Common Sense for Boaters Highlights Safety on Summer Waterways
Editorial urges strict boating safety during holidays and vacations. It cites a recent incident on the St. Lawrence River where a high speed 15 foot boat with a 65 hp motor hit shore and a tree, causing heavy damage but minor injuries. The piece stresses limiting motor size, avoiding alcohol, obeying rules, training young operators, not overloading vessels, and using proper life jackets over buoyant cushions to save lives.
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St. Lawrence
Learn Language On Toilet Paper Rolls
A West German firm markets rolls of toilet paper printed with English lessons. The Starlight Tissue Company of Witzenhausen sells a 26 lesson course, one lesson per roll, repeating after every sixth square, titled Learn at Leisure.
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Starlight Tissue Company
Witzenhausen
Dr Lamb on antibiotics vaccines and tea versus coffee
Readers ask about boils and past vaccines and future goals for venereal disease vaccines. Dr Lamb explains antibiotics shaped practice and stock vaccines as historical aims, then notes decaffeinated coffee and tea caffeine differences for a patient with stomach heart and liver issues.
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Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Watergate Stimulus Pushes 2000 Daily Letters to Senate Panel
The Watergate committee receives about 40,000 total messages with roughly 1,800 daily, most in favor of hearings. Constituents from North Carolina and abroad express views on the probe, urging witnesses, defending the inquiry, or criticizing politics.
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Washington
Congress
Watergate
Senate Select Committee
Watergate Committee
Senate
Wendell N.C
Rocky Mount
N.C
Nixon
Watergate Organization
Martha Mitchell
Sam Irvin
North Carolina
Select Committee
Ervin
Ruth Price
Erwin
Chapel Hill
Charlotte Mortician
Raleigh
Charlotte
Durham
Winston-Salem
Bat Cave
Weaverville
McGovern
McCord
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Butz
Tar Heel
Chapel Hil
Things That Make Life Worth Living Hal Boyle
New York AP essay lists simple joys that lift everyday life from a door closing softly to watching a son's haircut and a seedless watermelon dream. The piece recalls small moments of childhood, family, and wonder that shape gratitude and meaning.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Plane passenger searches cut hijack attempts, say ACLU clash
Rigid post 5 January checks on travelers and carry-ons have halted hijack attempts in 1973 while drawing concern over Fourth Amendment rights. FAA notes 1,826 guns and 5,280 other dangerous items seized in 11 months. past hijacking records show dramatic drops compared with earlier years, strengthening the case for the searches.
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Washington
FAA
U.S
ACLU
Building-Product Profits Jump 64 Percent in First Quarter
New York AP reports profits for building product manufacturers rose 64 percent in the first quarter on 27 percent sales gains. The forest products group led, with profits doubling year over year, amid a favorable marketing climate across 62 companies surveyed by F. W. Dodge Division. The piece also notes rising consumer housing costs and analyzes debt write-offs across U.S. corporations per Dun and Bradstreet and IRS data, followed by a look at health care becoming a major service industry, with employment and income surging since 1966.
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New York
F. W. Dodge
Dodge
Internal Revenue Service
Dun & Bradstreet
U.S
Savings and Loan Associations
Bank and Trust
Mutual
Blue Cross
Bible from World War II rediscovered by former soldier
A former infantryman recalls finding a Bible in wartime France 1944 after a dead German soldier fell. decades later at a halfway house a drifter counsels and returns the Bible with the name Waggoner stamped inside, matching his Army issue from 1943.
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Sehiff
Waggoner
France
Prices collapse on New York Stock Exchange in 1893
In 1893 prices collapsed on the New York Stock Exchange triggering a widespread mood drop and economic anxiety across markets.
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New York Stock Exchange
Lord speaks to David I will make your name great
The Lord declares to David from heaven that he will raise him from shepherd to king and make his name great. He promises a permanent homeland for Israel, protection from enemies, and that David’s descendants will also rule Israel.
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David
Lord of Heaven
Israel
America
Palladium Times Oswego Rates and Notices
The Palladium Times lists subscription and delivery rates for Oswego and surrounding areas including yearly and monthly prices, carrier routes, and mail options. Advertising representatives are Thomson Newspapers in Illinois and New York. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and warns against misleading statements in its news and advertising columns.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark
Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Pisines Ave
Des Plaines
Ill
Thomsos Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
Bedica
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Radio City Station
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Dr, Lamb
Conyright
Newspaper Enier Assn
Berry's
Wwe
LKS Wen
Abraham Lincoln
By Roger Bollen
Raffish
Bruce Biossat
U. S
Business Mirror
the Palladium - Times
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