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Ellsberg disputes LBJ bombing consensus in 1964
Daniel Ellsberg, the Pentagon Papers leaker, says Johnson showed wisdom in 1964 65 and opposed broad bombing of North Vietnam. He rejects the Times June 14 report noting a Johnson adviser consensus for air attacks, calling the article a misstatement of history and citing the agony circle’s rejected lists.
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Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
M.I T
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Tottering
Lyndon Johnson
Elisberg
LBJ
North Vietnam
New York Times
Johnson
Vietnam
North
Hanoi
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Times
McNamara
Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
Joint Chiefs
Gen
Earle Wheeler
Special Executive Committee
Agony Circle
George Ball
Stein Seen says U S Economy Alive and Well
Herbert Stein of the Council of Economic Advisers argues inflation is easing since 1969 and unemployment has softened in parts of the economy. He notes inflation at about 4.5 percent and predicts continued improvement in output and real income.
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Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ogden
Utah
Nixon
Washington Post
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
U.S
United States
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Belgium
Greece
Canada
GI heroin use lower among Vietnam veterans than feared
Special consultant on narcotics reports after surveys in Vietnam Japan and Hong Kong that heroin use in 22 000 GIs was 1 000 positive tests about 4 5 percent. Previous estimates ranged 10 20 percent. Program at risk and treatment improving. Veterans pose no significant employer problem as tests and care aid civilian reintegration.
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Vietnam
Japan
Hong Kong
Jaffe
Four Day Police Week Gains Traction Across Cities
More than 50 cities test four day weeks for police forces to boost peak hour patrols. Memphis leader Police Chief Henry Lux cites 10 hour shifts within 24 hours and overlapping coverage. Huntington Beach started the idea in 1970. Huntington W Va canceled it amid salary strike, others report lower sick leave and merchant benefits.
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Henry Lux
Memphis
California
Huntington Beach
Cleveland
Washington
D.C
Huntington
W. Va
Navy names Warner to head Ocean Affairs Office
The Defense Department selects Secretary of the Navy John W. Warner as director of the new Office of Ocean Affairs to represent the department in international negotiations and the development of ocean space law.
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Defense Department
Tary of
The
Navy
John W. Warner
Office of
Ocean Affairs
Department
Thoughts For Today: Quiet Charity and Its Reward
A quotation from Matthew 6 2 warns against boasting when giving alms and notes the reward is praise. Henry Ford adds that true virtue is making alms unnecessary by reducing need through work.
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Henry Ford
Nixon's Asia retreat sparks talk of a new global balance
The author questions U S strategy in Asia from the Vietnam era perspective arguing that a shift toward disengagement may empower Red China and endanger Western civilization. He reflects on past policymakers and warns Nixon faces a difficult path to a new world order.
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Chou En - Lai
South Vietnam
White House
Henry Kissinger
Nina
U.S
Mr. Lippmann
Rome
Nixon
Asia
Far East
Indies
America
Europe
Manchuria
Napoleon
Hitler
East Asia
Taiwan
South Korea
Philippines
Thailand
Japan
Peking
Orient
William McKinley
Attempted Morocco coup signals wider Soviet push in region
The piece argues the Hassan II assassination attempt marks a new phase in a pro Russian Arab guerrilla war against pro American kingdoms. It links Libya Egypt and Malta moves to a broader plan to curb the U S Seventh Fleet and seize bases from Morocco to Gibraltar, threatening Western access to the Atlantic and Mediterranean.
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Washington
Hassan II of
Morocco
Hassan II
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Mediterranean
Nasser
Egypt
Yemen
United Nations
Hassan I
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Aden
Libya
Idris
United States
Wheelus
State Department
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Russia
SMA 3
Suez
Africa
Malta
NATO
U.S
Moscow
Atlantic
Red Navy
Hassan
Casablanca
Europe
Mirror of the Mind by Joan Conwell
The piece notes wives seek verbal assurance of love, while husbands must speak the three words. Gifts and dinners help, yet true reassurance comes from spoken vows. It asks if cured neurotics escape new problems, concluding therapy builds coping confidence rather than immunity.
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Joan Conwell
Shrine Nobility convention head named in Lawton 1962
Robert H. Prindell is appointed chairman of arrangements for a Shrine Nobility convention in Lawton Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas in 1962. Sam Cobb of Cyril wins best speaker at the Lawton Toastmasters meeting. Charles Waller serves as master of ceremonies at a community square dance where Ernest Hunter starts teaching young dancers. Byron Hester to join the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as solo flutist. Calvin A. Sanders George E. Williamson and Lydall L. Lemons enlist in the Army. Gary Freeman hospitalized after being gored by a buffalo at Craterville Park.
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Robert H. Prindell
Shrine
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Lawton
Sam Cobb
Cyril
Toastmasters Club
Charles Waller
Ernest Hunter
Byron Hester
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Calvin A. Sanders
George E. Williamson
Lydall L. Lemons
Gary Freeman
Craterville Park
Horoscope for Leo on Birthdays and Stars
Birth date Leo Durocher noted as a reference figure. The chart outlines sun sign periods from Aries to Pisces with guidance on outlooks, cautions, and suggested approaches for each period. It highlights leadership gifts and strengths in business arts and sales.
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