The Enigma of Infiltration in Vietnam Warfare
The piece argues both sides view infiltration differently, noting Hanoi sees American and allied troops in South Vietnam as invaders. It warns that bombing North Vietnam is seen as equivalent to North Vietnamese attacks on the U S. It frames the conflict as a civil war with foreign intervention and calls for reflecting on wartime norms.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Washington
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Hawaii
Okinawa
United States
Nice Distal Octive Fair Forecast And Cake Plans
A lively forecast notes tomorrow and Wednesday with fair weather and turbulent home front talk. It describes hot stoves in the area Monday as cooks bake for ribbons, thawing ahead of fair time, and a cake sale after judging Tuesday.
Helicopter travel pain: from home to heliport dilemma
The piece satirizes crowded air travel and airport delays. It notes jet planes speed trips but create longer waits and compares flight controllers to irritable cops. It then jokes that helicopters solve nothing by removing the airport yet introducing a new problem: reaching the heliport from current location.
Public Notice Rates and AP Rights Specified
The document lists carrier and mail rates for Garden City and surrounding counties, including 1.75 for monthly carrier service and 12 to 15 dollars per year by mail in Finney and other counties. It notes AP exclusive repro rights for focal news and dispatches and mentions telegram motor carrier service requirements for day delivery in cities with local carriers.
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Garden City
Yrice
Local and Area College
Telegram Motor
Associated Press
Focal
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Gra Ey
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Rooney Fears Doughnut Loan for SBA Officials
In Washington Rep John Rooney grills SBA official Robert Moot over a $1000 fund for light refreshments for SCORE and SBA advisory council members Moot jokes about doughnuts while Rooney questions taxpay ers funding, diet issues, and potential liquor use. The exchange touches on liquor loans policy, race implications, and political pressure ahead of next month’s Congress session.
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Washington
John Rooney
Brooklyn
Small Business Administration
Robert C. Moot
SBA
SCORE
SBA Advisory Council
Rooney
Moot
Frank Bow
Ohio
Congressman
Samuels
Joe Evins
D-Tenn
House
Small Business Committee
Evins
Congress
Uncle Sam
Rhetoric Sales Boom as Politics Meet Commerce
Art Buchwald reports on Hiram Thesaurus the top maker of political rhetoric predicting a record year. He notes best sellers include law and order peace at home and abroad and the big hit a piece of the action with minorities, plus new lines like coddling the criminals and excessive federal spending. Politicians flock to phrases and titles, while regions weigh campaign impact and regional loyalties.
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Washington
United States
Hiram
Miami Beach
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Brooke
Nixon
Supreme Court
America
Thesaurus
South
Double Talk Rules Truth Hallmark of Maturity
Hal Boyle discusses double talk as a social art and a sign of maturity. The column lists examples with literal translations, illustrating how people mask blunt truths with euphemism. It critiques and explains how such speech shields reality while revealing underlying motives.
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New York
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