Washington seen as guerrilla leader abroad and in history
The piece surveys foreign schoolbooks on George Washington from Mexico, the Soviet Union, Britain, and France. It notes Mexican views calling him a guerrilla leader with ragged troops, plus British and French texts labeling him an aristocrat with limited military talent yet essential civic leadership.
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Health group seeks higher cigarette price in new plan
A panel of leading British doctors asks the government to sharply raise cigarette prices while reducing pipe tobacco and cigar prices to curb lung cancer. The committee argues inhaling cigarette smoke raises cancer risk, whereas pipe and cigar smoke inhalation is less common.
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First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy To Tour India
Jacqueline Kennedy plans a March month abroad paying her own way with a press contingent. She will visit seven Indian cities including New Delhi and Jammu Kashmir, then Karachi Rawalpindi and Lahore in Pakistan, traveling with sister Lee Radziwill and meeting Nehru and Ayub Khan. A proposed Jacqueline Kennedy Park in New Delhi is expected.
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Shake Em Up With A Bomb, GOP Leader Urges
ST LOUIS Missouri AP Frank Corley Republican national committeeman for Missouri says the United States should detonate a clean weapon just off the three mile limit of Soviet territory to shock the world into understanding that Washington means business Corley urged action if Russia harasses Allied aircraft toward Berlin He spoke Friday night before the annual dinner of the Missouri Republican Editorial Association.
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Budget Viewed as Out of Hand by Pepple in Lincoln Dinner
U S Senate hopeful State Sen. Ross Pepple of Lima denounced the federal budget as completely out of hand saying bureaus and bureaucracy control it. He told the Westlake Republican Club that Kennedy and Congress knew nothing about the budget and urged a campaign stressing private enterprise to create jobs not doles.
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