Africa's postcolonial struggles in state growth and unity
An editorial notes Nixon says newly independent African nations face sober growth. Barnett Potter warns Africa is not industrializing, reliant on grants. Writings by Jonathan Witny Ruth First and Howe analyze legacy of colonialism, foreign aid limits, and the Organization of African Unity split between conservative and activist factions.
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Africa
Nixon
Congress
Barnett Potter
Potter
Black Africa
Jonathan Witny
Nigeria
Afries
Switzerland
Ruth
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Holy Alliance
Old Africa
Russell Warren Howe
Hailey Selassie
Ivory Coast
Felix Houp
howet-Boigny
South Africa
Action On Military Addicts In Vietnam Drug Crisis
Congress report highlights a growing heroin market among U S troops in Vietnam with estimates over 60 000 users. It cites South Vietnamese complicity or lax enforcement and urges Washington to press Saigon to curb trafficking while praising Senate backed rehabilitation programs for addicts and officers to identify treat and reintegrate addicts.
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Vietnam
Robert H. Steele
Connecticut
Steele
Mekong River
Seymour Halpern
New York
Morgan F. Murphy
Illnois
Washington
Senate
Saigon
South Vietnam
Is Nothing Sacred In NYC Church Guards Bomb Attack
A religious commentator notes a major New York church plans up to 100000 dollars to fund round the clock armed guards amid theft vandalism and the United States Senate Blaine is reported damaged by a bomb explosion raising questions over sacred values in the nation.
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New York City
New York
United States Senate
Blaine
Veterans of 2nd Airborne mark Sainte-Mère Eglise anniversary
Orange Massachusetts hosted veterans from the 2nd Airborne Division for the 21st anniversary of their Sainte-Marc-Eglise descent. One veteran drew attention by declining the parachute jump, noting the risk and his health since 27 years ago when he jumped without a care.
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Orange
Mass
Sainte-Marc-Eglise
Creative living and art reveal the momental relation
The piece explores creativity as adaptive improvisation across personal, relational, and artistic realms. It emphasizes that creativity stems from seeing the world anew, shaping unique responses from given materials, and insists that true creative insight comes from within rather than external approval.
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D. H. Lawrence
Sis Eit
van Gogh
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Paul Harvey on America keeps falling behind
Paul Harvey laments American decline in industry healthcare and geopolitics. He cites Japan Russia and West Germany gaining ground while the United States clings to past dominance. The piece reflects on national vigor, inflation of standard of living, and pessimistic mood about future leadership.
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Tess
United States of America
United States
Japan
Russia
Germany
New World
Paul Harvey
Gea. Fea. Corp
Kerry Speech Sparks National Debate on America’s Military Past
The piece critiques John Kerry and an intellectual class for attacking America, arguing the military and nation deserve defense. It questions if the country is worth preserving and recalls Calley’s case, Vietnam, and containment, urging reflection on bipartisan support and future judgment.
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Joan Kerry
Fulbright’ Committee
America
Nuremurg
John Kerry
Kerry
James Baldwin
Harvard
Soviet Union
John Kerrys
Liewenant Calley
Calley
Einstein
John
Horn
Vietnam
Opium crop watching satellite eyed for law enforcement use
A NASA funded project named ERTS-A would orbit 365 miles above Earth to monitor opium poppy fields in Turkey and China. The system would transmit data to ground stations in Alaska Maryland and Texas to pressure governments to curb illicit production.
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Washington
United States
Smatces
Technol Jatel Lite
ERTSA
ERISA
Alaska
Maryland
Texas
Turkey
ENTS
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
ABA
Air Force
NASA
Wernher von Braun
Anatolia
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Lebanon
Erts-A
China
Darth Resources
America
Tm Deavor
Law and Or
King Features Syndicate
Postal Service Cuts Value with Carrot Bonus Plan
The Federal Diary notes a sweeping shakeup at the U S Postal Service as management uses a carrot and cut approach to prune 300 plus headquarters staff and 1,254 regional employees. A $15 million package funds half year salary bonuses due January with retirement and future layoffs hinted. Officials say top talent will come from within and that reforms aim to streamline the service while trimming Civil Service standards after July 1.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Democratic Reimes
Feliaf
Postal Service
Guns Government Corporation
Follothedlenk
House Postal Service
William J. Sallivan
Persone
Sullivan
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Laucklin
Vietreideet
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Maslow
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Hayarawa
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Xting
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Indochina
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Buckley
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Federal Diary
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Supreme Court
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