Railroads urged to take city commuter load in 1969 editorial
Editorial argues railways should play a major role in public transport as highways grow crowded and air pollution rises. It cites rising car costs, scarce parking, and urban smog, urging rail lines to expand capacity and rights of way to relieve metropolitan congestion and reduce pollution.
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Question of short range politics versus long range patriotism
Washington column argues Congress risks surrender signals in Vietnam and warns of potential wider wars. It cites Walt and Goldbergs views, notes 10,000 Americans killed, and warns withdrawal without concessions could invite nuclear or Soviet backed crises. The piece urges clarity of U.S. resolve to deter escalation and prevent a broader conflict.
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The Wooly Bears Fall Out and a Busy Summer Ends
The narrator recalls autumn hints from wooly bears and a busy summer. He notes family plans, a grandmotherly visit, his first grandchild, and personal changes like a daughter learning to drive and aging hairlines. He reflects on summer highs, salmon catches, and newsroom improvements.
American banks expand overseas rapidly in two years
Banks diversify internationally with 54 U S banks represented in 104 foreign countries and over 2000 branches serving American interests worldwide. The expansion provides ready credit for firms trading internationally, boosting American competitiveness abroad.
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Centenary United Church of Christ commemorates 218th anniversary
The Rev Lawrence Norman Strunk of Hagerstown will speak at a Centenary United Church of Christ celebration marking 218 years since its Winchester founding. The event, tied to War of 1812 era roots, gathers local clergy and members for the service.
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Truth About Life in a Daily Meditation Piece
A short meditation contrasts a cheerful lower-town shoeshiner born out of wedlock with self pity. It urges gratitude, noting life’s goodness despite human folly and sin, and repeats that truth: life is good.
Anjelica Huston Aims To Carry On Family Acting Traditions
In a profile from New York Anjelica Huston 18 reflects on life and the family theater legacy. She discusses independence, the generation gap, cinema work with Assaf Dayan son of Moshe Dayan and her stance on fame and personal growth.
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Histoplasma spores and hyperventilation tips from Dr Brandstadt
Inhaling Histoplasma capsulatum spores from bird or bat droppings causes histoplasmosis. It is not contagious person to person. Mild cases recover. amphotericin B treats severe cases though risky. Also explains hyperventilation and hair washing myths with concise medical guidance.
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