War Hell War Hell analysis of atrocities and war’s brutal reality
A reflective piece argues that atrocities in Vietnam echo universal war horrors. It notes public reactions differ by governments and times, compares past wars, and cites psychological studies on soldiers who face extreme battle terror. War is depicted as an enduring, universal atrocity.
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Thief Is All Heart Thief Is All Heart
Mrs. Joannes Seipel’s Cleveland apartment was burglarized during funeral arrangements for her husband killed in an auto crash. The next night a caller claiming to be the thief apologized for the death and promised to return items. A TV set, papers, and jewelry were later recovered behind her garage with some valuables still missing.
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Joannes Seipel
ABC picks top sports events of the 1960s in Roone Arledge list
Roone Arledge names his ten most memorable sports moments of the 1960s including the 1969 Mets rise to baseball glory, Cassius Clay’s 1964 title, Roger Maris 61st homer, Packers 1967 title, Jets upset, Celtics' 1966 comeback, Bob Beamon’s 1968 long jump, Casper’s 1966 Open win, England’s 1966 World Cup victory, and the 1966 MSU-Notre Dame tie.
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Bob Beamon
Mexico City
Billy Casper
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England
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College Enrollment Hits All-Time High Across Nation
UPI report shows 1969 college attendance set a new record with 4,156,268 full-time students and 5,744,335 total including part-time, based on 1,145 colleges and two-year schools. Dr. Garland C. Parker of the University of Cincinnati presented the figures in the 50th annual School and Society survey.
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U.S
Garland C. Parker
University of Cincinnati
Parker
School and Society
First Lady Pat Nixon to Trim White House Christmas Tree
Mrs Nixon will supervise trimming of a 19 foot prize winning fir from northern Ohio. The tree was hauled to Washington by Gordon L Anderson of Kirtland and his family. The two day job begins Thursday and ends with the tree in the Great Hall of the executive mansion.
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Pat Nixon
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