Communication and the myth of the failure to communicate
A columnist argues that failure to communicate is really a failure to convince others to adopt our view. He cites family disputes and political divides to show that listening exists but minds rarely meet. He notes adults hear messages but seek assent, while others listen but do not agree. He cautions against using failures to communicate to hide ego and poor messaging.
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Nowaday
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Howard Preston
United States
Soviet Union
Preston
Hawaii’s Kilauea Builds Largest US Landform in Centuries
The United States gains about 100 acres as Mauna Ulu grows into a 300 foot high lava shield. Since eruption began two years ago about 250 million cubic yards of lava have erupted. Lava flows have created new land along the east rift, with sections cascading into the Pacific and extending the shoreline nearly a mile in places.
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United States
Hawaii
Kilauea
U. S. Geographical Survey
Mau
Mauna Ulu
Pacific Ocean
Symptoms That Do Not Occur Dr Brady Advice
Readers praise Little Lesson 25 on Constipation habit and Colon Hygiene while warning against reliance on artificial aids. Questions cover bed wetting, natural childbirth, nursing home care, and life insurance as a personal finance note.
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Pocket Cyclopedia of Health
Thant to Take First U N Vacation in Five Years
Secretary-General U Thant plans his first vacation in five years taking Bermuda as the destination after canceling a Geneva trip on medical advice. A U N spokesman cited extreme fatigue and a dizzy spell last week as the doctor’s warning.
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United Nations
N. Y. AP
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Thant
Geneva
Bermuda
Sadie Murphy Burial Report Sparks Simple Funeral Request
Los Angeles AP reports Audie Murphy buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a formal military funeral. Murphy, actor and World War II Medal of Honor recipient, asked for a simple plain funeral and for his will to exclude public officials and military personnel from certain rites.
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Audie Murphy
Arlington National Cemetery
Murphy
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Religion in Cuba Shows Church Gains Amid Restrictions
In Cuba church life appears to hold, and in some places grow, despite Fidel Castro's Marxist regime. Reports from Joyce Hill and visiting bishops note freedom in some towns, yet cases of harassment and limited public preaching. Baptisms Dip in Catholic figures while Baptist leaders cite gains and released imprisoned pastors. Methodist membership stays steady as some leave and others join.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Joyce Hill
United Methodist Missions
Bernando Ariztia
Santiago
Castro
Manuel Salem
Humberto Donguez
Havana
Switzerland
Miss Hill
Latin America
United Methodist Board of Missions
College of Insurance Work-Study Campus In New York
The College of Insurance operates as a unique work-study campus in the New York financial district. Fully accredited since 1967, it offers a four year cycle of classroom study followed by four months of industry employment with sponsors at a minimum $90 weekly. Tuition is $800 per four month semester with sponsors funding part of it and potential tuition refunds after graduation.
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Insurance
College of Insurance
Financial District
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Robert Strain
Texas Insurance
University of Texas
Indiana University
William St
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Today in History June 26 1971 highlights and events
On this date in 1945 fifty nations met in San Francisco to sign the charter establishing the United Nations. Other notes recount the Pied Piper legend in 1984, Pizarro slain in 1541, Tyler’s secret 1844 wedding, and Nazi compulsory labor in 1935. Also listed are wartime notes from 1941 and 1944 plus short items from Kennedy and Rusk in recent years.
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Peru
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Julia Gardiner
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Soviet Union
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France
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Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
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Australia
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Harry S. Truman
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South Korea
New York City
New Amsterdam
Joseph and
Hyrum Smith
Carthage
Ill
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FBI
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Ireland
Dublin
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Presbyterians Debate Angela Davis Grant Split Church
A $10,000 grant from Presbyterian Church trust funds to Angela Davis's legal defense sparked a broad split within the United Presbyterian Church. The General Assembly saw sharp floor fights as the Council on Church and Race faced questions about the donation, amid debates over church property and potential long term impacts on contributions and church unity.
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Angela Davis
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Council On Church and Race
Miss Davis
San Rafael
Calif
General Assembly
Council On Church and Race
Assembly
Miss Davas
United States
University of California At Los Angeles
David
Bruce Biossat You Do Eventually Win With Social Security
Washington column examines myths about Social Security. It calculates lifetime taxes versus benefits for couples, notes Medicare eligibility, and discusses employer tax burden and the program as insurance. It argues benefits align with earnings and taxes paid, and previews possible boosts under pending legislation.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
Social Security
Thoughtful quotes on conscience and joy from ancient writers
A compact reflection contrasts St Pauls teaching on idols with the Romans Senecas claim that true joy rests in conscience. It frames conscience as a moral guide guiding behavior and happiness across ancient texts.
Oswego Palladium Times Post Office Entry Notice
The Palladium Times of Oswego New York is listed as second class mail matter. Publication details include consolidation with Oswego Times and pricing for year and half year subscriptions, carrier routes, and single copies. Advertising representatives are Thomson Newspapers Inc. and location details.
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Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
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Northern Coyage Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Rockefeller Fiaza
New York
N. Y
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