Idiot Drivers Highlight Drive Through City Traffic
An editorial lauds a recent example of reckless driving seen on the way to work. A motorist four times cut across lanes without signaling, risking many lives. A Missouri professor links depersonalization behind the wheel to reduced courtesy and responsibility, urging driver tests and awareness as holidays and speed intensify.
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Janes
University of Missouri
Fred McKinney
Dr. McKinney
Monroe
Twin Cities
William Harper
Twin City
Soldier freed after lack of trained counsel at court martial
The Justice Department upheld a judge’s ruling that Pfc. James Stapley, 19, was wrongly imprisoned for nine misconduct charges after a veterinarian defended him at a special court-martial at Ft. Douglas Utah. The decision emphasized trained lawyers are required for general courts-martials, while lesser offenses may allow trained counsel. A Salt Lake City lawyer appealed, leading to Stapley’s release, and the case raises concerns about fairness and kangaroo justice in military proceedings.
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Pfc
James Stapley
Stapley
Ft. Douglas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Army
U.S. District Court
Pfe. Stapley
Dawson Trek II seeks new life in Oregon elk country
Donald Dawson, a California fisherman famed for searching Viet Nam jungles for his brother, leaves four months in VC prison behind as he moves with six family members to Oregon. He chronicles two failed quests to find his father at sea and his brother in Asia, and hopes malaria and hardship fade in a new home.
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California
Oregon Elk Country
Dawson
Dan
Don
U S Should Launch All Out Bombing Of Hanoi Depots
The 1965 New York Herald Tribune opinion piece argues for intensified U S bombing of Hanoi depots to end the Viet Nam war. It cites McNamara on a prolonged conflict, warns of Chinese escalation, and calls for decisive air power to force a quick victory over Communist forces.
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Korea
George Mahon
Texas
House Committee On Appropriations
Civil Defense Council of
West Texas
New Mexico
China
Red China
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Washington Is Ghost Town USA Says Columnist
Washington in December 1965 feels like a mining town after the ore runs out. Humphrey and Goldberg are lampooned for weak efforts as the vice president and UN ambassador are labeled slumber billets. The piece mocks Viet Nam policy talk, suggests the presidency and UN post are consolation prizes, and notes liberal inquiries into crime research and court reform with a skeptical trench-warfare tone.
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Hubert Humphrey
Arthur Goldberg
U.S. Information Service
Humphrey
Hanoi
Peking
Viet Nam
Goldberg
Ghost Town
USA
Henry Cabot Lodge
Adlai Stevenson
Latin America
New York
District of Columbia
Solons Oppose Egypt Aid in Washington Debate
Congress members from both parties push against resuming U.S. aid to Egypt’s Gamal Abdul Nasser. Republican and Democratic voices demand new data or a peace program, while bipartisan senators plan to block funding and question Cairo’s use of food-for-peace shipments and hard currency.
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Congress
Administration
Egyptia
Gamal Abdul Nasser
Ren
Lennard Warhetain
Trios Weswew
Cairo
Egypt
United States
Farbstein
Rusk
House
Nasser
Senate
Thomas Dodd
D.-Conn
Ernest Gruening
Iran
Africa
Middle East
Abdel Ghader Owdeh
Teheran
Congo
Yemen
Israel
U.S
Owdeh
Ile
Joannes von Leers
Ministry of Propaganda
Hitler
Nazi Political College
Bery Nard Bender
Secret
Gestapo
Joachi Daemling
About Your Health Gout prevention and triggers in daily life
A health note explains gout onset often in the morning with sudden toe pain, heat, and tenderness. It lists triggers such as minor injuries, overeating, and alcohol, notes medicines that may provoke attacks, and urges high water intake to prevent kidney stones, with reader questions on gravel prevention and fear of game animal mounts.
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Can phlebitis develop in an arm article
A. D. asks if phlebitis can occur in an arm. Yes, vein inflammation mainly affects legs but can develop in nearly every surface vein of the body as observed by clinicians.
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Can a 40 year old man have hardening of their cells
The reader asks whether a 40 year old man can experience hardening of the arteries or cells. Medical guidance notes that age, lifestyle, and genetics influence vascular changes. Seek evaluation if symptoms arise, as early detection improves management with lifestyle modification and medical treatment.
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Health Hint Warns on Diet and Arteries
Today's Health Hint cautions that nonprotein diets may pose danger to arteries rather than cells. Ous
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