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Guilt About Hitler Divides, Yet Binds West War Views
An editorial mix discusses Franz Josef Strauss arguing Hitler’s responsibility in WWI was not his sole fault, and links German guilt to political manipulation. It extols moderation in blame, notes Russian influence, and champions reunification tied to Chechoslovak Sudetenland lessons. The column shifts to a Rhode Island golf course trial of nighttime play, praising access and health benefits while noting gendered reactions and domestic impacts.
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Hitler
Franz-Josef Strauss
West Germany
Adolph Hitler
Poland
Herr Strauss
Britain
France
Germany
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Fill the Blanks ACROSS 1- shooting 5 Lemon or- 9Gone to the 12 Chest rattle
Puzzle style word list blends clues across and down for a newspaper fill in. It features scattered fragments including shooting lemon or gone to and chest rattle with other disjointed hints and partial entries.
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Vegas
New Mexico
Washington Column For Want of a Nail and Lost Secrets
U S defense secrets were compromised by 40 hidden micro phones in the Moscow embassy after 11 years of lagging detection experts say the solution lies in counterintelligence funding and new detection tech including ultrasonic wall sensors and in-wall vibro devices. The State Department installed G Martin Gentile as deputy assistant secretary of state for security two and a half months ago amid a review of procedures and a call for increased security research funds.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
Moscow
State Department
G. Martin Gentile
Central Intelligence Agency
Public appearances and life updates in Hollywood and New York
Actor Peter Sellers makes a wan but upbeat return at a Cedars of Lebanon Hospital staff screening to thank his medical team after his April heart attack. Former President Hoover, 89, shows improvement in a New York hotel apartment, three months after near death from infection and bleeding. Dolores Hart, once a Hollywood star, now a Benedictine postulant, says she has found happiness in Bethlehem Connecticut. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart calls tax client case facts dull yet honest in his opinion.
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Peter Sellers
United Artists
Sellers
Henry Orient
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
New York
Cap
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Dolores Hart
Miss Hart
New York Post
Regina Landis
Bethlehem
Conn
Washington (Ap
Potter Stewart
U.S. Supreme Court
NASA Saturn Apollo satellite reentry and engine issue
Washington reports the unmanned 80-foot Saturn Apollo satellite reentered the atmosphere at 7 30 p m EST after a May 28 Cape Kennedy launch. Film showed one engine shut down 24 seconds early, but overall performance matched expectations per NASA officials.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Fla
South Viet Nam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Denmark
Norway
Japan
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
H. R. Gross
Iowa
E. Y. Berry
South Dakota
Edward J. Derwinski
Ilinois
James F. Battin
Montana
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
India
U.S
Government of India
Nehru
Lil Bahadur Shastri
Horoscope Forecast For Zodiac Signs And Advice
The page presents a William Carroll Righter style forecast with daily guidance for all zodiac signs Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It invites readers to apply themselves, seek expert help, manage finances, and focus on practical advancement, personal advancement, and social opportunities. It notes the July forecast and offers a paid copy to Mt. Vernon Register-News readers.
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Moon Children
Leo
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Libra
Borpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Mt. Vernon
Barbs by Hae Cochran Moctor TM Porters
A playful verse notes that Moctor would suit Pullman porters given their many berths. It jokes about checks not reaching the bank before the next paycheck arrives and quips about sweeping the house and planting garden seeds. It also mocks Keep Off The Grass signs in public parks.
Avocado Quizzes and Hague Palace Fundraiser Facts
A light notes page cites the avocado as the so called sdiigator pear due to shape and hide. It recalls Andrew Carnegie’s 1905 gift of 1.5 million toward the Hague Peace Palace. It also states the Treasury has lifted all restrictions on gold certificates. Leap Year progresses and a reminder to trust police sirens or train whistles.
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Hague
Netherlands
Andrew Carnegie
Secretary of the Treasury
On This Date In History June 2 1964 Highlights
On this date several events are noted including Grover Cleveland's 1886 marriage to Frances Folsom at the White House in Washington D C Maine becoming the first prohibition state in 1851 the first night baseball game in 1875 and the British evacuation of largely all expeditionary forces from Dunkirk in 1910. Also mentioned is a 1940s shuttle bombing base in the Soviet Union a 1937 end to Soviet ILO participation and a 1950s political move in Indonesia with Sukarno. Pope John’s failing health is recorded as a year ago death imminent per physicians.
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Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Buffalo
N.Y
White House
Maine
Union
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Fort Wayne
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International Labor Organization
Geneva
Indonesia
Constituent Assembly
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Pope John
Castro accuses US of germ warfare probe in Cuba
NAVASA AP reports Fidel Castro warns of possible United States instigated germ warfare attack in Sancti Spiritus Las Villas. He described objects that fell, dissolving with a gelatinous substance like bacterial culture material. US denial followed.
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Navasa
Fidel Castro
United States
Korea
South Viet Nam
Sancti Spiritus
Las Villas
Castro
LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Tokyo
Kuala Lumpur
Abdul Rahman
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Manners Shifts as Old Phrases Fall Out of Use
A linguistic note observes that polite social phrases like charming words, delightful remarks, and pleased to meet you are fading from everyday speech as modern etiquette evolves. Experts caution that respect and cordiality endure even as old expressions wane.
California Republicans face final major presidential choice
National news reports California Republicans selecting between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in the last major presidential primary. Violence prompts plans for more police patrols and a protective radio network on New York City subways. Internationally India’s Congress party names Lal Bahadur Shastri to succeed Nehru by acclamation. U.S. strategists discuss Southeast Asia moves at a Honolulu conference.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
International India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
U.S
Southeast Asia
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