Ceasefire in Laos Seen as Best US Hope for Now
The article argues the United States cannot win in Laos and that a ceasefire and neutral Laos is the best attainable outcome. It notes the rainy season, difficult terrain, and limited logistics. warns of nuclear options as untenable. and discusses regional implications with neighboring countries and shifting guerrilla dynamics in Indochina.
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Eyewitness Describes Cafe Tornado Scene in Italy Texas
Eyewitness from Waxahachie recounts a Sunday night tornado at a cafe on Highway 0 near Italy Texas. He, a preacher, and about a dozen others prayed as the roof ripped away and dishes and chairs flew. No one was hurt, though a car was impaled by a beam and a gas leak halted fuel flow.
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Map request sparks confusion at automobile club
A Louisville AP report describes a telephone caller asking for two walking maps, one for a trip to a location and one for return. The clerk notes maps are unnecessary if the route is identical, but the caller insists, receiving two maps showing opposite directions.
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Delayed National Geographic Issue Found In Old Steamer
A Chilean National Geographic Society member received his August 1945 magazine fifteen years late. The issue was found among mail in the hold of the steamer John Bidwell, moored in the Delaware River. Postal authorities promptly delivered the forgotten mail.
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British Executives Study The Method at London School
Central Press association reports Method International Studio in London offers 20 session courses for executives and professionals to improve selling, management, and communication. Trainees learn to balance feeling thought and will, stay calm under distraction, and interpret self consciousness as a barrier to opportunity. The exercises include paired talking drills and a key concealment test to reveal focus and awareness limits.
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Bootleggers Plague Dentistry Field With Cheap Dentures
Chicago report warns of nationwide dental bootlegging costing victims millions yearly. It details three bootlegger types from night labs to covert kitchens and parlor setups, contrasts with licensed dental technicians, and stresses risks to health from ill fitting dentures and misguided claims.
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Executives Say Grooming Helps Hiring Prospects
AP analysis of 88 executives across industries finds appearance affects hiring, with many executives noting grooming and interview attire as key. about half say wives influence clothing choices, while some deny that status symbols sway decisions. A minority argue personal style matters little for top leadership.
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Kennedy Sees Recession Bottoming Soon Says Recovery Starts
Budget Director Davie E. Bell told the Senate House Economic Committee the Kennedy administration believes the recession is near its bottom and that the economy should turn upward in the three month period starting Saturday with a pickup by next fall. He cautioned the upturn may be slower than desired and unemployment could exceed six percent by year end. He floated a possible temporary tax cut if mid April data show a weak response and warned of higher federal spending without arms reduction agreements. He defended civilian programs as not unbalancing the budget, calling for outlays tied to a growing, improving economy and global leadership.
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Maverick Predicts Runoff With Tower In Texas Senate Fight
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