Battin Urges Stay the Course in Vietnam Debate
In a Washington memo, Jim Battin argues that the New York antiwar rally harmed the cause and that Hanoi seeks to erode U.S. public will. He cites Ho Chi Minh’s rejection of peace moves, urges continued funding, and praises South Vietnamese elections with high turnout as proof of support for U.S. efforts.
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Historical notes shaped by grade schoolers and humor
A collection of humorous excerpts from school history papers shared by Don Yager of the Phillips County News and circulated by Don McCausland and the Pioneer. The pieces spoof battles and figures like Custard and the Alamo with intentionally mangled details.
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Health for All Mumps Gets Its Lumps
Ninety seven percent is the measure of success achieved when 1 400 children near Philadelphia were vaccinated against mumps in a health drive. The positive result signals progress in battling the disease and improving community immunity.
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New Mumps Vaccine Shows High Immunity Rate
A new vaccine against mumps prevents illness in 97 of every 100 people exposed. Blood tests confirm immunity after inoculation. The report notes mumps can cause sterility in some adult cases and details symptoms. The Christmas Seal Association urges doctors to discuss protection with families. Greater London spans 720 square miles.
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