Flag Day Call To Display Old Glory All Year
A call to observe Flag Day on June 14 and display the national colors every day. The message urges Americans to show patriotism to support service members and resist withdrawal from Vietnam, emphasizing unity against communism and continued aid to allied nations.
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South Asia
Ten Steps To Leadership From A National Figure
A housewife from Alton Illinois rose to national prominence as a congress candidate and former First Vice president of the National Republican Women. She outlines ten leadership steps emphasizing loyalty Enthusiasm Accepting Responsibility Detail Efficient time use Resolute Sense of humor Hard work Itemizing tasks Perseverance and delegation, urging practical daily discipline and goal setting.
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Alton
Illinois
U.S. Congress
National Republican Women
Dr Brady Diet Advice and Medical Anecdotes
An informal reminiscence traces doctors' diets and snake oil trends, noting a kitchen surgery by a professor and the author's fear of practice success. The piece mocks dietary lists for diverticulitis and ulcers, argues for flexible eating, and offers pamphlet orders on bed wetting and chronic joint issues with calcium and vitamin D.
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Dr. Jekyll
Sciatica
A. G
Ans
Sciatic
Smaller Countries Wary of New Trade Policy with Red China
President Nixon weighs loosening trade barriers with Communist China as 800 million Chinese seek stability. China plans potential wheat and diesel exports while the defense veto warns against boosting military shipments to Vietnam. Southeast Asian nations fear Beijing influence and seek independent self rule.
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David Lawrence
Red
China
Washington
Peking
Asia
Nixon
Ing
Defense Department
Red China
Vietnam
Malaysia
U.N
Chou En Lai
Phillippines
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
United States
Threats of Schism Rise in Southern Presbyterians
New York AP reports tensions within major Protestant bodies as internal factions spar over revitalization and social action versus evangelism. Southern Presbyterians and Missouri Synod Lutherans plan summer assemblies amid warnings that mounting pressure could split churches.
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New York
Southern Presbyterians
Ecumenical Movement For Christian Unity
Presbyterian Church U.S
Southern
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Presbyterians
Massanetta Springs
Missouri Synod Lutherans
Milwaukee
R. A. Bosley
Newark
William A. Benfield
Charleston
W.va
CRE 60-40-60 Insurance Guideline Idea Explored
The CRE 60-40-60 rule is presented as a practical formula for life insurance planning. It allocates cash for immediate needs, readjustment money, and education costs while using 60 40 60 as current income based targets. The plan assumes a family can live on three fifths of the breadwinner s income and notes Social Security will affect the totals.
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Greece
Delphi
Humphrey Tops Democratic Prospect List in GOP Sheet
A brief item notes Senator Hubert H. Humphrey as the current favorite for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination according to a Republican party publication. The piece highlights his frontrunner status and party backing.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Republican National Committee
Dential
Campus Speakers on a Local College Scene
The campus bulletin board reveals a mix of ads and upcoming speakers from Gloria Steinem to Yitzhak Rabin, with quotes and notes on public concerns. Kent State and student groups show tension while Billy Graham is cited as a potential bridge between town and gown in the fall.
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Estes Park
Oxford
Cambridge
Warner Et Yale
New Haven
Gloria Steinem
Gus Hall
Communist Party of the
U.S.A
Charles Garry
Black Panthé
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Kent State
Kent Ministerial Association
Billy Graham
Town
Gown
Today In History June 12 1971 Associated Press
On June 12 1971 the Associated Press highlights events from history including New York City incorporation in 1665 John Winthrop sailing into Salem harbor 1630 Iowa Territory 1838 Abner Doubleday legend 1839 Japanese bombing of Chungking 1940 Medgar Evers assassination 1963 Dag Hammarskjold Congo crisis 1957 Khrushchev public appearance 1965– Five years earlier Khrushchev voted at Moscow polling place.
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City
New York
Massachusetts Bay Co
John Winthrop
Salem
Iowa
Abner Doubleday
Coopers
N. Y
Chungking
China
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Palladium Times Oswego Rates and Masthead Info
The Palladium Times Oswego New York lists mailing and carrier rates including yearly and half year terms and single copies. It notes consolidation with Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times, publisher Clark Morrison and business manager Thomas A. Cloutier, advertising representatives, and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Ceylage Co
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