Unlocking The Past And The Safety Of School Buses
The editorial argues Phoenician Sarepta lessons about peace and cooperation apply to today’s Middle East while warning public agencies must ensure safe school buses. It cites NTSB findings that many buses are inadequately built and calls for strict enforcement and funding to prevent accidents.
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Middle East
National Transportation Safety Board
U.S
UN Budget Set For 1971 May Hit New High
Secretary General U Thant asks General Assembly to approve a 1971 budget likely over 190 million dollars, up from 168.4 million this year. Expected US contribution not disclosed, but the United States has historically been the top donor.
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United Nations
General Assembly
U Thant
United States
Westward, America’s hustle shapes politics and life
James Reston notes Denver’s urban renewal tearing a historic block, while mass growth and commerce redefine the West. He lists a dozen public opinions from inflation and Vietnam to crime, taxes, schools, defense, and big government, reflecting a regional shift in attitudes across the nation.
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Denver
America
C H Musselman Co Sets Top Scale For Apples
U S No. 1 Canner 2% inch up York apples will fetch a top scale of 3 dollars per hundredweight, growers report. Schools reopen as summer vacation ends, and highway engineers plan surveys on a 30.7 mile stretch of Interstate 81 between Harrisonburg and Woodstock.
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C.H. Musselman CO
U.S
York
State Highway Department
Harrisonburg
Woodstock
Virginia
Nervous breakdown reflections on wealth and resilience
A meditation notes that people imagine money will prevent breakdowns but psychiatrists say breakdowns stem from personality and past, not fortune. It argues breakdowns can bring defeat or victory, and the mind shifts patterns daily while warns against despair and blind optimism.
Snuff Use Returns Interest in Old Fashioned Fashion
HAL BOYLE reports from Memphis on Conwood Corp testing sniffing snuff and Snuffettes amid a fashionable revival of antique styles. Six million Americans use snuff today though inhalation remains rare. manners shift after Revolutionary War, World War II popularity rises, and chewing forms dominate.
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Memphis
Tenn
America
Tom Vaughan
Conwood Corp
The
American Snuff Co
Conwood i
Vaughan
Europe
Swiss Banks and Penn Central Echo Through Bahnhofstrasse
Henry J. Taylor reports on Swiss banks heavy exposure to Penn Central bonds and stock and the impact of the 1970s crash. He notes credit relations, long held railroad investments, and Swiss stance on Bank Secrecy Act shielding deposits. The piece contrasts Swiss privacy protections with legal penalties and refugee asylum trends affecting banking.
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Zurich
Penn
Switzerland
Wall ‘Street
Bob Hope
Simplon Road
Alps
Europe
Bochnia
Poland
Vienna
Penn Central
Philadelphia
United States
Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Inflammation Amid Body Defenses And Public Q&A
Wayne G Brandstadt MD explains inflammation as part of the body's defenses with four components pain swelling heat and redness. The piece covers causes mechanisms immune responses phagocytes and drugs like aspirin cortisone and antibiotics while noting ongoing advances in prevention and treatment. It also includes a reader Q&A about facial flushing causes and a memory quiz with questions on geography history and science.
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Thadatokros
Danidroshel
Ohio
Kentucky
Jordan River
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Pacific
Ronald Reagan
John Glenn
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