Ice cream weather returns to delight readers
Editorial notes ice cream as a perennial summer favorite driving dairy demand. It cites cones as a long standing treat with evolving forms from sand wiches to ice milk while celebrating flavors from chocolate to cherry cheesecake and Dutch chocolate almond.
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Generation gap not as wide as once believed
Virginia Payette reports on Daniel Yankelovich’s survey of 1,244 college students in 50 colleges. Most are confused but not despairing about politics and life, with half happy and half frustrated by the future.
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Three Minutes A Day by Richard Armstrong
Advice for parents guiding children toward satisfying careers. Dr Eli Ginzberg urges letting kids choose and explore options while parents provide support and faith-based encouragement. Avoid pressuring or molding children to fit parental goals.
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Secret Service uses computerized file to track potential assassins
Washington reports reveal that the Secret Service maintains a large computer bank with 180,000 names and 300 high risk profiles to identify possible threats. The system aggregates data from hotel registries guest lists and fed files to flag danger and guide surveillance.
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Mystery surrounds winner of world chili contest
The Terlingua Texas Chili Championship results are in doubt as reports conflict over the year winner. C V Wood Jr of Arizona is named but questions persist about his 1969 victory and possible disqualifications amid chaotic judging and dubious entries.
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Violence Haunts American Life After Wallace Shooting
Washington writer warns Americans face a troubled society as gun violence and riots strain democracy. Courageous leaders are questioned, while Kenndy and King’s assassinations loom, urging deeper reflection on justice and how to pursue goals without violence.
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Nixon Blocks Haiphong Ports Tightens Vietnam Strategy
Russell Kirk argues Nixon should seal Haiphong and other North Vietnamese ports as a wartime tactic. He contends mining ports could curb Hanoi’s invasion flow, while questioning China’s role and Moscow’s interests. He notes public opinion favors withdrawal without defeat and criticizes militant campus protest impact.
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