Must Talk First Among Kansas VFW Resolutions
The Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars approved a general resolution resisting communism and aiding loyal allies. It includes 22 points, such as opposing Red China’s UN admission and any diplomatic recognition of Red China or Red Cuba, with calls for United States withdrawal from the UN if China is admitted and insistence on direct communication to seek world unity.
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Great Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Charles de Gaulle
Helen Trimbone
Distaff Side Recommends Reading as Home Escape
A columnist cites Harriet Van Horne on reading as a pleasure arts discipline for housewives. She notes the need to read can rival hunger and urges mothers to prioritize books, even with family duties and limited sleep, arguing women shape the home’s cultural tone and that time for reading benefits the family.
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Memory Is Man's Warehouse
New York AP sketches a quirky view of memory as a personal warehouse with items from past times. It contrasts riches and Bohemian dining with common folk, notes social distinctions, and ends with Garden City Telegram details on publication and subscription costs.
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Commercials Ease Tension In Murky World Crisis Satire
A satirical Washington column riffs on TV news and advertising interleaving, mocking Nasser's threats, U S responses, and the Middle East crisis while peppering in mock ads and sales pitches. It pivots to crash dieting and local notices before returning to Moscow and world news.
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Poison gas allegations shock Israel and Saudi Yemen reports
Drew Pearson reports allege the United Arab Republic used poison gas in Yemen and Ketaf attacks in January 1967. The account describes gas bombs, scorched crops, dead livestock, and hundreds of casualties with Red Cross teams and doctors confirming gas exposure. Separate notes mention Wright Patman seeking DOJ inquiry into Ed Ball and Florida estate banks amid Kirk banking legislation.
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Yemen
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Jebel Ayil Yazid
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Ketaf
Nike Ilyushin 28
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Bait Michlaf Doran
Bait Beni Salamah
Anis
International Red Cross
Geneva
al Najran
Wadood Hassan
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Justice Department
Ed Ball
Florida
Alfred J. du Pont
du Pont
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Otto
Cryptoquip puzzle and clues from 1967 CHIC.SOCIALITE WHARS HER CLOTHES WELL
Yesterday's cryptoquip, with the solution notes and a long list of cryptic clues mixing words like native metal, shade of green, headland, and various cryptic definitions. It includes a final cryptoquote string ZHAXENLTLAVE CGVZ RDBHLT BZ CGBL ZHAKNDCYVE and a themed row about socialite fashion.
Social unrest and weather hover over a tense season
The piece notes concern about a potential hot summer yet argues the cold winter already set a high temperature for social unrest. It frames ongoing tensions as constant regardless of thermometer readings, implying volatility in public mood and events.
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