Kennedy Sees Cigarettes as a Target for Legislation
The News and Observer notes Senator Kennedy’s push for three new bills to regulate cigarettes, while cautions against singling out tobacco as the sole danger. It argues warnings exist, urges attention to broader hazards, and questions likening tobacco to a universal threat amid other risks.
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Mold Remover For GI Shoes An Odd World War II Remedy
A humorous Elks Magazine piece notes mold on Government Issue shoes is a recurring problem and presents a mock recipe. It guides readers to gather quirky ingredients from wartime sites and spread a global mix on buckskin shoes, ending with a test of faith and fit.
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Lexington
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Appomattox
Cuba
San Juan Hill
Casablanca
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Sicily
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Danube
Seine
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Arizona
Pacific
Wake
Midway
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Saipan
Iwo Jima
Corregidor
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Seoul
Saigon
Cam Ranh Bay
Monday Holiday Bill Would Stabilize Long Weekends
The Twin City Sentinel reports Congress faces pressure to back a Monday holiday bill that would shift Independence Day Washingtons Birthday Memorial Day Veterans Day and Thanksgiving to Mondays. Critics include church leaders and the Daughters of the American Revolution while authorities note historical dates vary. If approved, states and business groups would likely follow federal practice during the upcoming recess.
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Castro network dossier from Bolivia fuels Pan American talks
Amazing evidence of Cuban penetration in Latin America emerges from Bolivian cave finds. Forged passports, Che Guevara photos, and Guevara diary notes tie Cuban guerrillas to plans against regional governments. Captured are passports, letters, and aliases linked to Guevara and others amid Pan American diplomacy.
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Uruguay
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Juan Acuna
Joaquin
Tanya
Tokyo
Loyola
China
Benigno
Marcos
Roberto Bustos
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Insightful study on Vietnamese Communism by Swearingen and Rolph
The American Bar Association presents Rodger Swearingen and Hammond Rolph's analysis of Vietnamese Communism, Viet Cong strategy, and North Vietnamese aims. They argue Hanoi dominates the insurgency, cites Sino Soviet influence, and see potential for a political path if military aims falter, urging support for a stable, noncommunist South Vietnam.
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