Moon buggy bids open after Apollo 11 return
NASA officials met with several firms to plan a moon vehicle for lunar surface travel carrying two astronauts and gear. Proposals target a 400 pound battery powered buggy delivered by June 1971, with a projected $20 million cost and possible lunar use within two years.
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Paper Blizzard Warns of Mounting Office Records
A management consultant warns that excessive record keeping creates a paper blizzard. He fears workers must move out to make room for files and that governments and offices generate endless copies. The cure lies in constant review and revision of procedures to reduce mountains of superfluous papers.
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Inflation Cautions from Dr McCracken at Wisconsin Speech
Dr McCracken chairman of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers warned inflation is hard to contain and slowing GDP growth will bring pain as it becomes more effective. He cited 1965-1968 federal spending as fueling inflation and urged a budget surplus with restrained spending to cool the economy. He warned prolonged inflation becomes a norm and recession cries emerge if indicators rise. Congress awaits a fresh look at stopping inflation.
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Moonbound man shows no progress on hurricanes
A baffled man travels to the moon yet cannot control hurricanes. He enhances the warning system to alert those in danger while noting that holocausts continue to cause millions in damage as storms boil from oceans and churn inland.
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Montague crushes Market Methodist to finish 19-5
The Star Files notes Montague defeated Market Methodist 21 to 1 to close its season with a 19-5 record, placing oneand a half games behind league leader the Stars. Also announced engagements and community news including Rita Robertson Haley to Robert Kay Waltz with an October wedding planned.
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Leadership and the necessity of wise rulers
The world needs leadership across thought action motive and aspiration. Leadership ends when it departs from a people and life ceases for that segment. True leaders are sincere honest and wise with rank to command. The piece notes Hitler’s empire failing within a decade and remarks on modern high salaries for leaders.
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Laird Warns Cuts Weaken U S Defense Readiness
Secretary Melvin Laird warned at a news conference that congressional budget cuts threaten U S military readiness. He cited shrinking forces and expenditures while noting Soviet expansion and global flashpoints from Korea to the Middle East, urging caution amid Vietnam withdrawals.
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Costs of having a baby and first week expenses
The Health Insurance Institute places the first week cost of having a baby at about 1500 dollars with 571 for hospital care 245 for medical care 517 for clothes and supplies and 164 for maternity garments. The column includes other trivia on crime hearing animals and unusual records.
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Price-wage controls doomed in inflation era says critic
Henry J. Taylor argues that price and wage controls fail to tame inflation. He cites France Chile Argentina and Britain to show controls worsen scarcities and harm incentives. He warns U S policymakers that heavy government spending undercuts price-wage balance and invites deception.
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Acne and medical Q A column tips on treatment
A medical column explains acne management with antibacterial soap and tetracycline with or without a cortisone like drug, noting it controls but does not cure. It also covers viral rashes in children, purpura causes, mastocytosis, Guillain Barré connections, and an embedded quiz scoring section.
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