Vietnam Inflation Forcing Vietnamese Into Multiple Jobs
Vietnamese families battle wartime inflation with two to three jobs as prices soar since 1965. Officials like Nguyen Van Tinh earn low salaries yet depend on side work, while civil servants face real income losses and graft, despite rising nongovernment earnings and widespread consumer goods sales.
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South Vietnam
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Labor Department
Tinh
Tet
Cit
U. Hs
Today in History highlights and notable events
Key events listed include the ratification of the U.S. Constitution by New Hampshire in 1788, John Smith's death in 1631, Cyrus McCormick patenting the grain reaper in 1834, and several 19th and 20th century milestones such as the Molly Maguires executions in 1877, U.S. troops landing in Cuba in 1898, Tobruk fall in 1942, and Pope Paul VI's election in 1963. The recap spans decades and notable figures.
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U.S
New Hampshire
John Smith
Cyrus McCormick
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Libya
Tobruk
Columbia Broadcasting System
A_ United Nations committee
Imre Nagy
Giovannia Battista Montini
Milan
Italy
Pope Paul VI
Egypt
Baptism and visits mark Braceville notes
Braceville notes report six week old Kevin Kisellus baptized at Braceville Methodist Church with Rev Eugene Seaman officiating. Sponsors named Chet Bender Harvey Freistedt and Clarence Namechick. Also Father’s Day visit to Miss Mary Nam chick, Friendly Club meeting at Hazel S. Pope home, birth of David Allen Decker June 6 in Morris Hospital, and trips by Jane Miller Billie Jo, Frank Jewett Jennifer Jenard visit relatives.
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James Kisellus
Braceville Methodist Church
Eugene Seaman
Chet Bender
Braceville
Harvey Freistedt
Chicago
Clarence Namechick
Streator
Mary Namchick
Friendly Club
Hazel S. Pope
Donald Decker
David Allen
Morris Hospital
Jane Miller
Billie Jo
Sullivan
Frank Jewett
Jennifer
Kennard, Neb
Dr Crane on Early Aviation Maps Faces and Fans
Dr John B CraneEconomics Professor and aviation expert recalls early airline development and remarkable episodes from his career. A 1930s anecdote includes Charles Lindbergh doubted for a Central America airline venture and a stewardess witnessing a passenger’s death midflight. Another tale follows a famed air mail pilot who drank whiskey on a flight and drifted off course, ending in Texas.
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Europe
Congress
U. S
Central America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Indiana
Becky
Train Kills Boy On Belleville Trestle
A 12 year old Belleville boy named Paul Wilson died after being struck by a Southern Railway train on a trestle outside the city. He was playing with another boy who escaped. Wilson had a cast on his arm and apparently did not jump to avoid injuring it.
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Belleville
Paul Wilson
Adolph Wilson
France Faces Disorder in Cheese Rich Nation
France grapples with widespread disturbances as protests and unrest ripple across cities. The chaotic scene underscores President Charles de Gaulle’s remark about governing a country with numerous regional cheeses.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Television In Review: The Golddiggers and Dragnet
New York AP reviews NBCs The Golddiggers a Dean Martin hosted summer hour with Joey Heatherton Sinatra Jr and strong comic turns by Paul Lynde Barbara Heller and Stu Gilliam. It notes uneven star power despite polished production and a shift toward light spoof and musical numbers. Dragnet is described as educational but dull with a low violence quotient and a pedestrian police story.
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Superman
Rev Dr Robert J Marshall Elected Lutheran President
The Rev Dr Robert J Marshall of Chicago was elected to serve the unexpired term as president of the Lutheran Church in America on the third ballot at the biennial convention. He will serve until 1970 and then face re election. Marshall plans to move to New York to lead the national headquarters.
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Robert J. Marshall
Chicago
Franklin C. Fry
Lutheran Church In America
Marshall
Fry
New York
Illinois Synod
Dr. Marshall
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Ann Landers columns prompt family conflicts and dating advice
A reader asks how a five year old's nightly bed proximity harms her marriage and how to address the child’s behavior. Ann Landers suggests medical insight and parental education to protect the couple.
TV Schedule Snippet for Afternoon to Night Mart
A dated listings fragment showing channel blocks from 12:00 noon to 10:00 p.m. including News, sports, movies, variety shows, and game programs. Highlights feature Lee Phillip, Craig Breedlove, NFL Action, Hogan's Heroes, Petticoat Junction, Password, and Mannix among others.
Daily Across Clue Match From Puzzle Page
A crossword style clue list with multiple entries including Leaning Tower city blemish wildly stories voided escutcheon howdah hint couples abbr music note exclamation hive dweller encountered lemur titles acknowledges listen meetings ostrich like bird constellation exclamations sloth friar's title Dickens character clear employed breathe noisily in sleep trap hastenea food fish
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Friar
Crossword 18 Second ary 19 Failure 21 Beige 22 Noahs shelter
Puzzle clues from a newspaper page list terms and wordplays. Entries include multilingual hints and geographic references alongside common crossword items.
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Beige
Noah's Shelter
Enclosure
Man's Name
Gambler's Choice
Matador
Shelter
Woman Case Dismissed After Stop Sign Admission
Lexington judge dismisses charges against a woman accused of running a newly installed stop sign after she claims she did not know it existed. The judge remarks he also failed to notice the sign and admits he ran it himself recently. The case is dropped.
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Yvonne
Lexington
Walter Tackett
The C-5 Galaxy Powers Across the Skies
The Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, the world’s largest airplane, will carry enough fuel to cover about 130 New York to Los Angeles round trips for an average car. Its cargo bay could house an eight-lane bowling alley, illustrating its enormous capacity and scale.
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New York
Los Angeles
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