Editorial on burying power lines and research needs
The piece critiques Senate hearings on underground lines as vague and costly, noting A T T has advanced burying cross country cables and reduced maintenance while power utilities face larger challenges. It argues clearer cost savings and service improvements are needed, with deeper study for both public and private transmission.
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U.S. Senate Commerce Committee
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Who Is An Oddball in IRS Memo Sparks Media Feud
A leaked Internal Revenue Service memo derides news writers as oddballs and hams, mocking the press while criticizing journalists for framing tax reporting and evading work. Senator Long exposed the document, prompting crossfire over ethics and press protections.
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Pericarditis explained by doctor and reader questions
A doctor explains pericarditis its causes from infections and heart attack irritation, potential progression to fluid buildup or constrictive scarring, and the need for treatment. Other reader questions cover pregnancy worms, air travel with emphysema, and syphilis blood test persistence after treatment.
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Satterlee resident recalls 25 years ago squirrel incident
Police were called this morning to kill a squir rel that was throwing a fit in front of the R. W. Satterlee residence at 421 S. Locust. Officer C. M. Phillips shot the animal. Fifty years ago the police department adopted a rule requiring every person seen on the streets after midnight to give a satisfactory account of himself or face arrest.
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C. M. Phillips
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Prayer For Today Devotional Note
A brief prayer thanks God for daily contact through prayer and asks for guidance each day until divine direction leads home in Jesus name Amen.
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Television Log Highlights From Tuesday Schedule
The listing shows a mixed broadcast lineup from 5:00 to 9:13 featuring Woody Woodpecker Rifleman Leave It To Beaver News Texan Weather Sports News Weather Combat My Mother The Car and Daktari among others. It notes channel blocks and times for children's programs, news, sports segments, and a variety of 1960s era shows.
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Jet Travel Upsetting To Diplomats
The rise of jet travel is straining U S diplomats as circadian disruption from long hauls blurs days and impairs judgment. A State Department doctor cites 24 hours of diminished mental acuity after long flights and a four day recovery, noting Bangkok and New York thirteen hours apart can confuse time and date perception.
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Dean Rusk
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff notice
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade area and outside area with prices for one month three months six months and one year. The paper lists Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Tight Money Divides Views On Economy And Loans
AP analysis notes tight money stirs both praise and alarm as lenders tighten terms. Consumers facing higher rates and loan refusals express confusion and concern about the economy’s direction and personal finance.
Pearson proposes 1.90 blend price for wheat
Sen James B Pearson proposes amending the 1965 farm act to guarantee an average blend price of 1.90 per bushel for farmers allotted production. He notes current blends fall to 1.78 under 1967 USDA plans and warns price cuts could follow expanded output. He also urges a commodity reserve program to prevent shortages and price manipulation.
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U S To Push New Missiles
U S Air Force pursues a new generation of solid fuel missiles to penetrate Soviet defenses and deliver several times the payload of current Minuteman and Polaris missiles. The plan aims to maintain U S capability to strike the Soviet Union even after a surprise attack.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
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