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LeMay warns use of atomic bomb if China intervenes Vietnam
Curtis LeMay urges heavy air strikes to end the Vietnam war and says atomic weapons would be used if China intervenes. He backs expanding bombing to destroy North Vietnam's industrial targets, while noting the administration weighs nuclear options as deterrents.
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Air Force
Johnson
Vietnam
Washington
California
Republican Assembly
LeMay
North Vietnam
China
Korea
MacArthur
Yalu River
Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Dean Rusk
le May
Mao Tse-tung
Sympathetic Ear on Dress Restrictions at Grossmont College
Harold Hughes president of Grossmont Junior College in El Cajon California supports a student protest over dress rules. He recalls leading a 1927 Pacific University revolt. The issue centers on male students needing to wear ties to attend class, with socks noted as uncouth.
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Harold Hughes
Grossmont Junior College
el Cajon
Calif
Pacific University
Oregon
Hughes
Taft proposal aims to boost police pay with tax allowance
Representative Robert Taft Jr of Ohio suggests a $2,400 yearly tax allowance for law enforcement officers. He says the measure would equal a salary raise and attract recruits to fill about 50,000 vacancies. The plan would add four $600 deductions, enhancing recruitment potential nationwide.
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Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Space treaty flaws risk U.S. security and oversight
A National Scene analysis warns that the space treaty signed by the United States but not ratified by the Senate relies on an honor system with no inspections. It argues Moscow could hide missiles on orbital platforms, enabling rapid strikes, while vague definitions and unequal openness between the U.S. and Soviet Union could lead to strategic traps and undisclosed programs.
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Washington
United States
Senate
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Outer Space
Suburban growth and the city’s pull explored
The Poor Man's Philosopher laments the rise of suburbs and their uncontrollable growth. It notes Americans flock to cities from distant towns and seek urban life while suburban sprawl continues to expand beyond the metropolis.
Suburban life treads line between freedom and servitude
Hal Boyle notes suburban work life binds a man to job, commute, and lawn duties. A house on a quarter acre becomes a demanding role with repairs, gardening, and social pressure to keep crabgrass and lawn ideals. Children often seek the city’s conformity to escape.
Fifty Years Ago items From The News-Post Files
Fifty years ago April brings war mood in Frederick area as citizens back Wilson and Congress while Younger crowd expects rapid end to war. Frederick County farmers plan record crops due to war and high prices with wheat at four dollars a bushel. County officials study new water supplies amid drought fears and dam hearings on upper Potomac to serve Maryland Virginia watersheds. Capitol Hill news shows Republicans scrutinizing Truman's 38 billion budget, Taft suggests possible cuts of four to six billion without harming services.
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News - Post
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Congress
United States
Frederick County
Washington
War Department
S Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
Maryland - Virginia
Capitol Hill
Ieaders
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Passage Reflections
A brief diary like note by Joe Eisenhauer contemplates living well as life passes, urging kindness and purposeful acts since this world is fleeting and one will not pass this way again. The fragment evokes personal philosophy rather than events or external entities.
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New York
Topsy
America
Oshkesh
Wis
Rygosh
Corneob
Neb
Big Heap Mouit
Greenwich Village
I Am A Tired Housewife Editorial Reprint
The piece reprints Alan C. McIntosh’s I Am A Tired Housewife from U S News a request by Ed Ford David Lawrence notes. It voices fatigue at rising costs taxes and social changes. The wife of a Reno Nev assistant principal vents about modern life and calls for traditional values.
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Alan C. McIntosh
Minnesota
U.S. News & World Report
J. P Strickland
Reno
Nev
David Lawrence
Sissy
Old Hat
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