Psychological map of New York City described by psychologists
A team of psychologists presents a "psychological map" of New York City built from residents’ recognitions of landmarks and streets. Manhattan proved most recognizable, with midtown and Kennedy Airport cited as high-accuracy points, illustrating that people carry mental maps of cities and other subjects.
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New York City
American Scientist
Thorouth
Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan
Kennedy Airport
New Wing Design Aims At Supersonic Transport Advances
Aviation Week reports anti symmetric wing fuselage arrangements liken to a kid's first model. A straight wing atop the fuselage with a center pivot could sweep halves toward and away from flight direction at high speed. Benefits cited include lower takeoff power, efficiency at all speeds, reduced sonic boom, high cruise altitude, and compatibility with existing airports.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Magazine
Nosebleeds in Children Often Simple and Manageable
Dr Lamb explains most pediatric nosebleeds come from the soft nasal tissue and often stop with gentle pressure or a cold rinse. If frequent, iron deficiency from blood loss is possible and a simple blood test can confirm it, otherwise most cases are nuisance value and managed by routine care.
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Dr. Lamb
Allende Cabinet Offers to Quit
In Santiago the 13 cabinet ministers submitted letters of resignation to give President Allende room to maneuver amid a crisis threatening to split his Popular Unity coalition. The move follows tensions between ultraleftists and Communists, with reports of potential ministerial changes as economic woes and opposition gains intensify pressure on the regime.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Popular Unity
Official data show why wealthy pay no federal taxes
Rep. Bow cites Treasury figures: 106 taxpayers with income over 200000 paid no federal income tax in 1970 for various reasons. Some paid foreign taxes, others had high state taxes, large charitable gifts, or deductions that reduced liability. He argues removing deductions could disrupt the economy and public services.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Treasury Department
Bow
U.S
America
Internal Revenue Service
What Is It Like to Be In Limbo Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on limbo a vague state between heaven and hell. He lists everyday forms of limbo from infancy to old age including lost chances and delays, illustrating how many feel stranded in uncertain stretches of life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Heaven
Hell
Purgatory
Nimbo
John
Lunbo
This Day in History June Sixteen Highlights Through Time
On June 16 across years notable events occurred including Valentina Tereshkova's orbital flight in 1963 from a Soviet base, Harrodsburg Kentucky founded in 1774, Lincoln's Springfield speech of 1858, Alaska gold rush news in 1897, the League of Nations meeting in 1920, the 1940 Maginot Line withdrawal, Laos princes seeking coalition in 1960, and Kosygin meeting de Gaulle in 1965 to gain wartime support.
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Vanetina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Alaska
Bananaza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
Laos
Alexei Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Ferment Ahead as Democrats Debate Convention Reforms
Washington writer Bruce Brossat argues 1968 Chicago rules threaten state and party authority. He cites the unit rule reversal and delegates deciding conscience over voters in primaries, warning that freedom from state ties could breach faith and mislead participation in the 1972 Miami Beach convention.
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Washington
Miami Beach
Democratic National Party
Chicago
George Wallace
Florida
North Carolina
Tennessee
Maryland
Democratic Party
Loeb Warns Stock Market Is Not For Everyone
Wall Street veteran Gerald Loeb known as the dean of the street warns investors not to overestimate their skill. He recalls a 40 year loss that taught him caution and shares rules for beginners, urging slow risk, selective buying, and upgrading holdings while noting many people lack the temperament for investing.
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Gerald M. Loeb
Wall Street
Loeb
Gerald Loeb
America
Bank of Savings and Loan
Oswego Palladium Times Public Notice Rates and Masthead
The Palladium Times Entered of the Post Office Oswego New York as second class mail matter Rates show annual and weekly carrier costs with discounts for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayage Co addresses and various mail terms Also lists advertising representatives Thomson Newspapers Inc Rockefeller Plaza and Des Plaines Avenue notes Associated Press rights and masthead details
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Oswego
Oswago Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Coyage Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Pleines Ave
Des Pleines
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N. Y
Associated Ress
The
Palladium Times
Mit
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Thanx
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Mugcie
Ind
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