Electricity shortages loom this summer across vast regions
A report for the President's Office of Emergency Preparedness warns power shortages could hit much of the United States this summer especially with heat waves. Eastern cities like New York Chicago and St Louis are flagged as vulnerable while New England and Florida are relatively well supplied. Blackouts remain unlikely but dimouts could increase.
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United States
President’s Office of Emergency Preparedness
Seaboard
Blic
New England
Florida
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Why Unrest in Colleges Sparks a National Debate
By DAVID LAWRENCE argues campus disaffection stems from misfit students and misplaced teaching. He notes large universities dilute individual attention and cites Kent State unrest as a warning, urging study of student aptitude and educational reform to curb campus demonstrations.
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Washington
Kent State University
Ohio
Judge Roberts bowled over permissiveness in Buffalo case
In Buffalo, City Judge H Buswell Roberts jailed a 63 year old college professor Dr Leslie A Fiedler and his wife for hosting a marijuana using campus home. Roberts warned that teachers influence students and must uphold high standards, opposing the so called aristocracy of conscience promoted by intellectuals. The opinion denounces permissiveness and warns of anarchy from elite defenses of illicit laws.
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Buffalo
N.Y
H. Buswell Roberts
I’m the Law” College
Leslie A. Fiedler
State University
Margaret
Roberts
Fiedler
Harvard
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Women as a force for change and humor in society
The piece notes women outnumber men globally and in the Soviet Union by about 18 million. It imagines women nominating and electing leaders through sheer numbers, then jokes that despite potential, women will remain beautiful, charming, and disorganized, leaving men to keep them happy.
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Soviet Union
Berkeley Springs Frost Nips Some Buds Amid Mild Area
Sub freezing temps have touched Berkeley Springs not causing fruit damage yet. elsewhere area reports note minimal frost. Stock car season opens at Winchester Airport Speedway. Patricia Ann Sudduth and David Lynn Sisler wed in First Brethren Church. CPL James Douglas Butler earns Air Medal and Oak Leaf Cluster for B 24 operations. About 125 Scouts and friends take part in Rock Enon Day activities.
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Berkeley Springs
Winchester Airport Speedway
Patricia Ann Sudduth
Richard Sudduth
David Lynn Sisler
Boyd Sisler
First Brethren Church
Cpl
James Douglas Butler
15Th Army Air Force
Phil Hunter
Scouters
Friends of
Scouting
Rock Enon
Apostle Paul’s storms and faith in the early church
The piece recalls Apostle Paul’s trials and flaws while honoring his faith. It notes his quarrels with Barnabas and Peter, his scourges, and traditional martyrdom. It argues life’s roughness, urging courage and kindness amid trouble.
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Apostle Paul
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Barnabas
Peter
American People Feeling Mighty Blue
HAL BOYLE laments national gloom across foreign and domestic issues. He notes Indochina war fatigue, inflation fears, and credit tightening, painting a portrait of a wealthier yet anxious United States facing a confused mood and uncertain remedies.
New Treatment Concept Used on Child’s Deafness
Wayne G Brandstadt M D describes a method at Wayne State Rehabilitation Institute that trains deaf children visually first without spoken language then auditorily to maximize remaining hearing. The approach yields clearer speech when children transition to schools for the deaf and use hearing aids later, contrasting with lip reading or sign language methods.
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Inter
John H. Gaeth
Detroit
Garth
Wayne State Rehabilitation Institute
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Winchester Evening ‘Star
Spere
I Am
Poe A
Monger, Hadi i
Quebec
Parti Quebecois
Canada
Exeneh
Bourassa
Confederation
By David Lawrence
Henry J. Taylor
London
Evelyn Waugh
Hertford College, Oxford
Waugh
Fiedlerilk
Yale Law School
Eugene V. Rostow
Benedetto Croce
Judge Roberts
America
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
Indochina
Bre’er Rabbit
Uncle Remus
Vietnam
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
William
Wilm
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
Laos
China
U.S
Y.M.H.A
Winchester Evening Star
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Glas B. O’connell
Winchester
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