El Dorado Times editorials on travel and war reminders
The El Dorado Times features editorials on modern world travel by jet plane expanding knowledge and cultural exchange. It recalls the 1944 Battle of the Bulge analysis with emphasis on German forces, Malmedy mass shooting, and battlefield lessons.
Steel and Auto Industries Drive Record Industrial Output
Steel mills stay near record ingot rates as 2.6 million tons weekly mark. Auto plants rebound to near record production with hopes of eight million cars in 1965, while construction and appliances expand demand. Wage talks and potential May strikes shape supply and prices.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
United Steelworkers Union
Now there’s a doll I could really go for
A cheerfully modern line is teased as a shopper expresses strong interest in a specific doll. The remark hints at toy trends and consumer enthusiasm without detailing the product line or retailer.
Postponed hearing in Otepka charges announced
Washington state department hearing on Otto F. Otepka's charges was postponed to February 9 at his lawyers request to allow more preparation time. Otepka is accused of furnishing secret personnel information to the Senate internal security subcommittee in defiance of regulations. Fort Collins reporter notes CSU vice president A R Chamberlain urged more funding for new engineering equipment while citing a Smithsonian request to donate two old microscopes for historical value.
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UPI
State Department
Otto F. Otepka
Department
Otepka
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado State University
A. R. Chamberlain
Smithsonian Institute
Chamberlain
Malmedy Battle Recalled Twenty Years After War
A World War II memory describes Malmedy as German bombing and armored units were halted by Belgian civilians and stubborn Allied infantry. The piece notes no German force entered Malmedy and reflects on the bitterness of being under own bombs and the lasting impact of the battle that shocked the world twenty years ago.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
West
Belgian Ardenne
5Th Panzer
Hasso von Manteuffel
St. Vith
Bastogne
Sepp Dietrich
Hitler
Melmedy
Malmedy
Landmark Civil Rights Rulings Highlight Court History
James Marlow charts five Supreme Court milestones from Dred Scott to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He notes the 1883 and 1896 decisions on discrimination and segregation, the 1954 school ruling, and the 1964 expansion of interstate commerce protection, with later 1957 and 1960 civil rights acts. Also reports ARRL extension of reduced rail fare for uniformed personnel through 1965.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Dred Scott
Congress
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
High Court
Earl Warren
Far Flung Islands Puzzle Across 33 35 38 40 41 43
A column word puzzle lists multiple clues with numbers for island names and related terms. Clues reference geographic locations, historical notes, and common vocabulary across a themed grid.
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Bay
Naples
Robert Louis
Stevenson
Pacific Islands
Napoleon's Isle
Annapolis
New Zealand
Advances in Parkinsonism Treatments Offer Hope
Medical and surgical approaches are outlined for Parkinsonism or shaking palsy affecting about 50 000 in the U S The cause remains uncertain with heredity and prior encephalitis cited In early stages magnesium deficiency and enzyme factors may play a role Treatments include drug adjustments with tri hexyphenidyl and tranquilizers plus tailored regimes Early surgical options involve destroying a small brain area with freezing pioneered by Dr Irving Cooper New York yielding improved results but not a cure The report notes careful patient selection and continued progress in management and hope for victims
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
United States
Irving Cooper
New York
We The Women: Ruth Millett on Housekeeping Styles
Ruth Millett argues that poor housekeeping stems from lack of organization, unrealistic help expectations, last minute crises, and no steady daily routine. She says common excuses hide the real causes and urges self assessment to improve efficiency.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tan Lac Victory Seen From The Front Lines
Washington correspondent reports Vietnamese government forces crushed a Viet Cong battalion at Tan Lac with 115 insurgents killed, the heaviest loss of 1964. An American adviser explains aggressive patrolling and outpost strategy, while Sea Bee drillers work to bring hamlet drinking water under Viet Cong pressure. Villagers shift toward cooperation as counter ambush methods are adopted.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tan Lac Village
Fourth Corps
Tan Lac
Sea Bee
Hugh
Viet Nam
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