneva
Laos
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Amman
Jordan
Quick Quiz: Kitchen Cabinet linked to Andrew Jackson
The term Kitc hen Cabinet refers to a group of Andrew Jackson's political advisers who acted as informal aides but were not part of his official Cabinet. Enemies coined the nickname to describe their influence on policy and decisions.
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U.S
Andrew Jackson
Great Awakening for U S After Vietnam
Washington reflects that the end of U S involvement in Vietnam signals a potential era of self discovery. The piece weighs national balance, economic realities, and the chance to tackle poverty, health care, education, and racial issues while facing new international tensions and the challenge of reasserting resolve after years of war.
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Nea
Vietnam
Nixon
George McGovern
Mediterranean
Moscow
Spain
Ioneering
C. P. Snow
Europe
Kremlin Targets Russian Bachelor In State Sex Program
The Soviet leadership denounces bachelorhood as antisocial and urges marriage to boost birthrates while expanding sex education. Literaturnaya Gazetta warns bachelors harm society and individuals. educators push about love and family, with classroom talks on manliness féminin ity and marital fidelity.
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NEA
Kremlin
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China
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Literaturnaya Gazetta
Igor Zabelin
Outer Space
Mosk.va
Zabelin
Earth
Soviet Union
Oswego Palladium Times ads and rates notice
Oswego Palladium Times publication information lists consolidation details, publisher, business manager, and delivery rates. Advertising rates vary by location, with separate yearly and shorter-term options. Associated Press membership noted and invitation for corrections to misreads in news or advertising columns.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Cayuga
Cec
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Phaines
Inl
Rockefeller Slata
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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