Defense and Civil Ill in Defense Establishment Ambition
Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford mobilizes vast resources for a domestic reform push. He argues national security rests on unity and social needs, outlining plans for low cost housing in California, automated hospitals, and education and industry collaboration to spread defense work and assist slum areas while prioritizing a quick victory in Vietnam.
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United States
Clark M. Clifford
Defense Department
Clifford
Department of Defense
Cal
Ifornia
Vietnam
Pravda Justifies Soviet Cuba Invasion and Czech Occupation
The Pravda article argues that formal sovereignty is secondary to socialism and the protection of socialist states. It claims that real sovereignty requires intervention by allied nations to defend socialism, implying justification for military force in Czechoslovakia and potentially Cuba.
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Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Cuba
De Gaulle Warns West Germany Allies Stand Ready
After a two day visit to West Germany, President de Gaulle pledged that France and Bonn will stand together if the Czechoslovak crisis leads to international catastrophe. He implied France would join the United States and West Germany in defense if Moscow threatened.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Paris
Bonn
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Kurt Keisinger
United States
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Letters to the Editor on School Authority and Child Welfare
A reader urges checks on state mandates and school officials who exert authority. A Montgomery County mother recounts her son’s repeated fourth grade, comments on retained students, and the long impact of discouragement, dropout, and Vietnam service.
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Montgomery County
Vietnam
MS. Rose
Mahif. Robinson
All Rioters Are Not One Piece Says Pentagon Riot Observers
NEA Washington correspondent Ray Cromley argues that rioters at Columbia Chicago Berkeley and the Pentagon riot show diverse motives and roles from hardliners and professionals to sightseers and decent demonstrators. He urges separating crowds and listening to sincere nonviolent protesters while condemning violence.
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Washington
Nea
Columbia University
Chicago
Berkeley
Pentagon
Eary efeTan O
Columbia
Spanish flu toll and 1918 life headlines in Middletown
Dated yesterday October 7, 1918 four more county residents die of the Spanish flu. Dr Boutson says the epidemic subsiding though a few new milder cases appear. Frank Harding escapes a fatal car fall at Jug Bridge. Mrs Bartgis confirms son G C Bartgis wounded in action. A large patriotic rally in Middletown. Dated October 7, 1948 about beans on Route 26 truck damages and airport sealing coat planned at 12 000 cost. Route 40 resurfacing completed by T B Gatch. Condemnation proceedings involving Kemp land for Camp Detrick set for November trial.
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T. C. Boutson
D. Chester Kemp
Seventh Street Pike
Camp Detrick
U.S. District Court
Peace in Our Times echoes of Munich and looming war
Washington Today recalls the 1938 Munich Pact and Hitler's expansion, linking appeasement to World War II and warning that reliance on negotiations risks repeat in Southeast Asia amid Vietnam tensions and Moscow ties. The piece argues for allied defense of smaller nations and self-determination to prevent a broader conflict.
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Europe
Great Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Western Europe
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Nazi Germany
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hitler
Chamberlain
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Poland
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Stalin
Berlin-Moscow
Russia
Britain
United States
America
Far East
Japan
China
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
North Vietnam
Moscow
Hanni
Almlanes
Inwardiuue
Obscure Lessons in Daily Life From a Fragmented Tex
A garbled text blend contrasts travel culture and work habits with stray facts. It mentions airlines, typewriter prototypes, a boss buying a boat, office staff aboard, eye care, iron versus lead in bodies, driving lessons, and an artist with minimal work.
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Jug Bridge
Geogianna Bartgis
Yellow Springs
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Red Cross
Community Defense League
Middletown
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Unionville
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Hagerstown
T. B. Gatch Construction Company
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