A Long Way From War Zone D Says Vietnam War Study
Burlington AP reports Brig. Gen. Douglas Kinnard now at the University of Vermont discusses his poll of 173 US Army generals on Vietnam. Over 50 percent doubt the war’s worth and many say objectives and media coverage were flawed. Kinnard details findings from his book The War Managers.
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Moscow adopts sex education decree in schools
Moscow officials move toward a formal sex education program in selected secondary schools this fall as part of a broader social shift in the Soviet Union. The decree signals loosening official restrictions on sexual topics and reflects changing morals among youth and adults, with officials noting the need to address emerging behavior patterns and public attitudes.
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Beer as ancient drink tied to bread in early cultures
AP reports Anaheim brewer Gustav W. Chyba notes beer equated to liquid bread in myth and diet. Ancient tablets from Babylonia show early beer preparation, while Pharaonic Egypt and ancient China attach beer to daily meals and culture. legends link beer to sustenance and motherhood.
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