Exercise Lack Brings Tensions
New York AP column surveys show only 12 percent of corporate executives exercise daily while 52 percent do not exercise regularly. The piece notes broader trends like larger, taller youths and shifting health insights, with aphorisms and trivia sprinkled throughout.
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Pope approves search of Vatican Library for Norse voyage documents
Pope Paul told King Olav during his visit that a Norwegian scholar may search the Vatican Library for mediaeval documents. The aim is to shed new light on Norse voyages from Greenland to Vinland.
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Food Now Sold Instead of Tickets at Ithaca Station
The old Lehigh Valley Railroad station in Ithaca New York, built in 1887, now operates as a restaurant named Thre Station. The ticket counter is a bar, blackboards show the menu, and patrons pick orders with conductor style punches.
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Rare 1952 Royal Mint half crown brings $4,760 to Florida buyer
Horace Burrows found a 1952 George VI half crown no mint record, a one time error coin. He auctioned it at Chelsea, selling to an American bidder in Florida for 4,760 dollars, far below the seller and auctioneer expectations. The coin, produced as a test and thought melted, fetched a record sum for rare coins.
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Night movement and camouflage aid North Vietnam's war effort
Manila Times correspondent Amando Coronisa reports that North Vietnam counters massive American air power by using darkness, camouflage, and improvised resilience. Traffic surges after sunset along Route 1 toward the Mekong Delta, with supplies and troops moving mainly at night despite bombing.
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Manchester credit union aids Pittsburgh’s poor risks
In Pittsburgh’s Manchester district a local credit union formed with $14,000 seed to lend to residents on the brink of poverty. Eugene Taylor, 30, says members pay a penny per dollar monthly, while loan sizes range from 25 to 450 dollars to cover gas, electric bills, home needs, or medicine. Only Manchester residents and property owners can join, and borrowers must buy shares to vote. The office operates in a storefront center behind a church. references were replaced by ministers or landlords to assess credit. Some borrowers are a few days late but few default.
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Berlin Wall Exodus Draws 100000 Migrants To West
Berlin reports that over 100000 people moved from East to West Berlin since 1961, with about 30000 women. Men mainly fill industrial, technical, and skilled trades, while women seek office and commerce jobs.
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Bronkaid Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Bronchitis Breathing
Important new preparation Bronkaid helps bronchi loosen phlegm and relax airway muscles. The tablet combines an expectorant and bronchodilators to ease coughing wheezing and chest tightness with rapid relief lasting hours. Sold at drugstores without prescription from Drew Pharmacal Co Inc New York.
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