The Greatest Honor To Our Fallen Heroes
Memorial Day is observed with Taps at cemeteries and flags over white crosses while a nation at war contends with differing views. The piece urges honoring the fallen by pursuing a better world for future generations and avoiding harmful language.
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America
Indianapolis
Woodside Cemetery
Church Influence Fading Amid World Tensions
A UPI London dispatch reports a World Council of Churches proposal urging churches to back action against tyranny and racism. Canterbury archbishop Ramsey warns the church is losing influence as religious leaders and leaders like Cardinal Cooke echo calls for inner spiritual guidance to heal global unrest.
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Washington
United States
UPI
London
World Churches
World Council of Churches
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
England
Niton
White House
Cardinal Cooke
New York
St. Augustine
Buddha
Confucius
Mohammed
Moses
Jesus
St Luke
Nixon proposal sharpens draft plan but stirs high school revolt
John Chamberlain warns Nixon's draft reform will push SDS rhetoric into high schools. He notes incendiary SDS pamphlets urging arson like trash can fires, drug culture spreads in suburbs, and warnings of a rising antiwar movement as students confront family and school authority.
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Richard Nixon
New Left
Students For
Nixon
SDS
Sds-Ers
One Arm, No Legs Capt. Cleland Shares Vietnam View
Capt. Max Cleland, U S Army (retired), born 1942, recounts his Khe Sanh experiences after losing two limbs and an arm in Vietnam. He discusses dissent at home, token withdrawals, the war’s political battles, and his plan to write a book analyzing Johnson era policy and Vietnam outcomes.
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Max Cleland
U.S. Army
First Air Calvary
Vietnam
Gordon MacRae
Emory College
Atlanta
Khe Sanh
Cleland
I’ Corps
Veterans Hospital
Washington
Prsident Johnson
Korea
Seventh Fleet
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Doctors Under Fire Medicare Scandal Sparks Bipartisan Debate
The Medicare and Medicaid investigations reveal doctors and providers receiving large sums, including a Miami osteopath accused of 285,866 in a year and New Jersey brothers at 375,000. The Senate Finance Committee questions taxpayer value while industry groups urge inquiry. Ohio State Medical Association calls for full congressional investigation. The piece critiques administrative costs and points to perceived government overreach under Nixon.
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New Jersey
Medicare
Congress
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Ohio Association
May 30 1969 in History Highlights
On this date in history Joan of Arc was burned at Rocun France in 1431 Christopher Columbus began his third voyage in 1498 Allied troops moved toward Rome in 1942 Rafael Trujillo was assassinated in 1961 Martial law hit Nicaragua ten years ago to stave off a general strike Five years ago Pope Paul VI met American Jews at the Vatican decrying their sufferings One year ago Charles de Gaulle dissolved Parliament in Paris and called for elections
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Rocun
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Rome
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Nicaragua
Paul VI
Vatican
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Paris
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