War of words over Reagan Soviet missile deal controversy
U S Army Gen Bernard Rogers, NATO commander for eight years, criticized the plan to remove midrange missiles from Europe saying it weakens NATO defenses. Secretary of State Shultz fired back, while Soviet negotiator Vorontsov said talks are reaching a crucial stage as both sides rush toward a deal before time runs out.
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FDR knew he was dying. debate over 1944 re election
The piece reviews claims that Franklin D Roosevelt was told he had inoperable stomach cancer before the 1944 campaign and that a Lahey Clinic memo, never released, would settle the question. It links recollections by Dr. George Pack and Dr. Richard Cattell, notes hidden archives, and recalls Secretary Douglas and Truman as alternative VP options. It also touches on a separate U.S. Mint bid to market Constitution coins and its marketing costs.
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Andrew Kiley
California
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Sadey’s Story Told By United Feature Columnist
United Feature columnist Jack Spear writes Sadey’s story detailing personal struggle and public interest, highlighting its emotional arc and wider implications for community awareness and support. The piece frames Sadey as a figure of resilience amid challenges and invites reader reflection.
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Today in History July 2 1987 Associated Press
On this date in history the 183rd day of 1987 notes Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan vanished in 1937 during a world flight. Nostradamus died in 1566 and Garfield was shot in 1881. Sherman Act 1890. US Army Air Corps created 1926. Lawrence Welk era noted.
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Baytown Sun Completes Editorial Notice And Timelines
A Baytown Sun notice lists staff roles and contact details, followed by a chronology of notable events from 1961 to five years ago, including Hemingway's death, Johnson's Civil Rights Act, the death penalty ruling, Selective Service changes, and a balloon flight incident.
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Alma Miller remembered as loving strict first grade teacher
Wanda Cillon recalls Alma Miller of San Jacinto Elementary Henderson who died after moving there a year and a half ago. Miller taught for four decades shaping hundreds of pupils with firm learning habits, earning lifelong respect from former students and families including her classroom role in a Lima bean school play.
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Goose Creek barber shops cut price to a quarter
In Goose Creek, three union barber shops will cut haircuts to 25 cents starting July 5, down from 50 cents. L. P. Thibodaux confirms the agreement with Duke Jones and Tom Crawford to reduce prices as talks with J. B. Mitchell continue.
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