Scientific Approach to Disaster Drills by Santa Monica Group
The System Development Corp of Santa Monica trains civilian authorities with mock disasters. Using a 50 line auto phone system, emergency network, teletype and CCTV, the non profit simulates crises to study responses and improve disaster management.
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Pacification Progress Seen Slow Despite Gains in Vietnam
The report by a computer shows 11 million people or 66.1 percent of South Vietnam live in areas secure from Viet Cong attacks, up from 62.1 percent in January. Undersecretaries note pacification relies on security and ongoing war progress, while acknowledging the war remains unpopular and slow to show impact.
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Dak To
U.S
Robert W. Komer
Daily Quip and Crossword Snippet
A brief page shows TODAY'S QUIP on discontent from winter shoveling, followed by a themed DAILY CROSSWORD with clues covering words from morsel to by-pass and a cryptogram puzzle titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE using a substitution cipher with a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow example and a quote from Charles E. Hughes as yesterday's solution.
Verify Suspicion of Thievery in a Dear Abby column
A reader asks how to handle suspicions of a daughter stealing over $1,000 from a bank book. Abby advises confronting the daughter with guidance of a competent attorney if suspicions prove true. Also included are brief Q and A items about personal relationships and dress code in public with a navy theme.
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Abby column advice on teens and personal woes
Confidential guidance from Abby urges patience with a soon to be discharged man and encourages seeking ministerial help as a practical tool not a shield. Readers are invited to write Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles for personalized replies and her new booklet offer.
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TV Campaign For Johnson Sees Praise In Congress
In Washington the record shows Democratic lawmakers praising President Johnson's Nov 17 televised news conference as a turning point and the best use of the White House for newsmaking. They argue it strengthens his reelection appeal and sets a favorable template for future broadcasts.
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Daniel K. Inouye
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Claude Pepper
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Gerald R. Ford
GOP
Panacea term in president's view on tax rise
Definition and usage of panacea as a remedy for all ills. The president regards a tax increase as a panacea for the nation's money problems, framing it as a universal cure.
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