Fragmented mining glossary with scattered terms and notes
A garbled OCR fragment lists mineral and Latin terms, place names, dates, and various numbered hints. It reads like a partial glossary or index with scattered references to mining, Icelandic and Greek terms, and unrelated bits such as “Assault,” “Gambling game satire,” and “Florence” among disjointed phrases.
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Rota
Firoll
Easie
Florence
Drug Firms Challenge FDA Label Ruling in U S Court
Wilmington Delaware firms led by the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association sue the U S District Court to void the FDA labeling ruling. They say the rule forces costly changes and could trigger criminal penalties for not prominently displaying established names with brand names. The regulation would require the established name to accompany each brand name and declare their relationship.
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Wilmington. del
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
U. S. District Court
Honduras in Battle With Cuba Guerrillas
Government forces clashed with Castro backed guerrillas by the northeastern port area of Honduras on Thursday. Both sides suffered casualties as troops captured several persons who guided about 1,000 guerrillas to mountain hideouts. The guerrillas were reported to be from Cuba and equipped with modern weapons.
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Teguligalpa
Honduras
Todas
Aredibie
Cancer expert dies in Boston at 55
Pi Dr Leonid Snegireff an associate professor of chronic diseases at Harvard School of Public Health died Thursday in Boston He was a pioneer in researching a possible link between cancer and smoking and was 55 years old
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Leonid
Snegireff
Harvard School of Public Health
Picket in Wheelchair Demands Welfare Restore at Capitol
In Olympia Washington grandmother Peggie Goodman 59 sits in her wheelchair on the state capitol steps for two days demanding a 12 percent welfare cut restoration. She campaigns for all disabled recipients hoping others join her sit in while awaiting a special legislative session. officials say cuts were needed after budget requests were trimmed. Welfare payments to her total $128 monthly but she now receives $113 due to reductions. tourists and guards provide company and warmth.
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Upia
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State Capitol
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Ex-Aid Nikita Ex-Aid dies in Moscow story misfire
Alexander Zasyadko aged 53 a former deputy premier under Khrushchev and coal minister from 1949 to 1955 died in Moscow on Thursday Tass reported the death was due to heart failure.
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Witnesses Warn Money Spoils Youth At Convention
N H Knorr president of the Watchtower Society told 66 000 Jehovahs Witnesses at the Rose Bowl convention that overindulgent money distribution spoils children and neglects their spiritual welfare.
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Rose Bowl
Prickly Heat Relief Promoted By Doctors
A medical notice touts Campho Peniqua Powden as a soothing powder for prickly heat. It claims instant relief, relief from teething irritation, and prevention by inhibiting germs. The ad emphasizes medicated action and quick cooling effects.
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