Second Phase In Vietnam Promises and Burden of Duty
The piece argues the Vietnam War has entered a second phase with victories in Vietnam yet no word from Hanoi. It asserts Americans must win South Vietnam through stable government and homeland pride, warning that rebuilding a primitive people will take years and that the United States must keep its word to prevent Communist expansion.
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Christ
Alfred Grant Walton
Brooklyn, N. Y
Flatbush - Tompkins Congregational Church
Vietnam
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Medicare
Congress Ia
Office of Social Security
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Army
Republicans Shoot The Works Bes Alabama
Republicans in Alabama vow to nominate candidates for national, state, and county offices by convention and primaries, aiming to win the governorship. Rep James Martin of Gadsden is the party’s leading vote-getter as Democrats slug through a late May primary with disunity and slow action.
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Alabama
James Martin
Gadsden
Rep
Martin
Sen
Lister Hill
National
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Gaunt
Gray
Everett McKinley
Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Cook County
Chicago
William J. Campbell
Ey Dirksen
Starlings Defy Johnsons Big Programs in Congress
A historical briefing notes President Johnsons sweeping Medicare poverty Appalachia and education bills but fails to move starlings away from government buildings. Officials describe methods tried from distress calls to potential poison feeding and seek refined solutions as birds raid farms and city ledges, prompting inquiries about managing this avian nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Appalachia
Congress
John S. Gottschalk
Interior Department
Wildlife Service
House Appropriations
Winfield Denton
D-Ind
Gottschalk
Denton
Salvation at Home or Church According to the Bible
A reader asks if salvation comes only through church or prayer at home. The answer cites Romans 10:13 and Isaiah 55:6 7, stressing that God hears repentant prayers anywhere and that true repentance leads to church fellowship, with emphasis on forsaking wicked ways before abundant pardon.
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E. C
Rom
Sizzling Church Critique Seeks Peace of Mind Dismissal
A letter contends a Canadian writer attacks the church for offering comfort to the sorrowful and argues against denying peace of mind. It critiques atheistic views, laments tragedy, and defends the God of peace amid social injustice and distress.
Peace of mind heals sorrow through service and faith
A physician writes on sustaining peace of mind amid heartbreak and social distress. He recalls a distraught husband whose wife left him for a man of ill repute, and urges love of Jesus, inner peace, and active help to others as path to lasting healing. The piece ties spiritual guidance to social betterment and personal renewal.
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Dr. Peale
Jesus
Jesus Christ
The
Hall Syndicate. Inc
Communists Admit Role in Dominican Republic Uprisings
The World Marxist Review article by Dominican Republic Communist leaders J I Quello and N I Conde admits long planned armed involvement in the 1965 uprising. It links the revolt to Cuba and Fidel Castro, describes dispersal of leaders among armed commands, and cites U S intervention as decisive.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
U.S
George Washington
George III
World Marxist Review
Communist Party
J. I. Quello
N. I. Conde
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Latin America
Castro Cuba
Quello
Conde
Fidel Castro
Havana
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
History and birth anniversaries for March 27, 1966
AP notes historical milestones on this date including land purchases by Leonard and George Calvert in 1634 and Ponce de Leon discovering Florida in 1512. It also marks Peter the Great founding St. Petersburg in 1703 and Hitler demanding Danzig in 1939. Budd Schulberg is 52 and Gloria Swanson is 68.
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Associated Press
Leonard
George Calvert
Potomac River
William Penn
Ponce de Leone
Florida
Budd Schulberg
Gloria Swanson
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