End U.S. isolationism push on international standards
The United States faces criticism for provincial standards that block exports. Legislation as the International Voluntary Standards Cooperation Act of 1971 would require broad U.S. participation in global standard setting to avoid export barriers as Europe generates thousands of new industrial standards this decade. Deputy Assistant Secretary Richard O. Simpson urges active U.S. involvement.
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Department of Commerce
Senate
U.S
Europe
Richard O. Simpson
Democratic National Convention Reforms Spark Debate on Show Biz
The 1972 Democratic National Convention plans bans on bands banners and spontaneous demonstrations to speed up nominating speeches and reduce favorites campaigns. Roll calls may be decided by lot while reform may influence Republicans. Critics warn TV audiences crave suspense and could demand hoopla or showy spectacle to keep viewers engaged.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Breathing and health advice from an old medical column
A medical column discusses weak breathing and low metabolism, recommending stimulation such as fresh coffee and cautioning against alcohol. It explains how shallow breathing causes blood stagnation in the lungs, mentions post operative pneumonia, and details inhalation therapy with carbon dioxide. It also answers reader questions on ultraviolet lamps banana peel remedies ivy poisoning and critiques a doctor in a humorous closing exchange.
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Pocket Cyclopedia of Health
M. H
T.S
C.R
M.D
Ans
Death by own action prevention program to end
In Syracuse the director of a suicide prevention program at St. Joseph’s Hospital said the 24 hour service will close on Jan. 1 after Onondaga County Legislature refused to raise funding. The program handled 911 calls, with 189 in active crisis this year, and had asked for 30,000 but received 10,000.
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Syracuse
N.Y
St. Joseph's
Hosital
Onondaga County
Theresa Dominic
Donald Boudreau
Amendment Timing Changes Inauguration Day And Sessions
The 20th amendment changes the President's inauguration to January 20 and moves Senators and Representatives to begin at noon on January 3. This steadies the transition and congressional start dates in the federal calendar.
Pentagon Study sparks debate over Vietnam policy record
Washington opinion is split over the so called Pentagon Study issued last week about the Vietnam War. Critics say it omits White House input and misrepresents policy decisions while supporters argue it offers essential facts. The piece notes officials contend the document was biased and urges full disclosure by Johnson era aides and whether newspapers may publish classified material. Former President Johnson is cited as the only one who can provide the full story.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
White House
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Times
Washington Post
U. S
Vietnam
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Asia
Europe
America
Department of State
Lyndon Johnson
You're as old as others decide says Hal Boyle
New York AP columns humorously claim aging is social, not just physical. Once past sixty, peers and critics mark the pace, shaping career luck, raises, marriages, and even jokes about manners. The piece notes constant pressure to age, with aging seen as a social verdict.
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New York
Thut
Fountain of Youth
Today in History June 22 1971 highlights
On June 22 1971 the world marks key events: France declares war on Russia in 1812, Napoleon abdicates in 1815, the U S DOJ is created in 1870, George V and Mary crowned in 1911, Joe Louis becomes world heavyweight champion in 1937, USSR casts its 100th UN veto in 1962, Stevenson returns to report to Kennedy on Latin America, and Nixon signs the bill lowering the voting age to 18 in 1971.
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France
Russia
Napoleon Bonaparte
U.S. Department of Justice
Congress
George V
Britain
Queen Mary
Westminster Abbey
London
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Chicago
Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Adlai Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Cities Struggle With Public Service Decline and Union Power
Washington report cites a sharp drop in public service productivity in major cities and rising union clout. Experts warn monopolistic city services suffer from weak management, poor traffic, garbage, and health and welfare delivery, threatening long term urban function.
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Washington
NEA
New York City
New York
Stethoscope on House How to vet a used home before buying
A home inspection is a practical precaution for home buyers. Inspectors, often part time or semi retired, check from roof to basement for hidden flaws and hazards. Fees run 35 to 75 dollars and results guide decisions from backing out to price reductions or future repairs.
First white baby born atop 12000-foot San Juan pass
A baby girl was born on a sawpile under a fir tree near a pass over 12000 feet in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The infant’s mother is Mrs. George Webb.
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San Juan Mountains
Colorado
George Webb
Oswego Palladium Times publication and contact details
Oswego Palladium Times notices pricing for mail and carrier delivery, post office as second class matter under federal acts. Advertising representatives in Des Plaines and New York listed. paper invites corrections and notes Associated Press local news rights.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Paladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Ill
Rockefeller Fioza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium
Times
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