Housing Frontiers and Cambodia Policy in Brief
In Our Opinion housing needs loom larger as cities grow predicting a continuous build of 70 000 people weekly through 1999 creating demand for homes stores workplaces and infrastructure. Washington backs Lon Nol by supplying weapons mercenaries and allied troops while keeping Americans out of field combat after July 1 with covert aid and expanded missions in Phnom Penh.
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Nixon weighs Cambodian aid and covert troop options
A White House briefing frames Cambodia support as delicate amid congressional opposition. Nixon hints at sending small arms and logistics to Lon Nol without deploying advisers, while U.S. mercenaries rush to Phnom Penh. Governors from several states discuss Agnew remarks and campus unrest.
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Von Braun the Rocket Genius and His Tumultuous Path
The article profiles Wernher von Braun as a brilliant yet controversial figure who shifted from German military rocketry under Hitler to leading U.S. space efforts after World War II. It recounts his early visions, his capture by Americans, and his role in Redstone Jupiter and early satellite work, noting his faith, family, and even his poor golf game.
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IRS lets residents pay income tax with credit card
Grass Roots Opinion mocks IRS announcement offering credit card tax payments in certain states. The column humorously notes paying taxes on the tab and jokes about future credit for postage stamps, lampooning government modernization.
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Economists in New York Warn on Economy Crisis
Influential economists and investment advisers in New York express alarm at the confused economy and warn of money panic and market chaos. They blame Federal Reserve restraint and government fiscal policy for tightening credit, while predicting continued stock and bond pressure and rising interest rates amid Vietnam war financing concerns.
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Unsung Heroes Worthy of a Medal or Mention
New York reporters reflect on unseen effort and unfair credit. The piece singles out everyday contributors like memo writers who skip work, gracious hosts, helpful bus drivers, and tolerant husbands. It highlights ordinary people who quietly sustain others without public recognition.
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Corry voters face Republican primary amid bitter clash
Corry Pennsylvania grapples with the fiercest intra party fight as residents vote tomorrow in a two candidate GOP primary. The piece also notes opening weekend golf honors to Maurice Wilkinson and Jack Castor, plus local social events and humorous snippets amid the town’s busy season.
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