Westmoreland tightens rules to curb air ship encounters
General Westmoreland issued an order tightening rules for air force and small boats to reduce errors in combat in South Vietnam. The move follows the Point Welcome strike on a U S Coast Guard cutter where five were wounded and two killed and aims to limit civilian casualties and friendly-fire incidents amid ongoing hostilities.
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William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S. Coast Guard
Point Welcome
U.S
Westmoreland
South
Exercise and the unseen value of regular workouts
The article argues that while some doubt fitness for businesspeople and long life, regular moderate exercise benefits brain workers in occasional physical demands and boosts general well being. It notes activities like swimming golf tennis and hiking are enjoyable and add zest to life beyond mere longevity.
Francis Cleveland dies not, but retires from Barnstormers group
Francis Grover Cleveland, son of President Cleveland, retires at 63 from his long time role as producer and director of the Barnstormers at Tamworth New Hampshire. He never pursued politics like his father, though he was elected Tamworth selectman in 1950 as a Republican and twice backed Eisenhower, mirroring John Roosevelt's Republican shift. The piece notes presidential families often diverge from parental paths.
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Francis Grover Cleveland
President Cleveland
The
Barnstormers
Tamworth
N.H
Francis Cleveland
Eisenhower
John Roosevelt
Fdr
Confidence Turns Idea to Invention and Victory
A Norman V. Peale piece extols confident thinking as a tool to overcome problems and spark invention. It cites Utica innovators, Cassius Clay, Gary Player, and visualization to show confidence shaping outcomes, urging readers to believe in themselves and persevere.
Fraud Letter Teaches Caution In Local Affairs
Middletown readers debunk a forged Kentucky governor letter alleging a Kaiser Engineers recruitment fraud. The mock missive mocks welfare claims and Ohio Kentucky politics, prompting a cautionary note about counterfeit official correspondence. The piece also includes a political quote about civic involvement from Willard M. Wilson.
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Middletown
Kentucky
James R. Rhodes
Ohio
James
Kaiser
Perry County
Ohio River
Armco
Longview State Hospital
Hazard
Poredam
Almighty God and Confidence: Power of Five Results
A fragment urging belief in God’s creation of goodness and self efficacy. It encourages prayer, thinking, belief, and confident thinking to grow inner strength and unlock new possibilities through practice of five results.
Cure for schistosomiasis hailed as new weapon against deadly parasite
New York doctors Dr. Edward I. Goldsmith and Dr. B. Kean report a filter-based treatment that extracts blood, exposes it to a filter, and returns it, potentially halting a disease that infects millions via freshwater snails. The method aims to curb 300 eggs per day laid by worms.
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New York
U. S
Egypt
South America
Africa
Edward I. Goldsmith
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
B. Kean
Goldsmith
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Warning on Estate Planning and Heirs in a Will
A reader warns retirees about estate taxes and legal fees draining a $24 000 estate. Five children may receive about $12 600 each after taxes and costs, with years of waiting before full payout. Suggestions include using trusts, choosing a careful lawyer, and setting clear expectations with heirs.
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Whitmore
San
Sasaee
Mr. Whitmore
Terrible Otto Passman and the $26 Billion Foreign Aid
John Chamberlain Passman warns that 1966 foreign aid requests total $9.16 billion, with $16.9 billion unspent in pipelines and $5.8 billion in Export Import Bank funds. He argues Congress should curb fragmentation and redirect funds to domestic programs, noting total potential aid trips to $26 billion and impact on workers and economy.
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Otto
Passman
House of Representatives
Fulbright
Morse
South Viet Nam
Congress
Peace Corps
White House
Martin Luther King
Southeast Asia
League of Women Voters
Otto Passman
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