Do It Yourself Scholarships via CD Investments
A Philadelphia bank launches a scholarship program tied to certificates of deposit. Investors earn 5.5 percent with the difference from 7.25 percent cap used for four year CDs to fund higher education. Scholarships range from 350 to 7000 dollars, usable at any accredited U S college. The plan targets businesses churches and fraternal groups and seeks about 20 million dollars.
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Philadelphia Bank
First Pennsylvania Bank
United States
Gandhi Conviction Raises Questions About India's Election System
The Allahabad ruling against Mrs. Gandhi highlights free courts but signals deeper flaws in India’s election finance rules. The piece notes rampant black money funding, inflated campaign costs, and weak enforcement, with calls for reform and concern about the implications for Indian democracy.
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India
Supreme Court
High Court
Allahabad
Mrs. Gandhi
Eure
Congress
Jayaprakashayan
Gay
Narayan
Gujarat
Sinha
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Gandhi
Swaran Singh
Jagjivan Ram
Dear Dr Lamb and Diabetes Guidance Collected
A reader seeks help for uncontrolled diabetes and insulin fears. Health columnist explains alcohol worsens glucose control, emphasizes weight loss and exercise, and offers to send The Health Letter for detailed guidance. The letter also covers politics in India and a campaign reform context.
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DR. Lamb
Decem
P.O
New York
N.Y
Today in History June 30 highlights from 1777 to 1950
Times of note include British evacuation from New Jersey in 1777, Indian Territory created in 1834, Niagara Falls tightrope act in 1859, Hitler's rise in 1934, Haile Selassie pleading in 1936, and Truman ordering troops in 1950. Also mentions severe diabetes notes and insulin treatment.
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U.S
Bikini
Marshall Islands
New Jersey
Staten Island
New York
Indian Territory
Emile Chienne
Niagara Falls
Adolf Hitlerer
Germany
Cea
Emperor Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Sea of Nations
Geneva
Harry Truman
Japan
South Korea
Waldheim tenure faces UN crisis as Arab bloc widens rift
Warren Weinstein argues UN secretary general Kurt Waldheim failed to push human rights and global harmony while neutrality and diplomacy mask deep bias. He warns growing non aligned and Arab bloc power may exclude Israel and suppress Kurdish claims, undermining UN unity.
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Waldheim
Austria
France
Germany
UN Charter
United Nations
U.S
Chile
Morse
General Assembly
Madison Avenue
Yasir Arafat
Ralphe Bunche Institute
Warren Weinstein
Palladium Times
Dr. Weinstein
State University College At
Oswego
Lesson Learned From Economic Shrinkage In America
Americans adapted to economic tightening post the 1960s expansion cutting back living standards and saving rates rose to about nine percent. Consumers shifted from luxury to necessity, nutrition awareness grew, and businesses embraced cost consciousness. The auto sector moved toward fuel economy and taxes were reduced, reflecting broad adaptation across society.
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New York
Eveas Cn
Ist
Chocolate level melts what hath weight watching
Chocolate consumption in the United States has fallen from 20 pounds per person in 1968 to about 17 pounds now. Chocolate makers cite diet trends and inflation as causes, noting smaller bars at higher prices as the likely consequence.
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National Geographic
Cocoa prices rise redrawing candy bar recipes and flavors
Ray Cromley notes cocoa costs soar from 30 cents to 1.30 a pound in a decade while sugar climbs from 10 to 70 cents. Candymakers seek cheaper substitutes, replacing real cocoa with chemical flavoring, changing familiar bars from childhood.
No Course Through Seas of Inflation
President Ford faces a stagflation dilemma with no clear path to curb inflation or spur productivity. He favors stringent measures and limited tax relief while deficits, shortages, and weak monetary policy hinder expansion, as threats of rising prices persist into 1976 and 1977.
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Washington
Nea
Ford
U.S
Cas P Incmnemon
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve System
Burns
Ress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Oswego Palladium Times publication note
Oswego Palladium Times details its publishing address at 140 West First Street Oswego New York 13126 with historical consolidation notes from 1925 and 1819 1845 merger origins. It lists publisher Morrison 3rd and Thomson Newspapers advertising reps in Des Plaines Illinois and New York New York.
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Oswego N.Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Morrison
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Piernes
Rockefeller Plarc
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Polladium-Times
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Etomag
the Palladium-Times
West First St. Oswego
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