Young Victims Of War Find Hope At Saigon Plastic Unit
The Barsky Unit in Saigon, run by Children's Medical Relief International, treats around 1,200 patients annually with 150 major operations monthly. It hosts 80 staff from 16 nations, including 21 Vietnamese nurses and aid from Dr. Arthur Barsky and other foreign surgeons.
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New York
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Ho Chung Tu
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Quang Ngai
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McGovern Aims for Two Man Primary Strategy
Sen. George McGovern plans a broad primary push including California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Oregon, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin with Muskie likely to win New Hampshire and Florida. He seeks a strong show in several states to position as the No. 2 challenger and force a Muskie McGovern showdown.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Muskie
Henry Kimelman
FBI
MAFIA
Laughter in Scripture and daily life across ages
The speaker reflects on laughter as a God given gift with both wholesome and harmful uses. They compare secular mockery to sacred joy, citing Ecclesiastes and Proverbs to distinguish healthy mirth from scornful laughter, and note medicine like benefits of a merry heart.
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Solomon
Ecclesiastes
Solomnon
Opinion piece questions fan devotion across college loyalties
A reader in St Louis questions the limits of fan devotion citing a Globe Democrat column. The note mentions Judge Grooms and implies debate over zero tolerance for rooting differences between Alabama and Auburn fans.
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St. Louis
Decatur Daily
Globe-Democrat
North Alabama readers weigh in on Dixie flag ruling
Editor notes and reader letters discuss U S district judge Grooms ruling banning the Confederate flag and Dixie as Butler High School symbols. R F Hinds urges public response while referencing a former Decatur resident and a Dr Max Rafferty column on school spirit controversy.
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Decatur
Max Rafferty
U.S
H. H. Grooms
Dixie
Butler High School
Economic Rivalries to Mark Next Decade Says Viewpoint
Viewpoint argues the Nixon Administration will seek troop withdrawals from Indo China and overseas bases as Europe’s defense becomes more regional. It predicts reduced U.S. force presence in West Germany and Korea and emphasizes growing economic ties and trade expansion over military conflict in the coming decade.
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Melvin Laird
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