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National Economy Faces Waiting Period After Policy Shift
The nation has finished charting a new economic course with restraint measures and tax changes. From mid 1968 to December last year authorities signaled a tighter stance, while inflation and growth trends show price increases still rising. Fed officials will fine tune policy to balance restraint with growth as effects unfold over months.
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Nixon shifts priorities from mass transit to air links
The Nixon administration signals a shift away from mass transit toward airport and supersonic transport funding. Transportation Secretary Volpe, once a mass transit advocate, seeks congressional support for air projects, leading to the cancellation of a 25 million dollar mass transit development item. The piece questions congestion relief and highlights rail transit as the lasting solution amid the budget pivot.
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May the Month of Promise Brings Vacation Buzz
May is described as a pleasant in between month signaling the approach of summer. Outdoor sports flourish traffic rises as people travel and vacation plans advance, with indications of another year of record vacation business at popular destinations and smoother planning for milestone weeks.
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May
Heart Attack Season Sparks Spring Health Note
A heart specialist links the surge of spring energy and increased activity after winter to more coronary events. He notes the season brings a higher risk as people reengage in outdoor activities and exert themselves after being indoors.
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Gore High School forms forest fire fighting crew
A student fire fighting crew organized at Gore High School successfully fought a forest blaze. Pvt Robert Creamer recently graduated from the Army Stenographic Clerks' School at Fort McClellan Alabama.
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Grace Lutheran Pastor Installed In 1919 Ceremony
The Rev. A. A. Kelly was formally installed as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in a service at the church. A fire from crossed electric wires set the awning at C. E. Huntsberry's Store on North Main Street ablaze, and a silent fire alarm was answered by the Sarah Zane Fire Co.
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Birds Wings Burdens Turn to Wings in Daily Meditation
A fable explains how burdens from God become wings when endured with patience. Sacrifices and duties may transform into songs, lifting us toward ethereal heights. Misfortune is often providence guiding growth, not punishment, turning sorrow into wings for better selves.
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Nixon calls for campus backbone in confrontations on campus
Cambridge report notes Nixon urging faculties and trustees to stand up to student disturbances and violence in the name of dissent. The piece questions whether the call is a serious policy proposal or a political maneuver amid campus unrest and echoes past campaign rhetoric.
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Shaky Times and Backbones in Public Life
Hal Boyle surveys the era of frequent earthquakes and burglaries while noting inflated travel fantasies. He quotes Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, discusses blood flow rates, postal risks, and social trends, then delves into Harvard student protests and Nixon era backbone rhetoric, critiquing political and administrative responses.
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Napoleon death and decline a tale of waste and wounds
Henry J. Taylor argues Napoleon Bonaparte died of a stomach cancer at age 51 near St Helena after a life of battlefield wounds bad health and faltering judgment. The piece notes late news dispatches delays and details of his decline and final resting unknown name on the grave marker.
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Birth defects and Meckel's diverticulum Q&A by Dr Brandstadt
A mother asks about left hand webbing and why surgery is delayed until age two. Dr Brandstadt explains congenital malformations causes including maternal infections and X rays, then notes surgical correction is staged. Also discusses omphalocele and Meckel's diverticulum with causes, risks, and treatment.
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