Words of Kindness Go Fly a Kite
A Delware psychiatrist Dr Floyd S Cornelison advocates kite flying as a therapy suggesting it soothes troubled minds. He notes his own patent for a round kite and cites historic uses of music and recreation as mood lifters in past eras. Residents of the Wabash Valley are told that such advice may be therapeutic rather than insulting.
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Wilmington
Del
Floyd S. Cornelison
Cornelison
U.S
Freud
William Congreve
Tobias Smollett
Roderick Random
Devin
Military discharge upgrade plan lags in takeup
The Defense Department program to upgrade general or undesirable discharges has drawn only 29 528 applications in five weeks from an eligible 433 000. Eligible personnel include discharges from Aug 4 1964 to March 28 1973. Calls to start the process are available nationwide at 800 325 4040 and collect 314 423 9120 in certain regions, with the offer expiring October 4.
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Defense Department
Alaska
Hawaii
Missouri
Puerto Rico
Carpenter Scandal Tangles Supreme Court Woodshop
Washington report claims the Supreme Court carpentry shop misused taxpayer lumber for personal projects. Chief carpenter Edward Douglas allegedly built home furniture, frames, and a personal pier with court materials, amid denials and stonewall responses from court officials.
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Washington
Corinthian
Supreme Court
Edward F Douglas
Warren Burger
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Harry Blackmun
William Brennan
Douglas
Willian O Douglas
David
Alfred Wong
James Powers
Edward Douglas
Burger
David Douglas
Civil Service
Colonial Beach
Watergate
Court
Barrett McGurn
McGurn
Jonathan Bernstein
Inventions and Minds Behind Everyday Convenience
Phyllis Battelle reflects on how ideas fuel invention yet few become market successes. She cites costs to patent and prototype, mentions notable categories of inventors, and notes women patentees rising while many ideas remain uncommercialized.
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New York
Albert Gerardin
General Motors
Gerardin
Wright Brothers
Ben Franklin
Horoscope for the Day by Your Birthday Sign
This Monday horoscope guides readers to pick their birthday and read the corresponding outlook. It covers signs from Gemini to Taurus with advice on momentum, promises, plans, decisions, spiritual resources, and imagination, urging action and reflection throughout the day.
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Argentina
UPI
United States
Simpson
Fydrich
Ali
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Terre Haute Tribune Notices and Delivery Information
The Terre Haute Tribune announces circulation options including evening and Sunday home delivery and motor route services with pricing for Indiana and Illinois addresses. The notice lists customer service contacts, mail subscription rates, and publication details, along with postal classifications and rights statement.
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Terre Haute
Local honors and retirements in Vigo County and Terre Haute
Florida State University adds new initiates to Phi Kappa Phi including Terre Haute native Virtue Teruo Ishihara, a 1975 North Vigo High School grad. Marion High picks Fred Joynes as new band director from Woodrow Wilson Junior High, with band members wishing him luck. Catherine Clark retires after long Vigo County Courthouse service. colleagues host orchid corsage and cake. Five Vigo County students win Indiana University's Phi Eta Sigma honors.
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Florida State University
Phi Kappa Phi
Terre Haute
Virtue Teruo Ishihara
Virtue
North Vigo High School
Marion High School
Marion
Ind
Fred Joynes
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Woodrow Wilson
Deanna Inman
Lee Guthrie
George Nasser
Peter Sacopulos
Indiana University
Phi Eta Sigma
Elton P. Cantrell
Patricia Sue Spencer
Elizabeth J. Bentley
Charles W. Allen
Peter G. D'Amour
Vigo County
Catherine Clark
Catherine
Tweed Influence Casts Shadow Over School Lunches
The Phillips Report analyzes federal funding for summer school lunches amid allegations of waste and fraud in New York City. It highlights a Quie amendment opposition, Holtzman findings of noncompliant sites, and the book The Abuse of Power detailing the plantation machine in city politics and antipoverty funds.
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Washington
William Marcy Tweed
Boss Tweed
New York
Tweed
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Albert Quie
New York City
Reform
Elizabeth Holtzman
Brooklyn
House
Gram
Jack Newfield
Paul A. DuBrus
Hamon Velez
South Bronx
Samuel Wright
Brownsville
Newfield
DuBrus
Ramon Velez
Wnet-Tv
Steve Bauman
Velez
State Education Department
Bauman
Debate Over Policy To End Apartheid Sparks United Front
Commentary notes a Young State Department dispute on pressuring South Africa to end apartheid. The piece references pomp at royal circles and a public sign near Buckingham Palace declaring We Love Liz, signaling Britons' affection for Queen Elizabeth II amid global tension.
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South Africa
Young State Department
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Liz
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