Apollo 8 Precursors Span History of Exploration and Discovery
The article traces human curiosity from ancient explorers to spaceflight, noting early navigators and scholars who mapped the heavens. It highlights Apollo 8 as a pinnacle of daring akin to Magellan, Columbus, and Gama era feats, underscoring humanity’s drive to push beyond known frontiers.
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How Will You Do In The Jungle L D Johnson
The piece discusses philosophical questions of meaning and suffering through Jeremiah's prophetic doubt. It contrasts pious inquiry with personal frustration, noting Jeremiah’s hostility from his people and his struggle to reconcile faith with hardship.
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Ky proposes direct talks with Vietcong in peace push
Ralph de Toledano analyzes South Vietnamese Vice President Ky’s push for talks with the National Liberation Front. The piece argues a U S North Vietnam troop withdrawal could follow, notes Viet Cong shifts since Tet, and discusses internal NLF splits and the role of non Communist factions in South Vietnam. It contrasts Ky’s stance with State Department resistance and reflects on crime policy and political courage in Washington.
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Campus outbreaks and the Communists clash in LA race
John Chamberlain discusses the Los Angeles campus protests linked to Communists Trotskyists and radical groups. He notes Mayor Sam Yorty advocates a federal inquiry to reveal organizer names and charges while contrasting old and new leftist tactics and the potential for political theater in investigations.
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