Captain Bligh Redeemed as Breadfruit Pioneer and Nourisher
Nutrition Today portrays Captain Bligh as a reformer who revived crops across the Pacific and Caribbean. It credits him with bringing breadfruit to Jamaica and spreading fruit trees and potatoes to Tasmania, aiding famine relief and local income. The article suggests his reputation is nuanced beyond mutiny myths.
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Bligh
H.M.S. Bounty
Nutrition Today Magazine
Polynesia
British West Indies
West
Johnny
Providence
Pacific
Tasmania
Jamaica
Charles Laughton
Apollo-Soyuz stamp pair to honor space joint mission
The United States Postal Service and the USSR Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications will issue twin stamps on July 15 honoring the Apollo Soyuz teams. One U.S. design and one Soviet design will be identical in both nations except for language and denomination 10 cents and 12 kopecks.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Postal Service
Ussr Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
U.S
The Uranium Diffusion Plant Decision Faces Ford
President Ford moves toward a choice on who will build the fourth gaseous diffusion plant for enriched uranium. Options include a Government Enrichment Corporation or a private Bechtel subsidiary Uranium Enrichment Associates. The decision hinges on cost, risk, and the balance of public versus private profits in a potentially monopoly industry.
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Washington
Ford
Uranium Enrichment Associates
Bechtel Corp
UEA
Westi
Union Carbide
Wrge
Sam
Arco
Exxon
Congress
TVA
United States
Loophole for Instant on TVs Draws Albany Critique
The Albany discussion mocks a lone energy bill for instant-on televisions. It notes a loophole allowing sale if the switch-off option exists, mocking lawmakers and citing Sen. Martin Knorr as architect and lobbyist influence from manufacturers and labor.
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Albany
N.Y
Capitol
Sen
Martin Knorr
R-Queens
Esin
Scruples Counselled Beame to Grab City Treasury
Lucy Scruples tells Mayor Beame to seize Kuwait’s treasury to pay New York’s debts and brag about law and UN charter gaps. The plan envisions bold, illegal actions and boasts of future grabs like the Rocky Mountains to Central Park.
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Abe
Lucy
New York
Beame
Yankees
Catfish Hunter
Brazil
Pele
Lindsay
Kuwait
Carey
Rord
Cedar Rapids
Rockettes
Rocky Mountains
Central Park
Coffee and aspirin linked to health concerns cautions
Reader writes of personal relief after quitting coffee and aspirin, notes caffeine in drinks and medicines can stimulate the nervous system and disrupt sleep. Cites risks with ulcers, stomach irritation, and advises avoiding combined caffeine and aspirin, especially after meals.
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DR. Lamb
Tmn
Mono Lamn
Oswego Palladium Times staff and affiliations listed
The Palladium Times, Oswego N Y, notes its publishing details and history from the consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Publisher is Clark Morrison 3rd with Thomson Newspapers representations in Des Plaines and New York, member of the Associated Press.
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Os N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Tienes
Clark Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Ili
Rockefeller Plaxe
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Pallad
Buckley Press Office Note Cites House Visit
Senator Buckley office in Washington reports a meeting with Representative McEwen. The brief note outlines a discussion on legislative priorities and upcoming votes.
Workaholics Enter Early Retirement With Bonuses
New York AP report covers how large corporations push high paid executives aged 50 to 55 into early retirement with enhanced pensions. Jennings notes tripled activity in four years, especially in automotive, computer, aerospace and chemical sectors. Types of retirees range from workaholic to calmly adapting managers planning second careers.
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New York
Eugene Jennings
Michigan State University
Revival of the Ku Klux Klan Draws New Support
Washington reports a growing, uneasy trend as some Americans seek old time values through renewed KKK ties. Knights leader David Duke says the organization attracts Vietnam veterans and college students while claiming a softened image and nonviolent aims.
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Washington
NEA
America
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
David Duke
Dates
Rouge
Knights of the Kkk
Klan
Duke
Louisiana State University
Klaine
VFW
Mark
FBI
Today In History Highlights for June 13, 1975
On this date several events are noted including Britain handing the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956 after 74 years of operation, Columbus sighting Marti in 1502, Ottawa hosting Canada’s first parliament in 1841, and Pershing’s forces arriving in Paris in 1917.
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Associated Press
Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Christopher Columbus
Marti
Ottawa
John Pershing
Hearters
Paris
U.S. Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
Thurgood Marshal
U.S
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Capt. Bligh
Philatelic
Phirst
Charles Bartlett
By David Shaffer
Ralph Novak
P.O
Radio City
the Palladium-Times
West First St. Oswego N.Y
Jacob K. Javits
Senate
Washington, D.C
James F. Buckley
McEwen
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski, N.Y
Business Mirror
Jennings
Berry's
Tom Tiede
South
Phanh Huy Quat
Republic of Yemen
Red Grange
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