Offset printing changes ups drive of SDN column
The SDN Column notes Jim Cornish of the Post Dispatch moving to offset printing with Snyder Daily News handling press work. Cornish details a steep learning curve and excitement as the first offset issue rolls out, while other items discuss work life dissatisfaction and defenses of public schooling by Walter Buckel.
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Jim Cornish
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Post Dispatch
Post
Snyder Daily News
Dispatch
Cornish
US Job Picture Remains Unchanged In May 1975
Washington reports unemployment at five percent with 4.4 million jobless. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 150000 to 75.2 million as the economy expands, while white collar jobless rate fell from 3.1 to 2.8 percent and teen unemployment stays high.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Nixon
Today in History Friday June 1 1973
On this date 1958 De Gaulle became premier of France. Kentucky joined the Union in 1792 as the 15th state Tennessee in 1798 became the 16th. Brigham Young born 1801. Madison warned of war in 1812. Leslie Howard killed in 1943. Mexico banned siesta in 1944. Wallace defied court injunctions 10 years ago. Rome riots five years ago. Nixon's Moscow trip last year.
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France
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whitingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
Leslie Howard
Lisbon
London
Mexico
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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University of Rome
Italy
Nixon
Washington
Moscow
Weather outlook across Texas and Oklahoma this week
The forecast covers Snyder and surrounding regions with temperatures Highs around 84 today 78 to 100 across zones. Partly cloudy conditions persist tonight through Saturday with scattered showers and isolated to scattered thunderstorms mainly in the afternoons and at night. Winds along the coast 10 to 20 knots.
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Snyder
Northwest
Texas
North Central
South Central
Oklahoma
23 Die In Brazilian Air Crash
An a two engine Caravelle jetliner carrying 23 aboard crashed on landing in Sao Luis, Brazil, exploding as the right wing touched the runway. Cruzeiro do Sul reported all aboard were killed including seven Brazilian crew and 16 passengers, three with foreign sounding names. The flight route was Belem to Rio de Janeiro with stops.
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M. Zahn
Maranhao
Skylabers Sleep Late Day Off
Skylab astronauts enjoy a rare day off with routine chores limited to power work. Mission control plans a light schedule while Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz lounge in orbit after a week of lab work.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Nixon and Pompidou Map Broad Atlantic Talks in Iceland
President Nixon and French leader Pompidou wrapped two days of talks in Reykjavik with emphasis on reviving the Atlantic alliance for 1970s needs. They foreseee a potential 16-nation summit including NATO members and Ireland amid cautious progress toward monetary, trade and defense accords. Kissinger outlined a flexible plan for bilateral and multilateral negotiations to pursue early steps, with next meetings in Paris.
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Iceland
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ireland
Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
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France
Atlantic Alliance
Michel Jobert
Paris
Indian Airlines crash near New Delhi kills 48
Rescue teams comb rubble of Indian Airlines Flight 440 after a crash near New Delhi. Forty eight passengers died with 17 alive in critical condition. several foreigners including Americans and a Japanese among the dead. Identifications noted through personal items amid dust and rain.
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Mohan Kumaramangalam
Indira Gandhi
Gurnam Singh
India
Australia
Indian Airlines Flight 440
Madras
Greek Premier Abolishes Monarchy to Form Presidential Republic
Greek Premier George Papadopoulos announced the monarchy’s end and Greece’s shift to a presidential republic. He declared himself first president after a referendum within two months, with general elections for a new parliament by end of 1974.
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George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Senate votes to cut war funds in Cambodia Laos
Senate votes 63 to 19 for anti bombing amendment and calls for cutting all funds for U S military action in Cambodia and Laos The House previously denied funds in a 219 to 188 vote for a 3 6 billion appropriation The conference committee will reconcile Senate and House positions amid continued bombing and B 52 raids aimed at North Vietnamese withdrawal per the cease fire agreement
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Nixon
Thomas F. Eagleton
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Dollar Plunges to Fresh Lows in Europe Gold Peaks
The American dollar fell to record lows at European market opens, with heavy selling across Frankfurt. Gold surged to a new high around 119 dollars an ounce in London and Zurich as distrust in the dollar grew and bullion trading intensified.
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