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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1966

Page

5

Hypothetical 1938 Munich averted war to fuel Viet Czech rise

Observer outlines a alternate history where Britain and France reject Hitler at Munich. Viet Czech rebels harass Sudentenland, aiding Nazi aims while German scientists pursue an atomic bomb project, reshaping 1940s Europe before Chamberlain intervenes.

Russell Baker New York Times Washington Britain France Hitler Munich Berlin Sudentenland Europe Foreign Office Czechoslovakia Wehrmacht Niels Bohr Prague Winston Churchill Charles de Gaulle Neville Chamberlain

Lessons of Munich reshape Britain and world power

The article portrays Chamberlain escalating British intervention in Prague amid a war against Viet Czech forces. It traces turbulent events from 1941 to 1945, including Cape of brits, Czech coups, and atomic bomb debates, culminating in American isolationism and Rusk’s stance on Vietcong.

England H. M. S. Hood Malacca Strait Chamberlain Prague Britain Atlantic Ocean Far Rocawkay Long Island United States Franklin Roosevelt Klaus Fuchs Hitler London Paris Moscow Europe America Sec Rusk Asia Munich

No Hazard Found In Atomic Waters

Dr. R F Foster of the Batelle Memorial Institute, amid international talks on radioactive waste, describes his Friday fish diet near Hanford and notes that while his body bears a heavy zinc burden, it remains far below public safety limits and not a danger to others. The symposium, organized by the I A E A, discussed waste discharges from atomic plants and the potential for long distance contamination and the need to prevent sudden accumulations.

Walter Sullivan New York Times Vienna R.F. Foster Batelle Memorial Institute Great Atomic Energy Works Hanford Wash Foster J. K. Soldat International Atomic Energy Agency British Atom North Sea Atlantic Hills Tennessee Oak Ridge National Laboratory Clinch River White Oak Creek White Oak Lake

Inflation Outsizes Fixed Incomes Hit Elderly U.S. Families

The Nation discusses how inflation erodes fixed incomes for about 40 million mostly elderly Americans. Wages rise for the many workers, but non-governmental welfare and pension beneficiaries see shrinking purchasing power as prices climb. A Tax Foundation study notes a $268 drop in purchasing power for a $10,000 annual family.

New York Times News Service Washington Johnson Jonson Tax Foundation

Film Music Profits Reshape Industry Says Canby

The soundtrack business now backs film profits with big royalties. United Artists notes profits from The Beatles film and Dr Zhivago music, while standards like Mona Lisa and Never On Sunday generate ongoing income. Studios push music publishing to recoup production costs and boost exposure.

Vincent Canby New York Times New York United Artists Corp M-G-M Records Dr. Zhivago Boris Pasternak Russia Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer Stewart U. A Paramount

Cheese Special At Paris Place

In Paris, Chez Androuet at 41 Rue d Amsterdam near Gare St Lazare specializes in cheeses and cheese based dishes including Welsh rarebit. The unassuming facade hides a rich aroma and focus on cheese driven offerings.

Craig Claiborne New York Times New York Times News Service Paris Europe Chez Androuet Rue d Amsterdam Gare

Real Victims of Inflation Highlight Pension Pains in 1966

Analysis argues inflation harms fixed income and private workers not benefiting from wage gains. It notes federal spending rises in early 1966 despite economies, and questions Great Society plans to offset purchasing power losses. Pensioners and low earners remain the clearest victims of rising prices.

Congress Bureau of the Budget Great Society

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