Gliding work hours and Indian population rise noted
The editorial discusses Messerschmidt Germany’s gliding work week as a potential solution to urban congestion and productivity gains. It also reports on the Canadian Indian population growth from 100,000 in 1900 to over 250,000, with projections toward a million by year’s end and links to health and education advances across Yukon, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
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Messerschmidt
Germany
Canada
U. S
Yukon Territory
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Brandt’s Fixer Karl Schiller Drives German Policy
West Germany Chancellor Willy Brandt relies on Karl Schiller as the de facto finance and economic czar. Schiller’s arrogant style and hard line stance irritate U S officials and Common Market ministers. Brandt counters protests by deflecting criticism onto Schiller while pushing revaluation of the German mark.
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Bonn
West Germany
Willy Brandt
U.S
Washington
Brandt
Karl Schiller
Schiller
United States
Europe
England
Lower Saxony
Volkswagen
Christian Democrats
Free Democratic Party
Economy Faces Broad Government Action On Recovery
Washington assesses slow rebound from recession with talk of 125 million dollars in aid to Penn Central and a loan guarantee for Lockheed. Critics warn large loans risk inflation while supporters say aid preserves jobs and stabilizes banks.
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Washington
United States
Penn Central
Lockheed Aircraft Company
Congress
The
House
Banking Committee
Lockheed Company
Senate Banking Committee
Muscatine man buys pearl button inventories in bulk
Richard Massey of Muscatine Iowa purchased the remaining inventories of two pearl button manufacturers totaling 144 million buttons. He stores them in a warehouse a semi truck and atop his driveway awaiting any revival of the pearl button industry. Pearl buttons fell out of favor due to high labor costs and cheaper plastics while player pianos have seen renewed interest.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Richard Massey
Massey
Groomobiles bring mobile grooming salons to dogs
Long Island entrepreneurs unveil Groomobiles mobile grooming stations with on board bathing drying and grooming equipment. A continuous cycle of tools and lotions serves washing drying fluffing and haircuts as needed. Reported 6000 clients in one New York county, mostly poodles and terriers.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Marshall Williams
Sandy
Frederick Co
Long Island
N.Y
New York County
Miss Lyn Hackley Weds John Pickney Arthur Jr in Blacksburg
MISS LYN HACKLEY and John Pickney Arthur Jr were married in Christ Episcopal Church Blacksburg by Rev John Hartley Jordan. Mrs Helene Walker spoke to the Hawthorne Garden Club on Wild Flowers of our Region with colored slides. Thomas Wood Baldridge elected chairman of the National Junior Chamber of Commerce War Memorial Fund. Madison Lodge entertains Tri County Association. Rev Franklin G Senger attends National Youth Conference in Germantown Pa. his son Franklin III is Camp Trumpeter. James M Thomson II, recently discharged from the Marine Corps Reserve, arrives to spend the summer with his mother.
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Lyn Hackley
John Pinckney Arthur, Jr
Christ Episcopal Church, Blacksburg
John Hartley Jordan
Helene Walker
Handley
Hawthorne Garden Club
Thomas Wood Baldridge
The
National Junior Chamber of Commerce War Memorial Fund
Madison Lodge
C.C.F
Front Royal
Bentonville
Stephens City
Middletown
Edinburg
Winchester
Franklin G. Senger
Germantown
Franklin
James M. Thomson, II
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
Paul J. Thomson
Daily Meditation On Youth Crime And War
Earl L. Douglas notes today's world feels unusually dangerous with war crimes and rising crime. He highlights youth’s bold action, drug addiction growth, and antiwar protests while urging empathy for youth yet support for law. He argues the world is strange but moving toward the right direction.
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Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United States
Checkless Society A Bankers Dream
Virginia Payette humorously questions a bank led checkless society where banks pay bills from customers accounts. She jokes about how checking accounts work and worry about automatic payments, potential errors, and mismatched finances while noting drive-in tellers ease. The piece playfully critiques banking habits and money management.
Peace in this house and peace to the neighbor
A brief reflection ties biblical counsel from Luke on entering homes to a modern claim that true peace comes from oneself, echoed by a biographer noting Dale Carnegie’s views. The quotes frame inner peace and outward welcome in everyday life.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions In 10 Days
Daily quiz scoring lists nine or ten correct as Memory Genius seven or eight Very Superior five or six Excellent four Good. Page 2 holds the answers. Ten questions touch contest outcomes flying mammals March months Captiol details and a fable about beans.
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U.S. Capitol
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Brandt Stooges
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PiXies
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Button Gambler
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