First Reports Hint At Vietnam Air Strikes Against Oil Centers
Wednesday's reported strikes targeted petroleum depots near Hanoi and Hai Phong as debate grows over whether these air actions reflect a decisive shift or a limited headline move. Officials question the scope and impact while the White House maintains caution amid calls for broader war action.
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Father’s Day shoppers shift to housewares and gadgets
Dun and Bradstreet’s weekly trade trends show dads buying strongly in housewares for Father’s Day. Popular picks include barbecue equipment electric blenders and transistor radios. The piece playfully notes the blender as a party tool and jokes about gadgets at the grill.
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Unspent 782 Million Highlights Poverty Program Funds
Washington reports a large carryover of unspent antipoverty funds totaling 782 million within the Office of Economic Opportunity. Lawmakers debate the pending 1.75 billion authorization as Republicans push amendments and critics question waste and accountability.
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New Clean Waters Law Protects The Lakeshores
Madison reporting on Wisconsin’s omnibus water pollution bill headed to Gov Knowles. The measure introduces shoreland use zoning giving counties authority over lakefront land use with state aid and a required set of guidelines, aiming to curb water quality decline as development encroaches on lakes and streams.
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Nellie Edwards
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Mirrors and morals in Harris Thoughts at Large
A collection of reflections on self perception truth and social values. The author critiques vanity patriotism fairness and executive blame while exploring conscience free will and the wages of sin in a broad humanist frame.
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Sydney J. Harris
Richard Aldington
Michigan Democrat Doubts Romneys White House Path
A Washington observer notes Governor Romney faces weak presidential prospects due to state governance issues. In Lansing commentary cites mental health and water pollution as emblematic faults. A teen compares candidates in the August 2 Michigan Senate primary debate between G Mennen Williams and Jerome Cavаnaugh.
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Jerome Cavanaugh
Soapy
Eisenhower
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Credits
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher Sanford Goltz as editor with publication daily afternoons and Sunday mornings. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press and notes mailing and subscription details.
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Washington can fire mayors and police chiefs
Federal government demands that mayors and police chiefs provide protection for demonstrators or face penalties for negligence. The Justice Department seeks orders to discipline officers who fail to protect federally protected rights. The move could let federal courts remove local leaders deemed inadequate.
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Johnson
Mississippi
Martin Luther King
Philadelphia
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U.S
Fed
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Biblically The Waters Wear Away Stones Verse
A quoted verse from Job 14 19 notes that waters wear away stones and wash soil away, illustrating divine power over earth and human hopes.
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FBI Wiretap Use Is Within The Law
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues the FBI operates under written authorizations from the attorney general since 1940, with disclosures to the Justice Department when information is passed. He says wiretaps aid internal security, kidnap cases, extortion, and organized crime, and urges Congress to clarify legality.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
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U.S
Robert Kennedy
United States
Cosa Nostra
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Justice Department
End of price and rent controls sparks national appeal
Twenty years ago in 1946 President Truman urged Americans to determine own price controls to curb inflation. Walter Geist of Allis-Chalmers criticized Labor Department delays ending the strike over plant seizures. Highway deaths rise due to faulty auto equipment noted by the national police safety director. Gene Hunt announces sale of Mounthaven near Dakota to Mrs Kathleen Forsythe of St James Minnesota.
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Walter Geist
Allis-Chalmers Co
Labor Department
National Police Safety Check
Gene Hunt
Mounthaven
Dakota
Kathleen Forsythe
St. James
Minn
Bridge hands and auction excerpt from 1992 play
West opens to reveal a bridge deal with North South vulnerable. The sequence shows Pass and Pass by West and East, followed by four no trump by South, with the opening lead to come. The fragment outlines a classic mixed bid and dummy layout.
Trick Search Reveals Lead
Trick play analysis notes defender counting winners in clubs and the need to develop hearts. If East keeps a diamond ace or a trump trick, the heart lead is forced to win or enable defensive discards, with South forced to lose four tricks and not make the major suit game.
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