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Loch Ness Monster Mystery Flares Each Tourist Season
The Loch Ness Monster tale reappears with tourists and sightings as a mysterious lake legend. The Loch Ness Investigation Bureau Ltd studies sketches from witnesses to speculate on possible forms from sea cows to plesiosaurs, while scientists offer cautious explanations.
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Great Glen
Invernessshire
Highland
Freedom Impulse and the American Quest for Liberty
A patriotic piece recalls 192 years of independence and the American belief that governments derive power from the governed. It cites colonial refuge, mob rule, and the Congressional check on power, noting Vietnam casualties and the ongoing defense of freedom through citizen action.
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Drought Threat to Crops as Government Ramps Potato Storage
The area faces potential serious crop damage from drought while the government stores about 275 cars of potatoes in Winchester Berryville and Charles Town facilities. Fourth of July passed quietly in Winchester with a patriotic tableaux at the Auditorium directed by Mrs A M Baker. Participants included Louise Cooper Bryson Smith Virginia Marshall Baker Frances Page and others in a sequence featuring Joan of Arc The New Joan of Arc His Soldier An Appeal and a Blue the Gray and Kaki.
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Winchester
Berryville
Charles Town
A.M. Baker
Joan of Arc
Louise Cooper
W.E. Cooper
Bryson Smith
Virginia Marshall Baker
Louise Glass
Frances Page
Miss Glass
Mary W.burns
the Gray
Kaki
W.S. White
Richard Jolliffe
Joseph Bean
What is the human soul and its enduring value
The article discusses the elusive nature of the soul and its supreme importance beyond body and mind. It emphasizes guarding the soul from sin and prioritizing spiritual cultivation through prayer Bible reading and meditation to nurture and mature this ethereal essence.
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Jesus
Remember Why When Your Taxes Go Up on July 14
Henry J. Taylor argues that tax increases reflect failed governance from the Johnson era. He cites billions in wasted budgets and broken promises, escalating Vietnam costs, a bloated War on Poverty, rising debt and deficits, gold depletion, rampant inflation, and widespread urban unrest as the causes behind higher taxes and economic decline.
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New Frontier-Great Society
Mr. Johnson
Fort Knox
Internationl Monetary Fund
Pneumonia Recovery And Lung Conditions Q A Guide
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on pneumonia recovery fibrosis in lungs calcium deposits from old lesions pigeon chest and chest tightness. He explains causes risks and when to consult a doctor and notes many recover fully from pneumonia with no increased future risk.
Mind Check Quiz Says You're Normal If You Answer Yes
HAL BOYLE argues mind health deserves attention. He presents a yes-no self test with quirky questions about lifestyle stress, politics, aging, and modern life to gauge how normal one feels in a busy era. A negative score warns you are out of touch and disconnected from reality.
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Great Society
Johnson
New York
Vietnam
Mars
Saskatoon man named honorary Zulu chief in South Africa
Will Klein of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, world president of the Round Table Movement, was inducted as an honorary chief of the Zulu tribe in a ceremony at Chief Mtubatuba in South Africa.
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No Vacancy in High Court Post Says Law Column
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the Warren Fortas situation shows there is no actual vacancy in the Supreme Court. He explains retirement rules allow delays and notes Congress must confirm a successor, with senators warning against treating court seats as political spoils.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Michigan
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