Who's Winning In Viet Nam War Analysis
A fragmentary military and political overview argues that South Vietnam gains beat Viet Cong threats across multiple fronts. It cites declines in Viet Cong attacks, rising defections, strategic village programs, more schools, and improved rice and sugar figures showing a trend toward eventual victory.
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Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ho Chi Minh
North
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Money in Wells Recalled in P&LE Board Address
Alfred Perlman cited 1878 diary notes about paying New Castle laborers with coins stored in a wine keg and four bank bags sunk in a well by Economites during John Morgan’s raid. He contrasted unsafe old practices with modern federal deposit guarantees and rapid railroad service progress.
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New Castle
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Alfred E. Perlman
P&le
New York Central
Perlman
Newcomen Society
Pittsburgh
Jones
West Economy
John Morgan
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Youngstown
Double Standard urged to end unequal investor protections
Sylvia Porter argues the SEC plans to ask Congress for a law to end the unequal treatment of unlisted companies versus those on exchanges. She cites promised disclosures for listed firms, calls for broader transparency to raise standards and curb self regulation gaps.
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Sylvia Porter
The
Securities & Exchange Commission
Congress
Miss Porter
SEC
Porter
Commencement Speeches Call for Moral Fortitude and Vision
The article echoes graduation speeches urging graduates to pursue the complete man or woman. It stresses virtues of morality justice fortitude and wisdom as guiding aims beyond the ceremony. It notes learning continues after the diploma and urges applying inspirational words in life and work.
Sane government practices to curb borrowing and spending
Meade Kansas Globe Press urges a return to sane government methods. It argues against overspending and borrowing beyond income, warning that delay cannot continue and that the future requires addressing today’s challenges.
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Meade
Kan
Globe Press
Two score and ten years ago in tax calculations
A Junction City note quotes a newspaper riff on a famous speech about taxes and financial strain, framing it as a local reflection on the burden of taxation and ongoing calculations faced by citizens.
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Junction City
Obe
Government is Best Limited by Limiting Its Funds
Birmingham newspaper notes rail of public finance debate with calls to curb government spending and scrutiny of appropriations amid budget pressures.
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Birmingham
Ala
The Tension Between Belonging and Distinction in Fashion
The piece discusses how modern society balances the urge to fit in with the need to stand out. It uses Sapir and Lin Yutang to illustrate adventurous safety and the eternal struggle between dressing to belong and expressing individuality. It argues diverse individuality sustains culture and economy.
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Edward Sapir
Encyclopedia of Social Science
Lin Yutang
United States
Legal Questions on Social Security and Small Loan Recoveries
The widow not entitled to the deceased spouse s Social Security funds unless she qualifies as a surviving spouse at age 62 or has dependent children at death. She may receive a lump sum not tied to the total contributions. For delinquent loans, written notes and judgment notes help, and creditors can pursue formal action. Local bar associations offer typical collection fees and an attorney can quote costs after reviewing the facts.
Wilmington Area Senior Class earns praise over criticism
Loyal Smith defends Wilmington Area School 1963 graduates against Albert Thomas, noting top scholastic honors, National Scholastic Honor Society members, and many headed to college or nursing schools. She credits the senior trip to Washington, D.C., calls for safer Skip Day, and urges respect for youth and hard work.
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Albert Thomas
Wilmington Area School
Lawrence County
Thomas
Wilmington
Washington, D.C
Mr. Thomas
Hall of Faith in Hebrews and Faithful Hall of Fame
Gene Stone reflects on biblical faith as shown in Hebrews chapter 11 and its contrasts with secular fame in American baseball. The devotional piece calls readers to trust in God, citing Abel through Abraham as examples of faith and urging a firm, confident faith and steadfast living.
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Abel
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Sarah
Isaac
Jacob
Writer of
William Paterson and the New Jersey Plan
William Paterson, author of the New Jersey Plan, born 1745, trained as a lawyer. He served as New Jersey attorney general in 1776, sat in the Continental Congress and U S Senate, governed the state 1790 to 1793, and was an associate justice of the Supreme Court for the last 13 years of his life. A New Jersey city bears his name.
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New Jersey
William Paterson
Bible Thought Leaveneth the Whole Lump Quote
A devotional note cites Galatians 5 9 warning that a small fault can spread through a group. It reflects on moral influence and caution in daily life.
Ta Ta Tan Tan: Inside Story of Communist China
Valentin Chu’s new Norton book argues the Great Leap Forward ended in a Great Flop with Mao as a statistician shaping policy. It describes the four pests campaign, the sparrow reversal, and China’s uranium under Soviet guidance, raising questions about future atom bomb prospects.
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Mao Tse-tung
Thomas Jefferson
China
Freda Utley
Irene Corbally Kuhn
State Department
Washington
George Marshall
Valentin Chu
Tan Tan
Norton
Chu
Life Magazine
the New Leader
U. S. News and World Report
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Mr. Chu
Mao
Peking
Sinkiang
Soviet Central Asia
Khrushchev
Owen Lattimore
Pennsylvania Story Shrugs Off Dems and Cranks Up Summer Plans
In Harrisburg the Democratic minority gripes about lack of agenda while Republicans push the sales tax and governorship plans. Governor Scranton weighs potential summer duties with Air Force Reserve ties and family moves, while Philadelphia lawmakers push to add 15 Common Pleas Court judgeships.
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Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Scranton
GOP
Mary
Scranton Washington
Georgetown
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Susan
Madiera School
University of Pennsylvania
Joe
Peter
Washington
Scrantons
Bill
Hotchkiss Academy
Capitol Hill
Air Force Reserve
999Th Air Force Reserve
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Common Pleas Court
Breakfast table car heater puzzle solved by engineer
A 24 year old electronics engineer created a system of switches and a compact control box placed near his coffee cup to start his car and power the heater from his breakfast table. He explains the method lets him avoid cold wait times while warming the car.
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New Castle Pa
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Waonare Mi
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Gene Stone
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Bible Thought
John Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mason Denison
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