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Man weeps for Jerusalem as he nears city gates
A figure approaching the city breaks into lament over its fate and the missed opportunity for peace. The scene echoes a biblical moment where sorrow arises from recognizing lost paths to harmony and reconciliation.
Moon cooperation boosts U S space program save time and money
British space experts say Luna 9 photographs could spare the United States a year of research by providing crucial data. Dr Raymond Lyttleton of Cambridge University adds the images will save significant money and manpower while fostering more Soviet American cooperation in space efforts.
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Scout Oath and Law Endure in Boy Scouts Birthday
The piece reflects on the Boy Scouts of America 56th birth day, noting how many adults recall the Scout Oath and Law from memory. It praises the movement for giving American boys basic life training and contributing to the nation, with optimism for its future impact.
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Polish Church Defies Govt Over Forgiveness Letter
The Polish bishops’ conciliatory letter to Germany at Vatican Council end draws government fire for suggesting Germans’ pardon and German Oder-Neisse acceptance. Cardinal Wyszynski’s defense inspires admiration among opponents of tyranny as church resilience against repression persists.
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Leftist Clergymen Fund Drive Against Viet Nam Policy
A radical peace group, Fellowship of Reconciliation, with a front Clergymen Emergency Committee for Viet Nam, seeks tax exempt funds for ads opposing U S policy in Viet Nam. They sponsored a 22000 ad in the New York Times and plan more. letters ask up to 5000 from wealthy supporters.
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General Taylor Prefers Steady Pressure Over Quick Victory
Washington reports General Maxwell D. Taylor, former JCS chair and Vietnam adviser, says war end could come suddenly but only through steady, unrelenting pressure. He cites Berlin and Korea lessons, urges unified strategy, and outlines four point plan including ground fighting, air power, nonmilitary aid, and diplomacy. He notes 1,200 American civilians to Vietnam for development work and a goal of free elections and national unity. The ambassador argues U.S. commitment to the Vietnamese people, not just their government, guides policy.
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Driving safety and traffic habits in city life
A column notes rising auto crash costs totaling billions and lives lost, urging tougher rules and safer driving. The author recalls near misses at Curtis Street and First Avenue, warns against risky lane behavior, and advocates a city law banning front seat children without proper restraints.
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Three Reasons Behind Humphrey's Sudden Southeast Trip
Vice President Humphrey journeys to Vietnam and Southeast Asia amid three driving factors. First, a favorable reception to his earlier Asia tour and a productive outcome with Marcos and Matsui. Second, Johnson broadens rural pacification in South Vietnam with Hum phyrey leading economic development push, Landsdale named to spearhead the program. Third, the President deepens Hum phyrey involvement in foreign policy decisions while eyeing public opinion and succession.
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Factographs on Jackals and early battles
Scientists view jackals as wild dogs that likely spawned domesticated dogs. Pvt James Haywood was the first American killed at the Battle of Lexington. Most lightning fatalities and injuries in America occur in rural areas.
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Dear George Washington Birthday Letter to the Nation
A playful presidential letter to George Washington praises his warnings on alliances and public virtue while noting modern U.S. policy shifts. The author jokes about Viet Nam NATO SEATO debts military size and court rulings on school prayer reflecting 1960s political headwinds and religion.
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Critics doubt Sydney opera budget clash over big figure
The debate centers on a proposed Sydney grand opera project with critics arguing the cost exceeds 100 million while backers say the price may be about 65 million. The activists question the meaning of “only” in the funding claim.
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