Australians warn of superbug plan against French tests
Editorials note Australians fear radioactive fallout from France's Pacific tests and consider a possible retaliatory superbug infestation of French vineyards. The piece suggests the report may be apocryphal but reflects strong Australian concern and potential actions impacting the wine industry.
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Confusion on the Highway Highlights Aged Driver Issue
Mrs Viola Ireland a 73 year old widow near Basingstoke England is fined after driving 15 mph the wrong way on a 70 mph motorway. A policeman had to yank the ignition key to stop her. The court suspended her license for a year and ordered a driving test to regain it. The case prompts calls for periodic aging driver tests.
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Hops grafted to marijuana roots stir Bay Area buzz
The San Rafael Independent Journal reports fans grafting hop shoots to marijuana roots in the Bay Area. Scientists doubt any cannabis high will arise, though they warn smell or nausea could occur, as researchers remain skeptical of the scheme.
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San Francisco Bay Area
University of California
De Valera Leaves Public Life After Six Decades of Service
Eamon de Valera, a pivotal Irish leader, retires from public life at age 90 after a career spanning nearly six decades. He held roles from president of the Executive Council to prime minister, influencing Irish and 20th century politics, and passes the presidency to Erskine Childers.
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War historian faces personal battle amid Vietnam echoes
On the Line reports Cornelius Ryan, famed for The Longest Day, is resting at home in Connecticut after leaving Memorial Hospital. He quips about a 10 percent commission with God while confronting his health crisis and a separate political scene in Latin America unfolds with Peron’s homecoming.
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Our Mr Boyle and the World of Movie Theater Wisecracks
A collection of light exchanges from a New York AP piece humorously portraying audience chatter at the cinema. Jokes include seating requests, romantic moonlight mischief, unlit cigars, and an awkward plea from a patron about a possible sex fiend.
Emphysema risks tied to smoking and weight, expert warns
Dear reader letter outlines that shortness of breath can stem from heart or lung diseases not just emphysema. Smoking remains the strongest risk factor, with years of inhalation often unnoticed. Weight worsens breathing, X rays and lung function tests aid diagnosis. treatment is often not reversible. Continued on page 8.
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Tribune Page Ad Rates and Notices Overview
Public notice style content lists subscription prices and delivery details for Terre Haute Tribune and Tribune Star, with mailing zones Indiana and Illinois. It includes phone call instructions for missing copies and disclaimers about unsolicited submissions.
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Horoscope Friday June 29 Highlights Your Birthday Reading
Born today you are a homebody who values family yet can excel in a career away from home. You persuade others to your views and seek approval from loved ones, balancing conflict and cooperation to achieve success in work and life. Cancer through Aries segments provide daily guidance and cautions.
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Hoover's Shadow and the FBI Leadership Vacuum
Jim Bishop outlines Hoover's iron grip on the FBI and Nixon's struggle to appoint a successor. He notes internal structure, potential candidates like Mark Felt and Gordon Shanklin, the Watergate era tensions, and the interim choice of William Ruckelshaus before Clarence Kelley was named.
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Roy Moore
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Mississippi
John Malone
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William Ruckelshaus
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Hornaim
Clarence Kelley
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Picnic planned for Tunisian No 11 and Auxiliary
The Fontanet Bean Dinner grounds host the Military Order of the Cootie annual picnic this Sunday with TOM WILSON CARL D ELLINGER CHUCK NEUKOM MARCELLA EL LINGER and AL HELLER leading preparations for rest and rehabilitation efforts Pup Tent No 11 supplies the meat course and a special shipment is expected from the Mid East Uncle John and his Symphonic Hillbilly Band provide music ativo on the dispatch.
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Carl D. Ellinger
Chuck Neukom
Marcella Ellinger
AL Heller
Pup
Mid-East
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