U S Firms Move Into Leipzig Trade Market
Postwar policy shifts allow American firms to seek orders in the Leipzig fair amid German unease. Washington backs expanded trade with the Communist world, while West Germany uses fairs to sustain East West commercial links. The Frankfurter Allgemeine notes trade can influence politics behind the Soviet Zone.
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Ky premiers South Vietnam a bold hardline leader
Brig. Gen. Neuyen Cao Ky becomes premier in Saigon and vows decisive action against dissidents and Viet Cong. He breaks diplomatic ties with France, declares war on North Vietnam, and pursues a tough war policy while navigating U.S. push for negotiated peace. The regime faces international scrutiny and the challenge of governing a besieged state during ongoing conflict.
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Habeas Escapus and the Jailhouse Case
A Florida prison inmate, 17, sought release with a writ of habeas escapus as a jailhouse lawyer. The youth aimed for freedom now, while the judge indicated understanding and potential release if possible, highlighting the perils and gains of learning in harsh confines.
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Danville Register Opinion Fragments and Odd Narratives
A collage of material from The Danville Register includes subscription notices and varied editorial musings. It touches on parole ideas for juveniles, possible gubernatorial clemency, Mars life debates, beauty standards, Beatle haircuts, animal behavior, and televised gorillas, reflecting a wide, humorous, and speculative mix.
Bliss Lens Splinter Tactics Versus Conservatives in GOP Clash
An analysis of Ray Bliss’s stance toward liberal splinters, John Lindsay’s mayoral bid, and the two party system. Bliss denounces some splinters while welcoming others, highlighting tensions in Republican strategy ahead of 1966 campaigns. The piece notes Democratic tolerance of splinter groups and questions Bliss’s loyalty to party unity.
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Alex Rose
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Bliss Turns His Back On The Goldwater Group
Ralph de Toledano reports growing GOP tensions as Ray Bliss, national chairman, denounces the Free Society Association and conservatives rally behind Goldwater allies. The piece notes Buckley’s potential mayoral bid, Rockefeller moderates, and the drift toward two party politics, with Bliss facing pressure as conservative groups seek influence and unity within the party.
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Denison Kitchel
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Mr. Bliss
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Dean Burch
Mr. Goldwater
Washington
Immortality debate freezes blood and morals worldwide
In a brisk polemic, the author disputes scientific and religious claims of immortality. He mocks cold storage cenobites and Promises of frozen life, asserting Hell lies in timeless dormancy and cautioning that eternity would burden the living. The piece contrasts secular fears with the Christian afterlife, urging acceptance of mortality.
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Perpetua
Marcus Aurelius
Hell
Mark of the Beast in False Death Phone Prank Reports
The article describes escalating false death notices sent to families of Vietnam era service members. It notes Pentagon and Army reps dismiss these as unsubstantiated while citing testimonies from former POWs about wartime misinformation. Senators Todd and Hruska comment on the pattern and dangers to morale.
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Mark of the Beast
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Korea
O'Sullivan
Christopher O'Sulloners
Peace Livan
Queens
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Names of hurricanes for 1965 season listed
The Weather Bureau explains why hurricanes use female names and outlines the 1965 list Anna Betsy Carol Debbie Elena Frances Gerda Holly Inga Jenny Kara Laurie Martha Netty Orva Peggy Rhoda Jodie Tanya Virgy Wen da. The rotation, retirement rule, season dates, and regional usage are described.
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