Editorial: Weak Allies Push U S Into World Policeman Role
The piece argues that Vietnam and the Middle East crisis reveal America as the lone free world power required to police global conflicts. It notes Britain and France are fading actors east of Suez, forcing the United States to shoulder greater responsibility and possibly build a new fleet to monitor the Indian Ocean.
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Vietnam
Middle East
America
Free World
Britain
France
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Suez
Indonesia
Malaysia
Far East
RAF
Hong Kong
Singapore
Royal Marine
Aden
Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
Asia
Indian Ocean
U.S
Egypt
Nasser
Hanoi
Ho-Chi Minh
United Nations
Olio Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues List
A compact list of crossword style clues including Across and Down entries with numbers, partial phrases, and abbreviations for several items such as diseases, measurements, and tools. The fragment shows mixed language cues and irregular spacing typical of a puzzle page.
May jobless rate climbs amid weather dampening hiring
The Labor Department reported 2,457,000 Americans unemployed in May with a 3.8 percent rate, highest in seven months. Dry factors show construction 100,000 below normal and manufacturing down 290,000, while seasonal adjustments and labor-force changes raise the rate. A new bathymetric map by Environmental Science Services Administration outlines 10,000 square miles off California for resource exploration, from Cape San Martin to Santa Rosa Island.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Environmental Science Services Administration
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cape San Martin
Point Conception
Santa Rosa Island
Baldwin to resign as undersecretary of Navy July 31
The Associated Press reports Robert H. D. Baldwin will re sign as undersecretary of the Navy on July 31. He will be succeeded by Charles F. Baird, who is now assistant secretary for financial management. The move_SHORT. The Supreme Court will complete its term next Monday and begin the next term on Oct. 2. Dr. Wernher von Braun receives the Langley Medal today. Airlines must pay Boeing $750,000 by March 31 to reserve delivery positions for the supersonic transport.
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Associated Press
Robert H. D. Baldwin
Navy
Charles F. Baird
Supreme Court
Wernher von Braun
Smithsonian Institution
Boeing Co
Boeing
Federal Aviation Agency
Power Failure Hearing Aims To Explain Northeast Outage
Senator Warren Magnuson chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee will hear today an explanation of Monday's blackout that affected New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and Maryland. The quote notes lessons from the 1965 Northeast blackout and questions whether they were learned.
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Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Milk from a peanut provokes a farmer’s quip
Jed Parson’s son, a chemist, visits home and explains his lab produced a milk like substance from a peanut. The farmer replies with a humorous jab about the “low stool,” highlighting rural wit and the era’s science vibe.
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Jed Parson
Weill
Jed
Mt Vernon Urges Fast Action on Urban Renewal
Mt Vernon plans a June 15 meeting involving the city council high school board and Leo J Shapiro and Associates to reactivate a long delayed urban renewal project south of Mt Vernon High School. The report traces delays funding and policy changes that stalled the plan and outlines steps now under way to revive the effort.
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Mt. Vernon
Chicago
Leo J. Shapiro and Associates
Chester Lewis
Joe Kesler
Lewis
Planning Commission
Federal
Leo J. Shapiro
High School Junior College Board
Poverty in Kentucky State Employee Pay
A Kentucky report shows fifteen percent of state employees earn under 3000 annually, below the federal poverty line. Two thirds are paid under 100 dollars weekly, while about one half of one percent earn more than 15000 a year, highlighting wage disparities.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter for Wednesday
General tendencies suggest you can shape conditions to suit you and be seen in a favorable light. Aries explains plans clearly to gain cooperation. Taurus gains expert monetary help. Gemini charms. Moon Children access data discreetly. Leo shows devotion while planning to repay social debts. Virgo urges action with influence. Libra to adopt good ideas. Scorpio modernizes obligations. Sagittarius earns understanding. Capricorn plans early and acts. Aquarius seeks recreation with congenials. Pisces aids home harmony though a puzzling situation may remain.
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Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Barbs by Walter C Parkes
A dated humor column riffs on loafers in bread bakeries and hidden taxes on everyday goods. It quips about aging, work pressure, rising costs of living, and social idle chatter with wry wordplay and light satirical jabs.
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Walter C. Parkes
Americans Evacuate 700 From Nigeria in Biafra Crisis
The U S Embassy plans a Saturday airlift to extract about 700 Americans from eastern Nigeria as rebels and central forces clash. Most evacuees are from Port Harcourt. the operation may extend a week. Britain and Italy prepare to withdraw nationals. Gowon mobilizes troops and imposes port embargoes amid dwindling east–west communications. Oil from the east fuels Nigeria's economy.
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Arnold Zeitlin
Lagos
Nigeria
U.S
Elbert G. Mathews
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Republic of
Biafra
Port Harcourt
Enugu
Ojukwu
Albion
British Defense Ministry
London
Middle East
Yakubu Gowon
Navy
Gowon
Bonny
U.N
Mozart’s Prolific Output Across a Storied Life
The article notes Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart created more than 600 musical works over his 35 years, highlighting his extraordinary productivity and enduring influence in classical music.
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Mozart
On This Date in History June 6 1967 Highlights
June 6 1967 marks D Day 1944 Allied landings in Normandy. Other noted events include Nathan Hale born 1755 Patrick Henry died 1799 Alsace annexation 1871 SEC creation 1934 Yorktown sunk 1942 Okinawa airfield captured 1945 Baghdad Pact 1967 and Gemini 9 splashdown 1969. The piece ends with a question on the meaning of Hannah.
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Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Patrick Henry
Alsace
Germany
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Midway
Naha
Okinawa
John F. Kennedy
Makarios
Cyprus
United States
First U.S. President to Use Telephone in Campaign
The quiz cites William McKinley as the first president to use the telephone for campaign purposes in 1896. It notes a filly named Regret won the Kentucky Derby in 1915. A loadstone is a hard black stone with magnetic properties, historically an early magnet discovered in Asia Minor.
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U.S
William McKinley
Asia Minor
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