Envisioned NATO troop cuts spark US burden debate
The piece argues for reducing US ground forces in Europe, urging European nations to staff their own defense. It cites financial and troop costs, moral duty, and a shift away from heavy US involvement as Washington, Pentagon, and Congress consider trimming the 250,000 plus troops in the NATO area amid broader Southeast Asia strain.
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White House
Pentagon
Congress
Europe
NATO
Washington
Russia
United States
Southeast Asia
Buckley’s climate of greed threatens Florida water and Everglades
A column portrays Jim Buckley as a self serving executive steering the Catawba and Coastal Caribbean interests toward dredging Florida’s Lake Okeechobee. It claims Coastal Petroleum sued to access limestone beneath the lake, risking water quality, Everglades ecology, and public enjoyment while noting Buckley’s family control and multiple petroleum holdings. The piece also cites Caroline Kennedy and Peace Corps ties and adds a distant China military buildup report.
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Florida
Buckley
Coastal Petroleum
Jim Buckley
Catawba
Coastal Caribbean
Coastal
John
Catawba Corp
Joe Robbie builds Miami Dolphins amid debt and controversy
In a flamboyant bid to own a professional football team, Joe Robbie uses personal wealth and a stake in the American Football League to buy Miami’s franchise. He cuts his criminal law practice, faces huge costs, and navigates media scrutiny, hospital ties, and high-profile partners as he pursues the Dolphins amid mounting debt and public backlash.
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Minneapolis
Joe Robble
Robbie
Danny Thomas
American Football League
Miami
Joe
Joe Robbie
Dolphins
Jos Robbie
Miami Dolphins
Hamlet on NBC stuns with Chamberlain in modern era staging
AP drama critic notes Richard Chamberlain delivers an emotional Hamlet with a Provencal troupe. Sir John Gielgud and Sir Michael Redgrave co star as the production shifts from classic tragedy to a Napoleonic era setting, praised for bold interpretation and strong performances.
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William Glover
NEW York
Hamlet
Richard Chamberlain
NBC
Chamberlain
John Gielgud
Michael Redgrave
Margaret Leighton
Richard Johnson
Wood
Polonius
Sir Michael
Miss Leighton
Gertrude
Claudius
Richard Burton
Sir John Gielgud
Get over middle age first
AP reports middle age arrives subtly and changes mood habits and finances. The Corry Evening Journal notes readers may not realize they are aging as signs creep in from preferences to save money and avoid risks.
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New York
Corry
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Production and Construction Corps
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Memphis
Fla
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