Few See Real Reason Why U S Is Fighting War In Viet Nam
A New York Times analysis by Joseph A Loftus shows how Vietnam divides American life beyond casualties. It cites deferments, draft questions, and shifting attitudes among youths, students, and minorities, with dissent growing among educated and religious groups while many see limited material impact.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times News Service
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Kennedy
Korea
Marines
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Army
Saigon
Louis Harris
China
Joseph T. English
Peace Corps
Foreign Service
William James
Priests and Nuns Embrace Civil Rights Work in Chicago
The New York Times notes some priests and nuns find the civil rights march involvement exciting and satisfying. It contrasts Chicago's liberal Catholic image with a history of neighborhood hostility and “holding the line” against integration, while highlighting younger clergy’s stronger liberal views and moral context within church leadership.
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N. Y. Times
New York Times News Service
New York
Chicago
Mundelein, Stritch and
Mayer
United States
Bernard J. Sheil
Sheil
St Bernard College Gets Regional Higher Education Grant
Cullman Alabama St Bernard College was among 14 Catholic colleges to receive grants from the U S Office of Education under Title III of the Higher Education Act of 1965 About 5 million dollars in grants were awarded to 158 colleges nationwide St Bernard was the sole Catholic recipient in the Southeast
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Cullman
St. Bernard College
U.S. Office of Education
St. Bernard
Southeast
Medicare enrollment window and eligibility guidance
A Q and A outlines seven month enrollment, three months before and after the birthday month, with sign up Sept 1 1966 to March 31 1967 for a December 1966 65th birthday. Eligibility requires at least 65 years old. earnings do not affect full benefits. drugs aren’t covered. enrollees may choose any doctor. discusses a 59 year old widow.
Weevils Looking for a Home in Miami Springs
Eight year old Pam Pearson learns cotton growing is prohibited as weevils threaten spread in South Florida. Her crop of 19 bolls was destroyed after realizing the plant hosts pests that could infest the Sah region.
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Miami Springs
Fla
South Florida
Pam Pearson
Sah
Pam
Bacteria Transmission of Drug Resistance Alarms Doctors
Reports from abroad confirmed in the United States show bacteria can pass resistance to multiple antibiotics to other strains. The finding explains rising drug resistance and prompts calls to curb antibiotic use, especially in livestock feeds. The R factor, a mobile resistance element, spreads between bacteria and was first reported in Japan in 1959.
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Walter Sullivan
New York Times
New York Times News Service
NEW York
New England Journal of Medicine
New England Journal
Japan
Britain
Europe
Israel
Aid For Poor And Disabled In 1965 Amendments
New York report explains the Social Security amendments of 1965 expand disability benefits. Benefits begin after seven months and can total up to 309 dollars monthly tax free for qualified disabled workers under 65. Over 1 million disabled workers already receive payments and more than 109000 have left benefits after returning to work.
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Howard A. Rusk
M. D
New York Times
New York
Super Liner Gets OK By The President
Washington reports the United States assigned the supersonic Superjet top manufacturing priority, a move aimed at preserving U.S. dominance in aviation, while balancing wartime needs and the Apollo program. Boeing, Lockheed, GE, and Pratt & Whitney prepare for design evaluations and flying prototypes by 1974 with a 1800 mph, 300 passenger airliner race against Britain France and the Soviet TU-144.
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Evert Clark
New York Times News Service
Washington
Defense Sec
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Boeing Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
General Electric Co
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division
United Aircraft Corp
Britain
France
Soviet Union
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Lloyd Spain
Frank Howard
Auburn Foote
Don Cordar
Robert Mayfield
Jan Tittsworth
Bobby Cooper
Billy Lackey
Easton Roan
Bobby Hogan
Charles Lambert
Don Gray
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H. C. Biering
Judy Hartselle
Tha Lee Patterson
Harold G. Lee
Barbara Wallace
G. L. Simpkins
Fay Blackwood
Robert Parker
D. C. Holloway
Paul Guire
Jimmy Newton
Richard J. White
Virginia Ann Fitzgerald
Joe L. Wright
Billy Sims
Catherine Dunaway
Hamil Lawrence
John Olson
Betty Olson
John Kelley
Fay
Allen Stephenson
Jack Slate
Edith Foote
Max Merrill
Ruth Gayle Cost
Tom Cole
Jo Beth Shipp
Jack Atkins
Johnson Studio
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William E. Evans
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