Kicking Over The Traces On Rule Of Seniority
The piece defends seniority while noting its flaws in Congress. It highlights Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal of New York as a junior member who challenges the system by exposing health care inadequacies, proposing reforms, and prompting an anti price-boost campaign in poverty-area stores. The author argues more members should occasionally defy seniority to advance the public welfare.
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New Zealand dairy biscuit aids malnutrition needs
The Dairy Research Institute in New Zealand developed a compact milk biscuit to supplement diets in underdeveloped nations. Weighing two thirds of an ounce, it equals a quarter pint of milk in protein and is storeable without refrigeration. Distribution is organized by the Food Bank of New Zealand.
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Dairy Research Institute of New Zealand
Food Bank of New Zealand
Weapon biscuit aids nutrition aims in schools worldwide
A biscuit feeding program tested from the Philippines and Malaysia to Pakistan gains approval as a weapon against malnutrition. New Zealand officials hope milk concentrate will ease global food and health problems. Periodic reports will monitor effectiveness. The verse from Matthew 6 26 is quoted.
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Philippines
Malaysia
Pakistan
New Zealand
Do You Know The Date New York Chronicle Ponders Time
A reflective piece questions the date and New Year traditions while tracing calendar history from Julius Caesar to Gregory XIII. It recalls the 1752 British calendar reform causing 11 days to vanish and notes proposals like the 13 month International Fixed Calendar with a new month Sol.
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Jim Bishop
Gregory XIII
Aloysius Lilius
Luigi Lilio Ghiradi
Christopher Clavius
Julius Caesar
Two Teenagers Discuss Drugs In A Candid Exchange
An observer overhears two teenage boys using filthy slang and trading lines about LSD and marijuana. The piece notes such talk as a phase many youths outgrow and warns that parents may fail to guide them away from dangerous paths.
Sihanouk Signals Shift in Vietnam War Stances
Joseph Alsop argues Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk is moving toward a clearer stance against Hanoi as events unfold from Jacqueline Kennedy's visit to a sanctioned inspection of a North Vietnamese sanctuary. The sequence, he says, marks a meaningful realignment likely to influence U.S. strategy in South Vietnam.
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Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
Sihanouk
Stanley Karnow
Washington Post
Karnow
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Mrs Kennedy
Angkor Wat
Prince
Hanoi
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Prince Sihanouk Signals Shift as U.S. War Effort Advances
The article notes Prince Sihanouk’s overt shift toward backing the American-led South Vietnam effort, marking a key indicator of allied progress in Southeast Asia. It recalls his 1964 expulsion of the then U.S. ambassador and his belief at that time that Hanoi and Beijing would prevail in the region.
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Prince Sihanouk
All Asia
Sihanouk
Asia
Phnom Penh
R. A. Kidder
Southeas Asia
Pope Buckley Credits Vatican Clash Over Vietnam
William F Buckley Jr argues Pope Paul VI's Vietnam stance unsettles Protestants and critics alike. He asserts the Pope as a peace seeker rebukes pacifism while defending justice, liberty, and resistance to genocide. Rumors of ambiguism arise amid capitalisms critiques from Catholic and non Catholic observers.
Local Journal Publishing Details and Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by the New Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates including 10c per weekday, 60c per week for city routes, $15 per year by mail, and higher prices for outside areas. It notes entry as second class mail and dates from 1857, with advertising and distribution details.
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