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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
3
The article outlines tensions between civilian Pentagon analysts and military leaders under Secretary Robert S. McNamara. It notes analysts push for scientific approaches while military officers warn against overreliance on math and computers, arguing experience and practical judgment remain essential.
In Columbia South Carolina three black students Henri Monteith 18 Robert Anderson 20 and James Solomon 33 registered at the university the first since 1877 marking the second state supported white college in the state to integrate Clemson admitted Harvey Gantt in January. Police supported campus officers but no incidents occurred as white and black students shared meals and greetings on opening day.
The article explains wooden matches made from wood sheets dipped in fireproofing to prevent afterglow and ashes and paraffin to transfer flame. It notes white eye tips use phosphorus compound, safety matches with chlorate or potash, and book matches once struck inside. It invites readers to mail responses for a World Book Encyclopedia prize.
Belgrade Yugoslavia Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu says President Kennedy is misinformed and should seek better information amid Buddhist protests in the South Viet Nam crisis. She criticizes Kennedy for appeasing opposition and notes her plan to address the Interparliamentary Union conference with the true picture of South Viet Nam. The U S delegation at the meeting includes Senator Mansfield and Senator Kennedy.
Readers share practical tips from facing left handed learners to patching seams with tape and extending plastic layers. Advice covers porch crafts baking cake leveling, pickled beet juice, silk seam reinforcement, and removing smoke stains with pure bleach.
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