Editorial Comment Whose War
The Manila excerpt argues the Vietnamese war is not American only and shows how leadership failure doomed Saigon. It contrasts Ho Chi Minh with Ky, condemns corrupt southern generals, and asserts guerrilla versus conventional tactics shaped by motivation, not just weaponry. Leadership determines loyalty and outcome.
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Honor Bound Adds Ray Call to Lost Causes List
The Emporia Gazette editor Ray Call irked by a Chamber of Commerce dinner failing to draw a crowd proposed tongue in cheek ideas to boost attendance. He joked about syruping and feathering a public official and staging a Jesus Christ Superstar debate while claiming editors must guard tradition and resist sensational schemes.
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Evangelistic Press Thriving Says AP Religion Writer
In Kansas City AP reports evangelistic religious magazines are thriving despite a general slump in religious periodicals. Norm Rohrer of Evangelistic Press Association cites a ground swell of conservative feeling and notes publishers are sharpening style. Gary Foster of Moody Monthly says professionalism drives success at the annual meeting.
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Youth for Christ Magazine Targets Youth Market
Youth for Christ International promotes Campus Life a secular style youth magazine with a 19 page section The Couples Game to compete with Playboy Mad and Seventeen in the battle of the coffee table and night stand Dean Merrill Wheaton Illinois says religion must offer a compelling product to engage readers Religion has no captive audience unless the magazine grabs interest and readers.
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Nixon cites secret advice on Vietnam aims
By Jack Anderson the president releases selective information from his secret advisors to influence Vietnam coverage. The White House cites Haiphong mining as affecting the war within weeks, a claim sources with access to the estimates dispute.
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Nixon Faces Limits of Pressure on Giap War Fronts
The article notes Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap can sustain three to four months of fighting with remaining Soviet aid and North Vietnamese resources. It highlights Giap's logistics prowess under danger and suggests U S bombing has not halted land supply routes. Secret consensus: presidential moves in the North will have minimal South Vietnam impact.
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Today in History and News Digest Highlights
Highlights include Jamestown's founding in 1607, Civil War ending at Palo Pinto in 1865, Lusitania sinking protests in 1915, and Nixon tensions in Caracas. The SEC clashes with American Electric Power over a $500 million Ohio utility takeover, with staff fighting the bid amid political pressure. Also noted: rising circulation of Evangelistic publications and TV listings for the day.
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Television Log May 18 1960s Daytime Night Schedule
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Real estate sales rely on realtor involvement
Terry Murphy argues buyers feel safer with realtors and inspectors, improving seller marketability. He notes having sold a house and arranging to buy another, claiming both realtors and inspectors may be essential though not absolutely required.
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Realtors Provide Service to Buyer, Seller
The author argues realtors justify their 6 percent Chanute and 7 percent Akron commissions by offering professional guidance in selecting a home. They note that even with knowledge of a house and community, a buyer benefits from a realtor’s financial insight and service, and praise realtors in Chanute Akron Ohio and Burlington Iowa for their professionalism.
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DES-Labeled Liver Samples From Livestock Rise to Eighteen
Washington AP reports two more beef liver samples containing the growth hormone DES were found. One dairy cow in Colorado and one steer in Minnesota tested positive, though owners certified DES-free. The count reaches 18 positives from 1,378 livestock tested under the new certification rule.
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Chanute to host Army Mothers meeting in 1948
Chanute won the bid for the 1948 United States Army Mothers annual convention in Arkansas City. Grace Caldwell was reelected state commander. Verne McKelvy became president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, taking over from Elory Collins. Senior High held a picnic with river activities and a large dinner with 15 gallons of ice cream.
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Chanute Tribune masthead and staff credits
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details including daily schedule, mailing information, and staff roles with Dwight Mccreight as publisher Terry Murphy as editor and F M Harris as advertising director as part of the paper's masthead and Associated Press membership.
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Mike) Harris
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