Europe Realignment Moves to Ease East West Rift
The Monroe News-Star surveys European shifts as France plans NATO withdrawal and de Gaulle visits the Soviet Union, while Nicolae Ceausescu pursues a blocless Europe. Observers see aims to boost French foreign action, curb U.S. influence, and foster a less tense, more cooperative European order including Germany, the Soviet Union, and Western states.
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de Gaulle
France
NATO
Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Ceausescu
Washington
European
Moscow
United States
Germany
Russia
Paris
West Germany
Immolation in the Orient as Buddhist protest in Viet Nam
Immolation by nearly a dozen Buddhist monks and nuns in South Viet Nam protests against the Ky government. The article notes historical and religious context, cites a sacred passage about self-sacrifice, and contrasts Western reactions with political outcomes, including impact on Ngo Dinh Nhu regime and Mme Nhu's harsh remarks.
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Viet Nam
Orient
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Mme. Nhu
Alumni colleges revive campus study during reunion season
A wave of alumni seminars spans the nation as colleges host lectures and symposiums for returning graduates. Yale Dartmouth Bucknell lead programs with themes on education, society, design, technology, and leadership. More than 70 institutions run full alumni colleges, with about 175 additional seminars, reflecting a lifelong learning tradition cited by university leaders.
Soviet Union Misreads U S in Geneva Disarmament Talks
The Geneva disarmament conference opens after a six week recess as the Soviet chief negotiator demands U S withdrawal from Viet Nam, signaling a hardline stance. Senator Clark calls the shift an unfortunate change of mind while Secretary Rusk says U S troops will stay until peace is achieved.
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Geneva
Viet Nam
America
Kremlin
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Moscow
Rusk
United States
They Don't Play The Old Game In America Anymore
Washington report notes a shift in work attitudes and job markets as automation raises demand for practical nurses clerks and drivers while Americans avoid entry level roles. It cites two million open positions and explains factors behind unemployment and underemployment across sectors.
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Washington, D.C
Wirtz
New York City
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Joint Economic Committee
U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
Ford Foundation
USA
Credibility Gap Becomes Major Issue in Campaign
Washington faces a rising credibility gap as Republicans seize on White House deceptions in Viet Nam coverage. Polls show 60 percent doubt truthfulness from officials, with 67 percent saying government sometimes tells the truth and 13 percent believing almost never.
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Washington
National Analysts, Inc
Philadelphia
White House
Viet Nam
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton, N.J
Arthur Sylvester
U.S
Robert H. Fleming
John Rhodes
R.-Ariz
Earl C. Wheeler
Army
Harold K. Johnson
Senate
George Ball
South
Defense
McNamara
How To Keep Well The Big Sneeze Season Allergies
Seasonal hay fever is an allergic condition caused mainly by pollen from trees grasses and weeds. Tests determine reactions to local pollens and treatment focuses on avoidance air filtration decongestants antihistamines and possibly desensitization. Physicians note that symptoms vary by location with May to July tree pollen June grass pollen and August to October ragweed common.
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Northwoods
Health Questions and Advice in Brief
Readers seek guidance on diphtheria antitoxin after a positive Schick test and cancer treatments. Mustard gas use in cancer is noted as limited and variable. Clarifications on contact dermatitis versus eczema and advice about ingrown toenails are provided with general health tips.
Newspaper masthead and mission statement from Monroe unit
The Monroe News-Star-World details its second class mailing status dated June 1 1909. It lists staff including Robert Ewing Jr chairman William H Bronson president Jack Campbell GM Edmund G Brown assistant GM Jack Gates editor and William C Hardin city editor. It notes Associated Press affiliation and editorial stance.
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News-Star—World Veining Corporation
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Olive Street
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Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mgr
Jack Gates
William C. Hardin
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Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angles
Charlotte
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