England's pubs differ from American saloons
A Copley News Service report by Margot Dick paints English pubs as social centers where class lines blur. The piece contrasts pub life with American bars, noting friendly bartenders, cross-age dialogue, and affordable London meals like a rare roast beef salad at the Barley Mow.
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London
Britain
Duke Street
Dirty Dick’s
Nag’s Head
Waterloo Dispatch
Britannia Hotel
Marlborough Head
Audley Arms
Grosvenor Square
U. S
Dr Lawrence E Lamb on Speed Drug Risks and Help
Reader asks about memory and psychiatric effects after long amphetamine use. Dr Lamb details speed risks including memory loss delusions hallucinations violence depression brain damage and withdrawal. Advice ranges from tapering off to seeking psychiatric help and contacting national drug information services.
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Dr. Lamb
Acoholics Anonymous
National Clearinghouse
P.O. Box
Washington, DC
American Social Health Assn
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Accident study blames drivers for crashes
An Ohio State Highway Accident Research Team concludes driver incompetence and poor judgment cause most crashes. They urge legal reforms on coroner laws and drunk driving tests, favoring driver responsibility over broad air bag mandates, and urge targeted safety programs.
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Department of Transportation
Department
Helmuth Engelman
Ohio State University
Engelman
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Engelmann
Ohio State
Kitchen Craft and Lucerne Produce Featured at Discount Prices
An unclear catalog-like snippet notes kitchen craft items and Lucerne products including Italian pasta, beef, and cake. It mentions prices and items like Turnip and IRTON'S spaghetti, suggesting a sale at a local grocer.
U S France clash over farming profits in Europe talks
In Brussels the United States presses to expand Euromart access for farm goods while France led by President Pompidou resists deeper market openings. Analysts link the standoff to domestic politics and European self sufficiency amid talks on agricultural trade with broad implications.
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Copley
Paris
Mixon
Georges Pompidou
Azores Islands
Brussels
European Common Market
U.S
Pompidou
Europe
Nixon
Washington
Western Europe
Euromart
America
United States
Vague
Milk for Black Children Questioned by Health Association
The American Public Health Association warned free milk for black children may harm their health. A Baltimore survey found 58 percent of black children suffered cramps and diarrhea after milk, versus 18 percent of white children.
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American Public Health Association
Baltimore
Muskie backers regroup push toward first ballot at Miami Beach
A Washington driven by Democratic backers reports Muskie’s camp regaining ground with new staff, endorsements from Tunney Gilligan and McIntyre, and a strategy targeting center voters. Mitchell restructures the staff while Humprhey, Jackson and McGovern struggle for traction ahead of early primaries.
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Muskie
Miami Beach
George Mitchell
Portland
Maine
Mitchell
Waterville
John Tunney
D-Calif
Tunney
California
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Harvard
John Gilligan
Ohio
Thomas McIntyre
D-N. H
Capitol Hill
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Donald Peterson
Wisconsin
Midwest
Peterson
Chicago
Larry O’brien
National Committee
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Humphrey
Florida
Policeman Aids the Penniless Across the Nation
A Birmingham police officer Harry L. Jones uses $6 to feed a penniless family after an emergency call and another $30 to cover rent for a homeless young woman. The piece also profiles Charles W. OConnell who hires mentally retarded workers in an electroplating plant and Stanley Perlman who runs a Pittsburgh auto parts firm employing diverse workers, boosting sales to $3 million.
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Harry L. Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Jones
O'Connell
Stanley Perlman
Pittsburgh, Pa
Perlman
Hungary
Pittsburgh
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Margot Dick Copley
English Constabulary
Tonbridge
Kent
Pecos Enterprise
Peking
Chiao Kuanhua
United Nations
Security Council
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Japan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Lawrence EF. Lamb
By Gill Fox
NEA
Sminach Farmino
Safeway
Etree
Rae A
Low
Dita
Usda Choice
Jusda Choice
Chuck Roast
Chuck
SDA Choice
Ado Beef
USDA
BOOTH
Lucerne
Shady Lane
Cerne
Crisco Oil
Cragmont Pop
Nestles Quik
Coldbrook
Pillsbury Family Favorite
Glory
Niagara
Bo” Oos
Eac
Scott Towels
Clorox
Usda Choice Beef
Housester
Pat
Lipton Tea
Nabisco
Durkee Coconut
Del-Monte
Montious
Ah Keen
Realemon
Ces
Nticid
Ind
CAL Kan Pet Foods
ALPO
Friskies
Pooch Royal Burgers
Puss & Boots Horsemeat
del Monte Catsup
South Eddy
Safeway Stores, Incorporated
Discou Aig
Bel-Air
IRTON
Sighetti
AIR ‘Y Payorite
Lsien Ton AP
Birdseye
L-Air
Ealtime
Hatime
Weberry
Triton E Daonh
Morton Donuts
Moeye Straat
Morton
Toffee Avorite
Grz
Xen Iad
Aundry Favorite
Bor
Bag
Icken Bat
Rita
Ehevous
France
Thomas Nuzum
Virginia
Kansas
Yukio Tanaka
Gastroenteric Research Institute
McGill University
Montreal
By Phil Pastoret
Ray McHugh
Copley News Service
Black Angus
White House
Business
Labor
Congress
Industry
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
D-S. D
Jackson
John Lindsay
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Eugéne McCarthy
Shirley Chisholm
D-N. Y
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
New Hampshire
Frank Macomber
News Service
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