Turbine engines reshape auto racing and trucking outlook
Turbines generate buzz in racing as a turbine powered car shines in Indianapolis but a burned out bearing costs victory in Memorial Day race. Ford GM Chrysler push fifth generation turbines, eyeing trucks as main gainers while passenger cars remain unlikely soon. Time is the key as engineers project faster, lighter, more economical engines, with outracing implications for drivers and teams.
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General Motors
Dilemma of Mankind as Bird and Man Clash in Backyards
A citizen shoots a butcher bird after it disturbs a mockingbird, raising the question of whether humans should intervene in nature. The piece contrasts brutal human action with W. H. Hudson’s view that nature’s creatures deserve their own course.
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Robin
Robin Redbreast
W. H. Hudson
Portraits By JOHN METCALF Portraits By JOHN METCALF
A lyrical fragment reflects a restless morning routine with dreamlike imagery. The speaker awakens early, notes sunny daylight, and wanders outside, contrasting a desire to sleep with a sense of waking energy. The poem juxtaposes sleep and wakefulness across vivid visual details.
Dover Ohio newspaper rates and contact details
A fragmented local notice lists The Wang Reporter in Dover Ohio with address and phone, pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Rates show monthly and longer-term options, various regional routes, and carrier delivery terms.
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Marafield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
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Guernsey
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Holmes and
Stark Countess
Publicaton
Deeiivery
Decisions in Driving Tied to Emotions in Symposium
The American Psychological Association reports drivers face about 15 decisions per mile, linked to emotional factors in crashes. Psychologists urge treating a car as a pilot treats an aircraft, urging self checks before driving. A proposed emotion checklist could screen danger, with studies needed as groundwork for applying psychology to driving.
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American Psychological Assa
Bible Thoughts 1 and the virtue of goodness
A compact reflection on Job cites eyes to the blind and feet to the lame as metaphors for helping others. It notes that righteousness does not shield from misery, yet goodness yields its own reward, and mentions mailing instructions for reader correspondence to Drew Pearson David Lawrence or Ralph McGill through The Daily Reporter.
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Pearson
David Lawrence
Ralph McGill
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Northern States Lose Funds as Gibbons Amendment Shifts Title I
Congressional Quarterly reports that 32 states including Ohio will receive less under the House bill than under the committee bill due to a Gibbons amendment shifting funds to poorer districts. Southern states gain while Ohio and six others face reduced allocations. New York loses most. Senate action pending.
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News of Yesteryear roundup highlights local education and service
Ten years ago William KE. Nanlesty Jr. of 437rd St NW New Philadelphia was named director of Junior Achievement Inc Ona Z Laskauskas and Thomas F Jones both of New Philadelphia were named to the dean's list at Kent State University's College of Arts and Sciences. Twenty years ago Marie Hoffman and Elaine Richards sang a duet with Twila Mathias and Norma Schneider presented a reading during Winesburg Orange's 19th anniversary Thomas Fox a World War II veteran son of Mr and Mrs Martin Fox of Dover was named to the dean's list at the Zanesville branch of Ohio State University Forty eight years ago Jim Kuenbuehl John Brandt Harry Newland and George Earle of Dover announced attendance at a national Boy Scout jamboree in Washington Rev John M Bachimer former pastor of Trinity Episcopal in New Philadelphia was appointed views of Trinity Church in Waupun Wise and vice president in charge of St Mary's Church in Oakfield After leaving New Philadelphia he served as acting assistant to the general missionary to the Diocese of Pittsburgh Dover's pieve concert band departed for Canton for an Italian organization celebration Maxine Mason of Dover and Rose Pickering of Akron underwent operations in Union Hospital.
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George Earle
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Rose Pickering
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Kennedy praised LBJ at political feast amid 1968 campaign chatter
The article notes Bobby Kennedy allegedly praised LBJ at a political event, sparking questions about motives and possible rebates on dinner. It says Lyndon Johnson must consult Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara before reacting, and suggests Humphrey might be sent to New York if Kennedy pushes kindness.
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Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Bobby
Hubert Humphrey
New York
Dodd Censure Debate Drags On In Senate
The sixth US Senate censure debate on Tom Dodd stretched as Republicans and Democrats sparred over procedure and length. Russell Long flitted across the floor seeking votes while Teddy Kennedy and others pressed questions. Ex‑Communist David Martin remained at Dodd’s side as the session dragged on with crowded galleries and partisan tension.
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Bishop Rogers declares Theocratic bid for 1968 presidency
Ralph McGill reports on Bishop W R Rogers announcing his Theocratic party candidacy for the November 1968 presidential election. The piece notes Rogers supports cross party drafts, his bible tied campaign style around courthouses, and mentions governors Wallace and Maddox, with Texas Rangers tied to a farm strike myth.
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America
Rogers
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