Renegotiating Panama Treaty Sparks Constitutional Debate
The piece argues that renegotiating the 1903 Panama Canal treaty would end US sovereignty in the Canal Zone. It warns of precedent affecting other perpetual acquisitions like the Louisiana Territory Alaska and Texas, and mocks President Johnson for risking American taxpayer interests.
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Texas
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Lbj Lake
Pan Am furlough flight for Viet Nam troops sparks feel good era
A Pan American plan to fly 30 Viet Nam service members to Tokyo Hong Kong or Taiwan for five days at one cent per person draws praise for war support. The program contracts to move 3,000 troops monthly with volunteer crews and bases in Viet Nam selecting winners from combat units. The piece contrasts this with rising tolerance in American society toward controversial figures and foreign policies.
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Punctuation error sinks Venus probe. US rocket destroyed
In 1962 a missing hyphen in Venus probe directions forced destruction of an $18 million launch. LeRoi Jones, labeled a best selling author, faces critique over funding for his controversial works, urging Americans to scrutinize government subsidies.
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Hobbyist Sandy Freeman debuts April is Hobby Month bonnet
Sandy Freeman unveils a one of a kind spring hat trimmed with miniature planes cars trains and ships along with paint brushes. The unique bonnet signals the start of April is Hobby Month a nationwide Hobby Industry Association of America promotion for model building and handicrafts.
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Sandy Freeman
Hobby Industry Association of America
Refrigerator safety guidance for preventing child entrapment
The USDA reports about 30 children annually suffocate in unused refrigerators. Safety tips include encircling a temporarily unused unit with strong tape or a padlocked chain and removing doors from discarded appliances to prevent entrapment.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Vented Mail Box By Thomas Brown Claimed
A historic note recalls that a mailbox was vented in 1810 by Thomas Brown who later served as Florida’s governor.
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Thomas Brown
Florida
Poverty program to aid UP students at Northern Michigan
A federal funded work study plan aims to grant NMU college educations to very low income youths in the Upper Peninsula. The program would cap income at 3200 dollars for a one child family, higher limits for larger families, with about 132000 in grants expected to assist around 300 students next year.
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Upper Peninsula Community Action Program
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Design shifts focus with driver training and re examinations
The article notes experts urge prioritizing driver qualifications over vehicle design with calls for teen training and periodic license re examinations for older drivers. It also cites studies linking cigarette smoking to throat and respiratory ailments and covers various science topics from acetylene lighting to carnation wilt and global water resources.
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American Society of Safety Engineers
Boston City Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Midwest Carbide
Pennsylvania State University
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Federal Aviation Agency
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