Russo-German Pact Triggers Alarm in NATO Circles
Henry J. Taylor reports that behind the scenes in Bonn and Brussels U.S. officials fear the Brandt Kosygin pact shifts power to the Soviet Union. West Germany gains a technical and financial role, linking the USSR to Siberian resources while NATO faces stretched forces and rising Warsaw Pact strength.
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Bonn
William P. Rogers
NATO
Russia
Europe
United States
Kremlin
Bismark
Rapallo
Vietnam
Middle East
Willy Brandt
France
Italy
Belgium
Britain
Brandt
West Germany
Japan
Ussr
Brussels
Temper of Country Favors Conservatism in November Vote
The piece argues the nation leans conservative after Nixon 1968 and cites ADA ratings showing liberal groups shrinking in both Senate and House. It notes 58-38 Cambodia vote, liberal losses, and suggests November could reveal a rising conservative majority shaping spending and Vietnam policy.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Americans For Democratic Action
Ada
Walter F. Mondale
D-Miss
Gaylor Nelson
D-Wis
HOUSE
Vietnam
Cambodia
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Indochina
Transplant Improvement Shows Longevity Gains
The article notes Louis B. Russell Jr. surpassed two years after a heart transplant and resumed teaching. It highlights Stanford Medical School’s team achieving 35 percent of patients alive after a year, marks that point to improved success despite waning public interest and fewer transplant operations this year.
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Louis B. Russell Jr
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Russell
Indianapolis
Stanford Medical School
Ocean Mining Breakthrough Off Atlantic Coast
A Virginia firm completed a 26 day operation in the Atlantic near Florida and Georgia and mined hundreds of tons of manganese ore from 2,500 feet using a large vacuum suction system. The test signals potential for a future commercial venture tapping the ocean floor for minerals.
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Virginia
Atlantic
Florida
Georgia
Banks Stay Open All Night After 24 Hour Start
A trend of around the clock banking continues after Arlington Virginia and Huntington West Virginia began 24 hour operations earlier this year. The Huntington bank reports a 50 percent rise in customers since early March and shows no plan to stop. The piece notes a cultural push toward late day or siesta life as all night services expand.
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United States
Arlington
Huntington
W.va
Thunderheads drained by rockets tested at Cape Kennedy
A test at Cape Kennedy probes draining electrical charge from thunderheads after Apollo 12 suffered a pair of lightning strikes during liftoff. NASA wants to prevent a repeat of the static spark that hit the moonship as it moved through a Cape Kennedy storm.
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Cape Kennedy
NASA
Shenandoah College to Open Doors for 266 Students
The Shenandoah College and Conservatory will enroll 266 students for fall term with classes starting September 15 following opening day September 12. Sacred Heart Academy reports 250 pupils across seven grades for 1960-61. Reidsville SC couple Elizabeth Shade and Harry Watson Watson wed.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Sacred Heart Academy
Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Teasley Shade
Harry Lloyd Watson
Reidsville
S.C
Vacation: rest the mind and seek renewal under blue skies
A meditation on taking a vacation. It argues rest from daily duties benefits the soul and warns against overwork, noting even the Creator rested. It suggests preparing, packing, and embracing new experiences while cherishing home ties, urging timely getaway before time slips away.
Success Adds Years to Your Life and Life to Your Years
New York AP reports that prominence extends life as mortality among men over 45 equals 70 percent of the general white male rate. Other notes cover air pollution, infant weight cutoffs, tiny polio viruses, Soviet work patterns, and a Coco Chanel quote on appearance.
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New York
America
Russia
U.S
U.S.S.R
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel
School Switcher Credits Rep Scherle on Education Chaos
A commentator credits U.S. Representative William J. Scherle with insight into American education noting a shift in meaning from student trouble to principal trouble when a child is in the principal's office.
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Iowa
U.S
William J. Scherle
School Bus Driver Training Urged For Child Safety
Pediatricians surveyed safety practices and found 16 year olds sometimes operate school buses in some states. Many places lack required driver training and safety features. Proposals urge drivers aged 25 to 60, yellow buses with stop signals, padded rails, banning standing and adding adult monitors and safety education.
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BY Jack Bell
Henry J. Taylor
Winchester Evening Star
Ove
Mary Louisa Sydnor
Jack Myers ‘White
First Presbyterian Church
Earl L. Douglas
Hal Boyle
Pinmakers Guild of
London
Charles I
Columbia
8.C
State
By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
I.Q
George Washington
West Branch
Winfield Scott
Martin Luther
Columbus
Jack F. Davis
Eugene P. Miller
Meral
Douglas B. O’connell
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