Why Not Leave South Africa Alone
C L Sulzberger argues the United States should mind its own business regarding South Africa and its race policy. He criticizes U.S. embargo policy and urges a stance of noninterference while noting Africa’s growing ties and South Africa’s push toward gradual social tolerance and international engagement.
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South Africa
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Johannesburg
United States
Poland
Spain
Portugal
United Nations
Vorster
fAnd
Suez
Washington
Star of Bethlehem: planets or miracle debate
A 17th century Kepler era theory links a rare Mars Saturn Jupiter alignment in 6 B C to the Star of Bethlehem. The triangle would be visible near sunset but not to all, and tradition’s miracle claim remains unproven.
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Bethlehem
Jupiter
Saturn
Jesus
Sam Caldwell
World Book Ecyclopedia Science Service, Inc
Science Service, Inc
Jesus Christ
Christ
Persia
India
Mars
Johannes Kepler
Kepler
Howse
Barrett
Space Bus Warheads Studied By U S Defense Official
Washington officials discuss a space bus concept that could deliver multiple independently targeted warheads to several cities. The idea pairs with Minuteman 3 and Poseidon missiles, aiming to defeat Soviet defenses and deter missile threats. Foster frames MIRV as a potential breakthrough amid strategic debate and arms balance considerations.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
United States
Defense Department
John S. Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Poseidon
Foster
Pentagon
Dallas
Tex
Association of the U. S. Army
Dallas Council On World Affairs
McNamara
Soviet Union
U.S
Heavy Bunkers Rise Along DMZ Barrier in Vietnam
Report by HANSON W. BALDWIN describes Marines Seabees and South Vietnamese troops under rain and fire building fortified bases and living bunkers south of the Demilitarized Zone. The McNamara Line concept is the backdrop as trench-like traces, towers, and minefields grow from Cuaviet to Conthien with airstrips and supply bases evolving under monsoon and ongoing artillery pressure.
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Hanson W. Baldwin
N. Y. Times
New York Times News Service
Phubai
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
North
Washington
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
U.S
Io Man’s Land
Oer Bestal
Highway 9
Cuaviet
Gulf of Tonkin
Khesanh
Langvei
Third Marine Division
Giolinh
eLatherneck Square
Dongha
Cambo
Conthien
Camlo
Conthefi
Rocknile
Kheéanh
Langveina
Wich
Thanksgiving War News From Viet Nam Echoes Home
A Vietnam War letter thanks readers for cards and food packets as a family sends greetings from Alabama. It notes the writer’s third Christmas in Vietnam and details frontline fortifications and a Demilitarized Zone barrier from the sea to Conthien, including bunkers, gun positions, and watchtowers.
Five Day Week Brings Trouble For Muscovites
In Moscow the five day workweek, though intended to raise culture and productivity, coincides with scarce services. Vodka sales rise sharply, reading declines, and crowds flood few Sunday shops, baths, and laundries. Barbershops and libraries cut weekend hours, fueling public frustration.
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Soviet Union
Fac
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Union of Soviet Writers
Arkady Likhachev
Moscow
Kkhachev
Oktyabrsky
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Dole
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Africa
Hilgard Muller
France
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BR Uat
AL Cormor
Muller
West
Helen Suzman
U.S.A
Russia
U. S
Dmz
Crid
LNO
APO
W.S
Bill) LeMay
Hartselle
Huntsville
Fred Terry
Courtland
Pauline, Rodgers
Decatur
J. E. Johnson _Jr
William McCombs
Altrusa Club
Minnie Parham
Tanner
Bill Chenault
Decatur Interact Club
Rex Rankin
Agency
Branum, Oziers and
Cockrell
Wille Products
Raymond H. Anderson
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