Rumors and Mars: A mix of myths and science facts
The piece muses on rumors' spread from wartime myths to space probes, noting Mariner missions reveal Mars craters and nitrogen absence. It weighs the shift from fiction to fact and argues for science education from kindergarten onward with humorous classroom ideas and a peek at a child’s chores.
Copper Prices Hit New High as Steel Also Rises
Copper reaches nearly 50 cents per pound and steel prices climb while economists say raw material costs drive up consumer prices more than rising doctors fees. The trend suggests broader inflation as input costs surge.
New Tax Bill Seen as Inflationary Stimulus
A Ways and Means proposal aims to equalize tax burdens but would boost after tax income for low and middle earners, raising consumer spending and prices. It cuts personal taxes by 9.2 billion, mostly to those earning under 15,000, with higher taxes on those over that threshold and on institutions and businesses, totaling 5.4 billion in new levies.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tax Bill Seeks Broad Relief Amid Inflation Fears
HAL BOYLE notes the tax plan promises about 9.2 billion dollars in benefits for low and middle income brackets while forecasting a 2.4 billion dollar revenue loss to the U.S. Treasury. Senate edits may shift gains, but the key issue is how cuts are distributed and rates revised to boost spending, amid a hurried bill written for an election year. Inflation risks could blunt benefits next year if prices rise faster than incomes.
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U.S. Treasury
Senate
Congress
America
House
Moon Museum on the Moon Prompts Speculation
An essay suggests turning the moon into a museum of mankind with artifacts from art to everyday items. It envisions future space visitors studying human history, from Bibles to tax forms, broken appliances, and recordings by icons like Elvis and the Beatles. The piece then shifts to a political note on inflationary tax policy and potential effects in 1970.
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New York
Moon
Earth
Fainting and血 Pressure Questions Answered by Doctor
A medical column explains fainting from insufficient brain blood flow due to sudden standing and heat, with advice to lie down and seek examination. It covers spasmophilia treatment with calcium and vitamin D, Livitamin usage for anemia, B-12 tablet availability, von Willebrand disease heredity and treatment, and notes aspirin does not cause baldness.
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Scoring Guide
A test based on 100 questions over 10 days rates results from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Expert down to 4 correct as Good. It lists ten sample questions from geography history and science with basic factual prompts.
Winchester officer to attend FBI Academy session
SGT HOLMES McFARLAND of the Winchester Police Dept has been chosen to attend the 64th annual FBI Academy session in Washington. He reports Aug 17 for the opening day of the 12 week course. Also noted are requests for cattle farm tours by Julian A. Everly and Allen K. Randolph, internship details for Dr Gwen J Scott in Glasgow, and early aviation notes involving Rosabelle Dorsey and Dusty Rhodes.
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Holmes McFarland
Winchester Police Dept
F.B.I. Academy
Washington
Julian A. Everly
Farm Credit Office
Ohio
Michigan
Allen K. Randolph
Virginia Beef Cattle Association
Gwen J. Scott
Glasgow
Scotland
Memorial Hospital
Daily Meditation on Food and Cheap Spiritual Nourishment
The piece contrasts cheap restaurant fare with nourishing meals, likening gossip and sensational novels to cheap food that fills briefly but leaves hunger. It argues that such mental sustenance deprives the soul, while genuine nourishment brings lasting satisfaction and peace.
Mideast at Top of President's Mind
Nixon’s do it yourself doctrine clashes with Middle East realities as the White House weighs Soviet arms flows to Egypt and Algeria and America’s limited aid stance. Polls show broad public desire to avoid troop deployment while Israel remains a focal point of strategic balance.
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Nixon
Middle East
Mideast
Israel
White House
Soviet Union
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Iran
Iraq
Sudan
Red
Houari Boummedienne
Algeria
Mers-el-Kebir
U.S.S.R
Gibralter
Kremlin
Mediterranean Sea
Egypt
Jordan
U.S
Mediterranean
South Rim
Asia
Africa
Europe
Nasser
Moscow
Tel Aviv
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Socrates
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Elvis Presley
the Beatles
Julie Andrews
Enrico Caruso
Jacqueline Susann
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New York Hilton
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I.Q
Port-au- Prince
Shenandoah National Park
Hanford
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Clay Frick
Rosabelle Dorsey
Sidney
Dusty’’ Rhodes
Valley Airways, Inc
J. S. Ducknall
Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Virginia Valley Central Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Roy A. Larrick
Earl L. Douglas
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