A Test Ban Nearly Safe
In the wake of Argentina’s military coup that toppled President Illia and dissolved parties and Congress, the United States faces a dilemma between opposing forceful changes and backing orderly constitutional government. The OAS, though imperfect, must gain leverage to deter coups. The inter-American conference in Buenos Aires, set for August 29, may shift to address charter reforms to curb such upheavals.
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Argentina
Latin America
U.S
Arturo Illia
America
Organization of American States
Buenos Aires
inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers
OAS
Endless bread loaf patent from Keene engineer
New Hampshire industrial engineer Peter J. Booras of Keene received a patent for an endless bread loaf system. The method allows bakeries to run dough on a belt through ovens and then chop baked dough into lengths, eliminating end crusts but offering a continuous loaf concept likely to spread.
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New Hampshire
Peter J. Booras
Keene, N.H
National Oceanography Association Forms in Washington
The National Oceanography Association NOA announces its founding in Washington with John H. Clotworthy as first president. The group aims to raise public awareness of oceans' impact on future generations and promote ocean resource exploration. Noah as a homonym adds a curious touch to the initials.
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National Oceanography Association
NOA
Noah
Earth
Dear And Dead Weak Ends Saturday Party Texan Tone
Jim Bishop recalls a chaotic Saturday night party with lively guests and heavy drinking. The scene centers on families, improvised babysitting, good food, and a gallery of characters including Willie the flirt Freddie the alcoholic and Jackie the whispering politician. The piece evokes a boozy, animated rural-urban social mix.
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Nan
Lovey
Nobodly
Willie
Ben
Appeasers Not Bombing Prolong Viet Nam War
Washington debate centers on Congress critics urging surrender while McNamara and Thant urge realism. The United States defends South Viet Nam with targeted bombing of oil facilities in North Viet Nam, aiming to disrupt enemy supply lines and deter further aggression. The stance praises firm action, warning appeasers prolong the conflict and threaten victory for allies.
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Washington
Viet Nam
North
Congress
United States
South Viet Nam
MR. Thant
McNamara
Soviet Union
Senate
House
South
China
Crisis of Confidence in the Johnson Era Featured By Meredith
James Meredith warned in Hernando Mississippi that the President must act or admit deceit. The piece reviews Johnson’s record on polling tax votes Taft-Hartley repeal Viet Nam policy and bomb shortages. It cites McNamara and Rusk on troop plans and NATO assurances. H.R. Gross labels a crisis of confidence as contradictions mount and the public loses trust.
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James Meredith
Hernando
Mississippi
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
McNamara
Viet
Adlai Stevenson
Hanoi
Rangoon
Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Yellowstone vacation a fisherman's dream and nature lover's dream
Mrs Chester M Smith of Sherman Ave promotes a Yellowstone National Park visit detailing vast scenery in Wyoming. The piece highlights Grand Teton peaks, lakes and rivers with trout, Old Faithful geyser, rustic Old Faithful Inn, diverse wildlife, and dramatic mineral features. It notes climate, park regulations, and that filming often occurs there including a new TV show.
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Chester M. Smith
Sherman Ave
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Tetons
Old Faithful
Old Faithful Inn
Monroes
Teachers' Salaries Law: Something Should Be Done
A reader argues teachers are America's greatest asset yet underpaid. They note low top pay, long hours, benefits and pensions funded from salaries, and lack of profit sharing. The writer urges action by people and government to fix salaries, calling current pay a farce.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Tucky
Coca-Cola Company
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