Pioneers not all hardy heroes says Tampa teacher
Tampa history teacher Dr. J Ryan Beiser argues pioneers were often miserable sickly figures, noting exposure, disease, poor sanitation and limited prevention knowledge outweighed outdoor life benefits, a view in his Tampa Times column.
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Royal Pair to Attend U S Football Game Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit the United States October 16 to 21. They will attend the Maryland versus North Carolina football game in College Park on October 19 and meet officials and dignitaries during a royal tour that includes Jamestown, Williamsburg, Washington, and New York with state dinners, a White House lunch, and a parade tribute.
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Local Press-Telegram Delivery Notice Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a daily except Sunday postal delivery ad for Long Beach Pine Avenue area. Mentions circulation member duties, carrier delivery, and pricing details partially readable. full context and dates obscured.
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British Woman Power Punched Out In American View
London columnist Edward N. Connor, writing for the Daily Mirror, claims American women dominate men economically and physically. He says wives control finances, outlive husbands by seven years, and grow taller each generation, while British men are left in a metaphorical headlock. He asserts American women are pampered, assertive, and capable of driving men to dependence.
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Army guards 24 hour watch for Girard amid vanishing report
Specialist 30 William Girard, 21, of Illinois, faces a Japanese murder trial later this month. He disappeared for three hours Monday night and was later found in a Mishiri bar near Camp Whittington. Army spokesmen say the guard was reimposed for his protection and that the investigation is just begun.
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Yemen Arms Delivery Claim Sparks British Protest
Britain charged that Russia and Czechoslovakia sent substantial arms to Yemen including tanks and planes. About 500 Soviet technicians are reported in Yemen along with six to seven shiploads of arms reaching the Red Sea state. The Foreign Office noted 50 Soviet instructors in Yemen amid ongoing Aden Protectorate tensions.
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