Tweedledum and Tweedledee in American politics
The piece argues voters favor moderates and the center over extreme platforms, noting 1964 and 1972 dynamics. It compares political choices to celestial gravitation, warning that both parties seek center support to win, or risk chaos.
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Heart Disease Recovery Outlook and Diet Guidelines
Dr. Lamb explains rehabilitation after atherosclerotic heart disease and how a 54 year old smoker who quit may regain fitness. Exercise should start with walking, avoid strenuous activity for three months, and be supervised. Diet focuses on fat reduction, avoiding fried foods, and limiting calories. cessation of smoking and caffeine is advised. some arterial closure may reverse with long term management.
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Dr. Lamb
Wallace Votes Strategy Looms Over Democratic Convention
Washington analysis questions Governor Wallace of Alabama plans for delegates after six primaries and 300 plus votes. He may push for his platform, seek a three party contest, or back a third party if not satisfied with the convention outcome. A McGovern nomination remains likely though delegates could move.
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Wallace
George Wallace
Alabama
Texas
George McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
McGovern
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Nixon
Wily Women of the West and the Unsinkable Molly Brown
Hal Boyle reviews Grace E. Ray's book highlighting notable Western women such as Belle Starr and Maggie Tobin Brown. Maggie, a hash slinger turned society figure, survives the Titanic disaster and becomes a legend as The Unsinkable Molly Brown.
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Flora Quick
Ann Bassett Willis
Belle Starr
Dana Tules
Calamity Jane
Poker Alice Tubbs
Molly Brown
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Grace E. Ray
Oklahoma
Myra Belle Shirley
Younger Brothers Gang
Jesse James
Belle
Maggie Tobin
Johnny Brown
U.S. Built Thousands of Vessels for WWII Effort
The World Almanac notes the U S government funded the emergency construction of nearly 6 000 merchant marine ships to aid Allied war efforts. It also records some 605 flagships carrying about 6 million dead weight tons lost in transit during World War II.
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Brezhnev Urges Hanoi to Prioritize Soviet Interest
Soviet leader Brezhnev via Vadim Zagladin tells Hanoi Moscow’s security and world communist goals take precedence over full North Vietnam aid. He calls for flexible strategy, warns against military-only approaches, and stresses Moscow will avoid a showdown with the United States while supporting Vietnam when aligned with Russia’s interests.
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Zagladin
Nixon
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International
United States
Dying breed? Individual investors fade as institutions gain
New York based report shows institutional trading rose to 68 percent of NYSE volume from 1965 to 1971, while individual investors still number about 32.5 million. Private pension funds dominate institutional activity with over 125 billion in assets, and mutual funds hold about 55 billion. Despite growth, individual traders remain a sizable force amid more active fund turnover.
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Pension Funds
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William Friend
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Alaska Purchase and Hot Line Highlight History Notes
Today in history 1867 sees President Johnson proclaim the Alaska purchase from Russia. 1963 the United States and Soviet Union agree to set up the hot line. Also noted are Berlin wall trenching ten years ago and Anatoly Fedoseyev’s approval to stay in Britain.
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Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Pac
Anatoly Fedoseyev
Britain
Don Juan de Borbon
Lillian Hellman
Oswego Palladium Times Consolidation Historical Notice
The Oswego Palladium Times records its consolidation with the Oswego Times in 1925 under Clark Morrison as publisher. Rates include $26.40 yearly in advance by office carrier, $0.70 weekly for carrier and motor routes, and 15-cent single copies. Advertising by Thomson Newspapers offices.
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