The Unsung Heroes and Quiet Courage
A meditation on everyday bravery beyond dramatic heroics. The piece honors the crippled boy in a wheelchair, the girl with crutches, and the steadfast worker who endures pain and inconvenience, highlighting resilience in ordinary life and the unseen valor around us.
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Chaplain Queaty Dies in Combat During Helicopter Drop
A Roman Catholic chaplain, Captain Michael J. Queaty, urged to stay with frontline troops, flew forward with reinforcements to a battleground. He administered rites to wounded fighters before being killed by machine gun fire. His mother in New York mourns his loss as brothers reflect on his courage and devotion.
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Michael J. Queaty
Mfy
Acrevican
New York
Inside Hoa Hao Village Life in South Viet Nam
Long Xuyen dispatch profiles Hoa Hao villagers showing discipline, family worship as the daily core of life. A private in the Hoa Hao reserve speaks of unity, future confidence, and resolve to stand against the Communists, with daily family worship cited as the key bond across families.
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NEA
Saigon
Hoa Hao
John Foster Dulles
U.S
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Elicopter
Viet Nam
South
Utah Voters Reject State Modernization Measures
A fragmented report notes Utah and several states faced reforms aimed at modernizing state government. The Utah lower house passed a bill 39-30 with a 359-EDGE in the Senate, signaling strong conservative resistance to constitutional revision and modernization efforts.
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Utah
Nebraska
Casfora
Anday
John Birch Societys
Doe
Michigan
Ida Idaho
Uncis
New York
Marsland
Senate
Bear
Man confesses to 39 votes in state election
A Montgomery County man admitted to the state’s attorney that he voted 39 times in the recent state election as officials investigate a broader political corruption probe. He was arrested after ballots showed identical handwriting with different names, including 38 deceased individuals last year.
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Montgomery County
Frederick Aldermen approve water mains purchase plan
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen approved a contract to buy all water mains owned by G L Thomas Sr on South Jefferson Street Jefferson Pike Johnson Pike Harpers Ferry Road and Pearl and Adams Streets for 5000. Mayor Lloyd C Culler to sign after Thomas promised to reimburse all who paid connection charges to his private supply. A full time secretary for the Frederick Chamber of Commerce will be hired.
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Frederick City
G. L. Thomas Sr
Jefferson Street
Jefferson Pike
Johnson Pike
Harpers Ferry Road
Pearl and
Adams Streets
Lloyd C. Culler
Thomas
Washington Today: U S Considering Red China UN Membership
Washington weighs a study backed by Italy and others on Red China and the UN. The United States aims to clarify responsibility, while preserving its commitment to Nationalist China and Formosa, and seeks open discussion on membership.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
U.N
Italy
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Arthur Goldberg
China
Peiping
Formosa
United Natons
Red China
United Naions
Formicosa
Security Council
General Assembly
Korea
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