Payadie in Favance and Associated Press Note
Fragmented OCR text shows a pay rate list with yearly and monthly amounts and a stray Associated Press notice. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered monetary figures and generic publication credits without a coherent news item.
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Payadie
Ste
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Troyatty
Associated Press
Entielad Eee
Alews Prist
AP News Dispatehes
Svening Coeceeese
We Must Teach Health Education For Youth in New York
State Senator Edward Speno backs a five year program to alert school children to smoking alcohol and drug dangers. The bill would require health courses in public and high schools as a graduation prerequisite with a $250000 first year appropriation and potential federal support. It stresses facts over abstinence and cites lung cancer survivor Speno as the sponsor.
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Edward Spenc
Senate
Speno
New York
The Proper Mixture of Thant's Vietnam Peace Idea
The piece weighs U Thant’s mixed idealist and realist peace proposal for Vietnam. It argues a genuine peace requires Hanoi’s role and broad inclusion of all fighters, warns against indefinite bombing pauses, and notes dwindling future avenues for peace if Hanoi resists Thant’s plan.
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United Nations
U Thant
Vietnam
Thant
United States
Hanoi
Peking
Agreement at Geneva Clears Path to Nuclear Accord
A Soviet US compromise on the European option allows a future supranational European nuclear force while denying an allied US atomic shield. Bonn fears West Germany’s role, but the treaty’s aim is to restrain and eventually reduce global nuclear arms through a broader nonproliferation framework.
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West Germany
United States of Europe
Geneva
Bonn
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Western Europe
Washington
Martin Stays As Fed Chairman Keeps Dollar Confidence
William McChesney Martin remains chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, assuring dollar stability at home and abroad while drawing renewed criticism from Martin foes in Congress and economists. President Johnson signals continued independence with potential changes as Shepardson reaches retirement, and speculates on a more liberal successor.
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William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Congress
Johnson
Charles N. Shepard
Shepardson
William McChesney
Washington Should Sell In Face Of Boom
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara eyes the vast land holdings as land prices surge. The article argues for a bold government land selling program, citing massive federal ownership from Defense and other agencies, and warns Congress of a growing land price spiral that threatens parks and recreation acquisitions.
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Washington
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
William H. Schofield
Midwest
California
the Interior
Stewart Udall
Congress
Johnson
Conservation and Water Fund
Udall
Budget Bureau
Treasury
General Fund
Defense Land Holdings
Defense Department
Catherine the Great
Arizona
Idaho
Alaska
Union
Texas
Commission On the Organization
Executive Branch
Mer
Herbert Hoover
Excel
Department of Defense
Hoover Commission
Words Wit And Wisdom Word Meaning Game Notice
Readers are invited to a word meaning challenge featuring 10 terms from a popular magazine. Participants guess closest meanings for Jehu Hagiolatry Hacienda Haggard and Derisive with page 36 continuing.
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Haggard
Gaunt
A Thought For Today On Size and Sports
A reflective essay argues sport is not open to all on equal terms due to size and weight. It recalls giants in basketball, heavy football centers, and the idea that different sports favor different body types. The piece notes limits in selecting activities and the need to pursue what fits one’s build.
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Giants
Order of the Mystic Limbs
Question Box on Celestial Year and Insect Sounds
The reader asks how often the mood circles the sun and is told it happens once with the earth. The second query asks the term for the sound made by crickets and locusts, answered as stridulation.
National Whirligig Pivots on Vietnam Strategy in 1968
White House talks show Dems warn Republicans against nominating a dove while Johnson plans measured restraint. Ho Chi Minh gains world sympathy and voters may favor troop withdrawal, signaling risk for Hatfield Ferby and other GOP hopefuls amid a key 1968 political calculus.
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Washington
Hanoi
White House
Johnson
Lawrence
O’brien
John Bailey
Lyndon Johnson
Bobby Kennedy
Ho Chi Minh
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Ilinois
Chuck Fercy
Michigan
Rommey
Dove
Red China
Mao Tze Tung
Hatfield
The Doctor Talks About Symptoms Menopause Answers
Doctor Brandstadt explains menopause as gradual ovarian function loss with irregu larly spaced shorter periods. Most start in mid forties. severe symptoms or complications warrant care. Hot flushes headaches dizziness fatigue and irritability may occur. some women have none. Hormone therapy may start when hot flushes bother. dosing aims to avoid pelvic heaviness. Estrogens aid symptoms but not advised with cancer. uterus removal changes cautions. Men experience gradual decline in male hormones. call the distinction moot. Riopan may help insomnia only if peptic ulcer or heartburn present. nightly use harmless. Send questions to Wayne Brandstadt. he will answer general interest columns.
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G. Brandstadt
M.D
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National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Noho
Qigun
William Morris
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