Americans Remember Declaration Words In Independence Editorial
The editorial reflects on the Declaration of Independence, noting its famous phrases about equality and rights. It contrasts the public focus on philosophical passages with the original restless drive for concrete political change and contemplates ongoing debates about applying the creed to action. It calls the Declaration a unique birth certificate for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George III
Donald Barr Chidsey
King George
Chidsey
Khe Sanh Abandoned as U.S. Bets Move West
The decision to abandon Khe Sanh shifts the base of operations to Landing Zone Stud near the DMZ. U.S. officials say the move preserves mobility and reduces risk, while warning Hanoi could use the exit as propaganda ahead of Paris talks. The question remains why Khe Sanh was vital in January.
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Vietnam
U.S
Washington
Saigon
Khe Sanh
South China Sea
Hanoi
Paris
North
Laos
Dmz
Stud
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Across Puzzle
Holiday themed word puzzle with clues across and down covering terms from 12 Matt brew to 53 Negative word. Includes references to places, animals, and common nouns. entries span sports, crafts, and everyday objects in a mixed vocabulary grid.
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Matt Brew
Indiana
India
Editorial staff and management at Beulah Be, Pritchett
The text lists staff at the Beulah Be Be Be publication with roles including editor publisher general manager business manager ADVERTISING and editorial departments. Names such as Preston Pendergrass Dwight Moody Corrie Laughlin and Bill Hartman appear in multiple roles. The fragmentary line suggests a newsroom and publishing hierarchy including editors managers and department heads.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret in a brisk life note
A columnist riffs on information overload and workplace habits. The boss pushes faster pace to a week while a coworker claims polyglot skills yet boasts inaccuracy. Advice humorously urges keeping garden tools in the garage to spare neighbors the hunt.
Span Cost Money And Blood
Span Cost Money and Blood recounts the Sai gon River bridge in Phu Cuong Vietnam built by American engineers. Lt Bunice Adams led a February assault guarding the 1000 foot span as Viet Cong threats loomed. Two engineers died five wounded, yet the crew returned to work next day. The bridge, the largest permanent Army engineers span in Vietnam, rests on delta soils with shifting tides and termite challenges and includes bunkers and protection against attacks. The span will speed supply convoys from bases east of Saigon to installations north and west, saving time and money for drivers.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Phu Cuong
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Bunice Adams
East Bloomfield
N.Y
Adams
Harold Murphy
Norfolk
Richard Turoczy
Grafton
West Va
Delta
Bible Verse About Salvation Through Jesus
The verse emphasizes that salvation comes only through Jesus Christ and no other name under heaven can save. It asserts that there is no other means by which people can be saved besides faith in Christ as stated in Acts 4 12.
Washington Merry-Go-Round on McCarthy era echoes
Drew Pearson reflects on 1951 McCarthyist mood, noting New Orleans and Madison crowds signing the Declaration and Bill of Rights amid fear. He cites Montana professor firings, Nixon’s actions, purged Far Eastern experts, and current political figures Rafferty and Wallace stoking fear of communism as a warning against mass hysteria and conformity.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
New Orleans Item
Madison Capital Times
Wisconsin
Louisiana
FBI
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
State Department
Montana
Montana State University
Roland Renne
Board of Regents
Renne
Dean Acheson
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Cardinal Spellman
New York
President Diem
South Vietnam
Kennedy
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Joe
Air State Department
California
Max Rafferty
Joe MecCarthy
Tom Kuchel
Senate
Alabama
George Wallace
Rafferty
Wallace
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Hot Drink May Not Cool You in Heat
Dr. L C Senay Jr says cold beverages slow sweating restoring body heat, while warm drinks keep cooling effect. Experiment shows cold tea may raise body temp. hot tea cools better. Also Q A on Indocin for arthritis with side effects and glaucoma notes. Histamine shots for tests and allergy treatment vary by doctor. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.)
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L. C. Senay Jr
Whature
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Tips: Optimal slams and luck in spade play
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where John Rau of New York considers six spades but ends at five. The narrative explains why the king and jack plays beat certain splits and how the best line hinges on potential distribution. It notes luck, but credits precise planning and risk assessment as decisive.
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South
John Rau
New York
John
East
West
Johnny
Newse
Show of Force North West Mounted Police Border March 1874
In a dramatic show of strength against western outlaws, Canada’s North West Mounted Police conducted a 1,000 mile march along the U S border in 1874. The bold patrol highlighted frontier policing and cross-border tension during the era.
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Canada
Northwest Mounted Police
U.S
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John T. Wheeler
United States
Athena
Peer Gynt
Charles Lamb
Assam
Che Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beulah Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann Be, Pritchett
Ere Rerr
Preston Pendergrass
Advertising
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Preas
BY Phil Pastoret
Friday
Noys
Sweden
Remme
Leon Johnson
Henne
Richard Nixon
Helena
Pentagon
Edward Condon
Bureau of Standants
Nixon
Un-American Activities Committee
Condon
Air Force
Wixon
Dr. Condon
Soviet Russia
Karl Mundt
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Romania
North Vietnam
Far East
John Carter Vincent
John Paton Davies
Jack Service
China
George Marshall
Peking
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James Jacoby
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