Eugene P. Mil Nat's Rep and Staff Notices
The snippet lists staff roles for the newspaper including Nat's Rep ACK F., General Manager and Executive Editor Davis, Robert F. Rose, Business Manager Ler, News Editor Douglas B. O Connell, Managing Editor Ottinelli and Gallagher Inc. address 12 East 41st St New York NY 10017. It also shows subscription rates for Virginia and nearby regions with mail and carrier options and dates for Monday August 28 1967.
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ACK F
DAVIS
Robert F. Rose
Ler
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Ottinelli and Gallagher, Inc
East 41St St
New York
N.Y
Progress in Cleanliness Across Generations and Bath Time
A look at changing attitudes toward washing from Queen Elizabeth I’s ceremonial baths to modern norms. A 14-year-old in New York avoids bathing for six weeks, described as a social misdemeanor.
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Elizabeth I
New York
Johny
Senate moves toward flexible national air pollution control
Public concern over air pollution fuels passage of a sweeping bill allowing private industry initiative. The Senate backed a plan shifting standard setting to HEW regional regions with state oversight, aiming to tailor rules to local conditions and avoid overregulation. Cooperation between industry and regional commissions is essential to prevent federal imposition of stricter controls.
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Senate
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Great Plains
Manhattan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Air Congestion Warns of Growing Air Travel Trouble
Air congestion at busy U S airports prompts concern as planes circle awaiting landings. With 547 commercial airports, only 262 have towers and 133 radar systems, signaling a need for new runways and better equipment to prevent more accidents and avoid drastic travel restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Stalingrad Battles Narrowed as Russians Counter
Russians launch stubborn counter-stabs at Stalingrad while Nazis admit some local progress. Flying fortresses bomb a Nazi plane factory. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebert and Lt Hamill Jones are towed tomorrow.
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Stalingrad
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Hamill Jones
Austria Eyes War With United States in 1917 Context
Fifty years ago in 1917 Austria weighed a plan to declare war on the United States. In the same period the City Board of Health ordered a two week delay in public school openings due to an infantile paralysis outbreak.
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Austria
United States
City Board of Health
Providence and fate in daily life and divine control
The meditation discusses how most life choices are beyond personal control and argues for providence. It contrasts fate and providence as views on an all powerful, loving, wise, and just Heavenly Father who guides life from childhood to adulthood.
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God
The Deadly Parallel Between Past and Present Isolationists
William S. White compares 1930s and 1960s isolationists in Washington who oppose rearmament and arms aid to allied nations. He argues that like the Gerald Nyes of the Depression era, present lawmakers such as Fulbright and Church threaten the United States and its Western allies by restricting credits for military assistance to Iran, Jordan, and other vital Middle East partners.
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Washington
Senate
Gerald Nyes
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Frank Church
Idaho
United States
Middle East
Iran
Jordan
House of Representatives
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Nyes
Hiteler
Europe
Car Thieves Drive Like The World S Worst
A columnist jokes that car thieves are terrible drivers with an accident rate 200 percent higher than owners. He notes 40 percent of stolen cars have keys left in them and mocks various trivia from castles to bed sizes and weather myths while touching on broader debates about war and U S policy in the Middle East.
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New York
Spain
First Avenue
Robert Hutchins
U.S. Navy
Sandlot football safety tips and scoring quiz
Wayne Brandstadt reminds parents to supervise sandlot games with coaching and warm ups, proper footwear and eye protection, and to limit play to touch or flag football to reduce injury risk. He notes 22 percent of football deaths come from sandlot play and warns against heroic injuries. A sample 100 question scoring quiz follows with topics from Bendix Trophy to the UN budget.
Switzerland Battleground for War Time Money and Spies
Henry J. Taylor reports a rush of about 300 million dollars into Swiss gold and dollar balances since the Israel Arab war began. Foreign workers, rising wages, and tourism taxes accompany a shift in labor and investment, while Swiss security and espionage efforts intensify against Maoist and Red Chinese activity across Europe.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Spain
U.S
Tibet
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Eugene P. Milnat
City Carrier
W.va
Earl L. Douglas
William S. White
Hal Boyle
America
Antarctica
Connecticut
New Jersey
Jules Podell
Copacabana
Ed Howe
Potato Hill
Shah of
Oran
Price
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
Siwash
I.Q
ASCAP
Jean Valjean
Hero
Villian
American Red Cross
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Mabel Boardman
Costa Rica
Zenith
Fieses
Western Hemisphere
Gotham
United Nations
Henry J. Taylor
Baden
Justice and Police
Ludwig von Moss
Stalin
Svetlana
Mao Tse-tung
Nachrichtendist
Mao
Bern
Red Chinese Army
North Vietnam
Red China
Peking
Red Chinese
France
Italy
Great Britain
NATO
Naples
Brussels
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