Vigil in South Viet Nam Deepens United States Dilemma
The piece argues the South Vietnamese crisis follows Khanh’s ouster showing democracy remains fragile in Asia while the U S faces a potential military stalemate. It warns against partisan divide and calls for statesmanship and truth from both parties to assess America’s role, aims, and risks in Vietnam.
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South Viet Nam
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Nguyen Khanh
Korea
Asia
Republic of Korea
Ardennes
Saigon
Southeast Asia
The Other Fellow on Highways and Speed
A discussion on highway safety argues that speeding increases accident severity and that nearly half of fatal and non fatal crashes occur when drivers appear to be driving properly. It cautions against assuming driver error and urges vigilance, noting many drivers act as the “other fellow” on major routes.
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Canada
Ontario Insurance Agents Magazine
Ontario
Four in one postal stamps bring holiday cheer
In a presidential election year a four in one five cent stamp set debuts as a practical and decorative option for early mailing. The stamps feature holly mistletoe poinsettia and pine cone and offer a cheap way to send letters across the country.
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U. S
Washington Notes on GOP Guests and Press Access
Washington staff memos from John Grenier alerting to not discuss GOP National Committee actions. A guestbook at Committee HQ will log visitors and names seen by staff. Reporters see this as a press check, while some view it as media management. The piece includes quips about Salinger and Mundt, a Mansfield farewell, and other Washington reflections.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
John Grenier
Republican National
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
Grenier
Committee
Marry the girl for dad's money, Boyle jokes
HAL BOYLE weighs satirical takes on money and motives. He notes that marrying for money can backfire, adds quips about self-educated cynics, politicians, and daily obsessions. The column mixes aphorisms on health, honesty, and social quirks with cultural observations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Industry Shifts Upward Earlier Amid Strong Steel Output
Industry gains momentum before Labor Day with August steel output setting a record at about 10.5 million tons and July factory shipments at a record 37.9 billion. New orders rebounded to 39.4 billion, while inventories rose modestly to 60.4 billion, signaling steady pass through to consumers. Aerospace led gains. a potential steel strike in May looms as a risk to late autumn production.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Commerce Department
Aerospace
Dustries
Third generation Benchley Shows writing promise
Peter Benchley’s TIME AND A TICKET presents a young observer’s globe trotting debut. The author, a third generation Benchley, leverages family contacts to recount a college graduate’s year abroad from France to Iran and India. He highlights anti American sentiment, Peace Corps impressions, and a measured growth in social awareness.
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Peter Benchley
Houghton, Mifflin
Recorder
Benchleys
Peter
Charlie
France
Berlin
Egypt
Middle East
Iran
Peace Corps
India
Far East
Young Benchley
Hollywood Column Explores In Law And De Havilland Reunion
Ruth Millett discusses the proper way for mothers to answer the question about liking a future son in law. Bob Thomas reports Olivia de Havilland recalling a pivotal phone call from Robert Aldrich in Burgenstock Switzerland about Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.
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Ruth Millett
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Burgenstock
Switzerland
Olivia de Havilland
Robert Aldrich
Bette Davis
Joan Crawford
Miss Crawford
Aldrich
Olivia
Bette
Warners
Paris
Beverly Hills
Warner Brothers
Social Security benefit rules and the budgeting challenge
Martin E Segal surveys the tangled issues in setting Social Security benefits. He weighs budgets, earnings bases, other income, and the impact of cost of living adjustments, noting divergent expert opinions and the central question of who pays.
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Martin E. Segal
Retirement Advisors, Inc
Community Council of
New York
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Curent Social Security Law
Biddeford Journal Paid Classifieds Feature Youthful Writer
In Biddeford Maine the Baddeford Lace Journal lists its daily publication with staff credits and subscription rates. Notes a young writer Miles A Smith praised for freshness and precocious skill, highlighting local journalism talent.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
Miles A. Smith
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Pierre
Virginia
Mundt
Mike Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mansfield
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Ken Keating
R-N
Boyle
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cyprus
Business Mirror
Benchley
Miss de Havilland
and Veterans Guide
Baddeford
Lace Journal
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Longfellow
Olzelxoyt
OWOOL
Yeterday
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King Venturea Syndicate, Inc
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