Viet Nam War Soldier Heroism and Morale Highlighted
A U S Army correspondent recalls a wounded seventeen year old Viet Nam soldier pulled from fire by medics and notes high troop morale and selfless acts. Gen. Westmoreland lauds the troops as the best trained and ablest he has commanded. Descriptions of courage from the field underline the war's personal toll and enduring resolve.
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Vietnam
1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S
Arkansas
Fense Department
Gandhi remembered as pacifist and symbol in Britain’s eyes
A historical column traces Mahatma Gandhi’s life from imprisonment under British rule to a rising reverence in Britain and canonization by some as a saint. It notes his nonviolent struggle for India’s independence, World War I service, and the Amritsar massacre impact, along with reflections on his legacy and ideas of equality for untouchables.
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London
NEA
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhiji
George Washington
India
Che Guevara
Chairman Mao
Gandhi
Winston Churchill
British Bar Association
Gandhi Ashram
Sabarmati
Amritsar
Young India
Guidge
Wall
Herber
Gandii
Indian Subcontinent
Pakistan
Birla Hluwse
Delhi
Paatish Museum
Elizabdh
Cainhi
Mountbatten
Uae
Wily British Boss and Greatnieces in Roses Scene
A wily British figure asks his greatnieces to work among roses while uttering Jai Hind meaning Long Live India. Also notes on Mars favorable viewing intervals and zebra coat patterns with black stripes on light background.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Cars of the Future and the European Auto Industry
In an essay contrasting prewar and modern globalization, Dante Giacosa of Fiat argues European firms still differ in approach though global influence grows. He notes economics and cross-border ideas shape design, with a closing reflection on a shrinking world altering car production across nations.
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Dante Giacosa
Fiat
Simplified Production System Edge Cited by Expert
A fragment quotes an expert urging a simpler production system. The remark stresses that design aims at fewer factors, implying a move toward streamlined procedures and clearer processes within industrial contexts.
International car trend and the coming three basic forms
The article argues that global auto markets will converge on three price bands cheap, midrange, and expensive. It cites Fiat's six-cylinder three-litre 130 model as emblematic and predicts nameplate distinctions will define markets while core designs homogenize across regions.
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Fiat
Italy
Cana
BMW
Volvo
Giacosa
Germany
Mercedes
United States
Britain
Austin
Riley
Morris
Bentley
Rolls-Royce
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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