Thought For Today A man should know what he’s doing
A Philadelphia tattoo artist quips that a man asking for a girl's name should confirm she is forever. Jack Dracula notes the notion of lasting commitment with a wry urban edge. The remark frames dating as serious business in a casual streetwise voice.
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Jack Dracula
Philadelphia
The Perils Of Pollen and a World In Flux
A survey spans hay fever season risks from ragweed in drought affected regions to allergy research funding. It notes 20 million Americans affected yearly, risks of hay fever leading to infections and asthma, and evolving treatments like shots and nasal sprays. Also discusses UK digit dialing rollout, British reactions, and wartime Viet Nam gear such as stainless steel insoles amid higher wounded to killed ratios.
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United States
Allergy Foundation of America
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
National Institutes of Health
Pacific Coast
Torial the Sun
London
Miami
Keats
Byron
Dryden Dickens
Kipling
Scott
Tim
Wea
Ump
Umpire
Viet Nam
Viet
De Gaulle urged to bolster French economy by OECD warning
Paris reports OECD economists warned France faces economic stagnation and possible recession unless a strong stimulus is applied by fall. The alert contrasts De Gaulle’s prestige with rising unemployment and slowed growth from 5.7 percent in 1964 to an estimated 2.5 percent this year, amid political tension over easing the squeeze.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
United States
Canada
Japan
France
de Gaulle
Great Britain
Georges Pompidou
Valery Giscard d’Estaigne
Giscard d
Fog Index Fight at Agriculture Dept Over Readability
Washington report notes Agriculture Department struggles with plain writing as experts say many letters and directives remain unclear. Despite Form 371 guidance, Fog Index remains high, averaging around 16, with some agencies improving while others slide.
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Robert Gunning
Phantom burglar tale mirrors earlier WV nicknames
Charleston reports of a continuing "phantom burglar" case echo two earlier West Virginia criminals nicknamed for methods. The Wheeling "cat burglar" climbed walls, the Fairmont "torch burglar" used a tiny acetylene torch, and now Charleston battles the Kanawha City thief with two suspects in custody. Rex Albright of Fairmont added the torch method to a long crime career spanning three states.
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Lloyd D. Lewis
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
Wheeling
Fairmont
Kanawha City
Wayne van Leer
Wayne
Moundsville
Bright Torch
Rex Albright
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rex
Future Belongs To Computer Operators Says UPI Report
The computer age expands in education with California schools installing a Honeywell H200 for pupil personnel services across 44 districts. GE releases a teacher directed booklet stressing problem solving over hardware, with 18000 machines in use nationwide and 600 in high schools this past year.
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Jesse Bogue
UPS Financial
New York
UPI
California
Sacramento
Honeywell
Georgia
General Electric Co
United States
New Hampshire Lottery Falls Short of Revenue Hopes
Thomas O Neill reports from Baltimore Sunday Sun on New Hampshire s state run sweepstakes showing lagging ticket sales in year two, revised profit forecasts, and debate over tighter safeguards versus growth. Officials cite reduced out of state buyers, marketing limits, and a $728 775 windfall tax refund as factors.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Sweepstakes Commission
Oliver Oldman
Harvard
Institute of International Taxation
Edward Powers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
Boston
Powers
McIntyre
Congress
Supreme Court
Thomas O'Neill
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Republicans Lose Ground in Suburban Battle for 1966
Washington dispatch notes GOP spokesmen warn suburbs are a tough field for a 1966-68 comeback. Milton Rakove and data show declining GOP share since 1952, with 1964 suburban votes and losses in major suburbs and congressional seats.
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Washington
NEA
Republican Party
Milton Rakove
Chicago
Loyola University
Chicago Daily News
Rakove
GOP
Goldwater-Miller
Nixon-Lodge
Kennedy-Johnson
U.S
San Francisco-Oakland
San Diego
Barry
Nixon
Denver
Miami
Des Moines
Maryland
Montgomery County
Detroit
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Naleigh Register Listing Rates With Beckley Papers
The Naleigh Register shows subscription pricing from Beckley Newspapers Corporation with Home Delivered options. Rates include daily and Sunday mail, six months, one year, and carrier delivery per week half month and month. The document lists contact details for Beckley and Hinton and notes editor John Hodel.
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Boys Industrial School
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Ray Cromley
Orange County
Los Angeles
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Naleigh
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
John Hodel
United Press International
National Advertising Repreve
Ward-Griffith Company