Makeup covers burns and local cosmetic help found
A reader outlines Covermark makeup available at Iveys in Charlotte and Franklin's Drug Store in Greensboro for facial discolorations from burns. Local Greensboro advice offers guidance from Franklin Drug staff on shade matching. Also mentions a pawn of marigold salve recipes and a pineapple care note.
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Franklin's
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Franklin
Peace Breakthrough Hinted In Vietnam Debate Shapes In Congress
In Washington Nixon administration hopes for a peace breakthrough in Vietnam surface as Republican Leader Hugh Scott says a cease fire could be near though specifics remain unclear. Vice President Agnew downplays imminent revelations while urging patience amid rising congressional debate led by Sen. Fulbright. A nationwide student strike and a House bi partisan push for troop withdrawal timing add pressure as hearings set for late October to examine all paths to peace.
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Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Vietnam
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
United States
Fulbright
Scott
Ith
House
James F. Hastings
R-N
Hastings
Hanoi
Thieu vows Vietnam to replace bulk of U.S. troops in 1970
President Thieu told a Saigon assembly the Vietnamese people are determined to replace the bulk of U.S. fighting units in 1970 but said all American troops cannot be withdrawn while North Vietnamese forces stay in the Republic of Vietnam. He urged continued allied support and warned against Communist aggression.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
Neuyen van Thieu
U.S
South Vietnam
National Assembly
Senate
Thieu
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
da Nang
United States
Republic of Vietnam
South Vienam
Army officer laments duty costs as morale erodes in Vietnam
Washington AP reports a battalion commander bound for Vietnam questions why men should be sent to die while others describe a broader morale crisis. Officers resignations rise in 1969, with Air Force up nearly 50 percent and Army about 14 percent. The antiwar climate and family separations strain the ranks, prompting concerns for ROTC recruitment and long service. General Leonard F. Chapman Jr. labels the mood as hawkish discontent.
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Washington
Vietnam
Congress
Air Force
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Marine Corps
FDA Concern Grows Over Cyclamate Health Risks
FDA scientists warned a possible genetic harm from cyclamate, an artificial sweetener used by about 175 million Americans. Reports linked a breakage of genetic material to birth defects in chickens and raised calls for urgent NAS reviewplus possible labeling limits for products containing cyclamate.
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G. C. Thelen Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Mass Dissent Builds for October 15 Moratorium
Washington AP reports the Vietnam Moratorium Committee mobilizes across the nation for October 15 1969 protests to demand all U.S. troops home. Supporters cite Nixon's dismissal of the movement as fueling momentum. The Washington office shows rising mail and donations, with volunteers sorting envelopes and badges as Hawk explains the surge.
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Washington
Nixon
Bobby Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Vietnam Moratorium Committee
David Hawk
Hawk
Cornell
October 15 Moratorium Gathers Broad Support Nationwide
Awaiting trial for refusing draft induction, organizers describe October 15 as the start of an escalating moratorium process. The plan includes two November and three December follow up days and aims to spread from campuses to a nationwide citizen movement with committees on 600 campuses. The goal is to pressure Nixon for troop withdrawal and to prepare for longer moratoriums, funded by up to 1,000 daily envelopes supporting materials and salaries.
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Hawk
Nixon
Kennedy
McCarthy
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