Veterans Return Aid Still Expands as Peace Talks Prolong
The article outlines veteran benefits including monthly stipends of 130 dollars for education and family support, home loan access within ten years of discharge, and job reinstatement rights within 90 days. It notes civilian education, training opportunities, and employer responsibilities amid ongoing negotiations.
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Americans weigh lunar future after Apollo 8 glimpses
Astronauts report priceless science from the moon but describe a forbidding surface. Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders paint a stark view while missions Apollo 9 and 10 proceed toward rehearsal and proximity tests. Apollo 11 may land in July as a step toward a semipermanent lunar settlement modeled after Antarctica stations.
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Jim Lovell
Bill Anders
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Roots Of Crime Center Named for Kennedy in Morgantown
The Federal Youth Correction Center in Morgantown West Virginia is dedicated to Robert F Kennedy. Edward M Kennedy and Attorney General Ramsey Clark praise rehabilitation over punishment. Clark warns the center must avoid becoming a factory for crime. Morgantown seen as a model for nationwide youth rehabilitation.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Robert F. Kennedy Center
Weather, fires, and civic notes amid winter terms
A 1910 forecast warned of a coming blizzard as five inches of snow covered the ground with more expected. Fires peak with a historic Myersville blaze destroying rail facilities and stores. Mayor Fraley invites residents to a meeting on a new fire truck. Public Works seeks bids for a new state police barracks west of the city. Muse Tailoring relaunches operations after moving to Wisner Street with 230 employees. Frederick mourns the death of William Robert Diggs, linked to the Mulliney Park pool naming. An American zone German papers praise Frederick’s image, noting Walter Gong’s visit and Great Frederick Fair coverage.
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Prederick County
Mucainas
Frederick
Washington Today on 1969 Economy and Vietnam Peace Impact
The article weighs a stabilized 1969 economy against uncertainty from possible Vietnam peace and reduced U S spending. Optimistic forecasts could change if a peace accord lowers government outlays, reducing liquidity and risking unemployment and a rapid readjustment.
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Drop in Cities Vote Cast Hits Humphrey Election
Analysis from Congressional Quarterly shows Humphrey's net vote lead in 60 urban areas about 590000 lower than Kennedy eight years earlier and five million below Johnson in 1964. Voter turnout fell in major cities and suburbs shift leaves cities with many poor and few affluent voters.
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Congressional Quarterly
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Jersey City
Essex County
Newark
Illinois
Nixon
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Philadelphia
Wallace
Economic outlook after war burdens and wage pricing
An analysis of postwar United States economics warns that curbed war spending, tax revenue, and inflation will affect employment and price levels. It stresses the need for balanced budgets, wage restraint, and sustained consumer demand while noting the risks of revenue gaps and delayed price stability.
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Tensions to Ebb in 69 As Soviet Mends Fences
NEA analysis from United Nations New York predicts a 1969 East West détente and a presidential summit after Nixon takes office. Moscow seeks to revive peaceful coexistence, ease Vietnam involvement, and restore prestige after Czechoslovakia, while pushing for unity in the communist bloc and resumed U S talks.
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Aleksandr Shelepin
Ialy
France
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Red China
Yugoslavia
Tito
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Readjustment Plans After War Expected To Avert Recession
The text argues that postwar economies require timely readjustment plans to avoid recession and high unemployment. It cites prior wars where delays in adjustment led to greater downturns and costly government relief programs.
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Haalness
Poisonous Trees Mentioned In Florida Keys
A reader asks about touch poison from trees and is told no large common tree is poisonous to touch while noting coral sumac in the Florida Keys has smooth red bark and is very poisonous to touch. Another question mentions the Republic of South Africa.
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