Our Daily Bread Sliced Thin by The Editor
The note presents Our Daily Bread written by The Editor Alex H Washburn. It outlines concise reflections on daily life and moral considerations with a straightforward editorial voice. The piece emphasizes clarity and practical wisdom for readers.
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Gasoline crunch debate delays Alaska pipeline
A column critiques fuel shortages blamed on oil politics and Watergate era Congress. It questions public skepticism of Alaska pipeline delays, cites overextended U.S. car use, and suggests speculative market moves drive fuel policy amid political infighting.
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Curbstone
America
Congress
39 Die As Tornadoes Strike Across Nine States
The Associated Press reports Memorial Day weekend tornadoes, heavy rain, and strong winds across the Midwest and South have killed at least 39 people in nine states. Alabama, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, and Kansas records include multiple fatalities and widespread damage as storms moved from the Midwest to the South.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Florida
Midwest
South
Alabama
Missouri
Keeseton
Okla
Jones
Brent
Skylab Astronauts Begin Main Task After Heat Drop
Space Center Houston AP reports Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz begin activating experiments as heat aboard the lab falls from livable highs of 125 to around the 90s and toward 70 degrees. They continued checks on water and electrical systems and used a sun shade to cool the workshop.
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Weitz
Skylab
Bumpers seeks U.S. aid for Jonesboro tornado disaster
Gov. Dale Bumpers said he would ask President Nixon to declare Jonesboro a disaster area after a tornado struck the university city, killing three and injuring more than 200. National Guard units and a curfew were deployed as extensive damage hit Jonesboro and nearby counties.
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Dale Bumpers
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University City
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Pulaski
Crittenden
Poinsett
Jackson
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Craighead County
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D-Ark
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Newport
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Alma
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Cate Nursing Home
Billy Lemon
Sparks Regional Medical Center
Fort Smith
Crawford County Memorial Hospital
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Kingston
Ozark
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Not To Be Forgotten A View from the Hill
A reflective piece contrasts hilltop calm with urban wars and Memorial Day sacralizing the war dead. It emphasizes national resolve, moral strength, and leadership duties amid world turmoil, urging continued faith in Americans honored and a firm stance in future challenges.
Memorial Day honors war dead across the U S
The Associated Press reports national Memorial Day ceremonies honor fallen service members from all wars. Michigan highlights MIAs in Indochina with posters urging answers about missing Air Force Captain Robert Wilson. New York observes multiple parades despite rain, with wreaths at Grand Army Plaza and Riverside Drive led by Gold Star Mothers. Graves at Ft Snelling are decorated by students led by 81-year-old George Kaercher who began the ritual 33 years ago.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Michigan
Indochina
Jaycees
Robert Wilson
North Vietnam
Wilson
Air Force
Detroit
New York City
Grand Army Plaza
Brooklyn
United War Veterans
Riverside Drive
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Manhattan
Hudson River
Ft. Snelling
Minneapolis
George Kaercher
Kaercher
Memorial Day origins and Civil War graves tribute history
The article notes Memorial Day began as Decoration Day in 1866 with women decorating graves in Columbus Mississippi and gained momentum in 1868 after Gen John Logan urged commemoration on May 30. Congress moved the date to the last Monday in May, creating the three day weekend.
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Columbus
Miss
John Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veterans Organization
Congress
The Legion in Tahiti: Modernized and Motorized
The French Foreign Legion in Tahiti shifts from romance to modernization as 600 legionnaires and 300 regulars build facilities to test nuclear weapons. Officers say the unit is one of six remaining regiments outside France, with camels long gone, and recruitment steady as they pursue a professional, nonwarrior role.
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Mort Rosenblum
Associated Press
Papeete
Tahiti
French Foreign Legion
South Seas
Legion
Henri Riou
Polynesian Islands
Indochina
North Africa
France
Riou
Fair skies predicted in North Arkansas forecast
The forecast calls for fair skies in North Arkansas as a low pressure system moves east across Missouri. Lows tonight in the 50s, Tuesday highs in the 70s to low 80s, with little to no rain expected Wednesday through Friday. Temperatures rise from mid 30s Wednesday to near 60 Friday, with highs in the mid 70s to upper 80s by week end.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Missouri
National Weather Service
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