More Effort Needed To Curb Cigarette Smoking
The wane in U S cigarette use since the surgeon general report is significant but not sensational. Despite about 15 billion fewer cigarettes in 1964, spending was seven billion dollars, only slightly below 1963. Experts urge broad education, especially for teens and children, while stressing that quitting benefits long-term health for middle aged men and families.
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Legion backs Willard parade rule change in Huron County
The Huron County Council of the American Legion commends Willard city council for passing an ordinance to permit annual parades without future approval. It urges parade sponsors to notify police of march lines to ensure proper intersection marking and protection. The letter apologizes for past Veterans Day scheduling confusion and endorses codified regulations for smoother events.
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Foreign Commentary Shaping Kremlin and Paris Talks This Spring
UPI report notes Kosygin delaying US visit until autumn if at all, with Brezhnev deferring state functions. Wilson aims to press on nuclear accord while De Gaulle seeks German pledge on NATO and unity. Common Market faces need for a single monetary policy as price stability hinges on currency unit reform.
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Why Not Fight and the US Worldwide Paralysis
A noted critique highlights American paralysis in foreign policy and public life. James Burnham and Arthur Krock flag weak global stance while Joseph Alsop and others warn of dangers in Vietnam, UN inaction, and cultural malaise. Robert Brustein in the New York Review of Books is called out as emblematic.
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Dear Abby and Brustein Critique Open Letter Page
Abby answers letters on marriage guilt and family rift while a hostile critique of Brustein and Baldwin appears. The column traces postwar American self pride and cultural politics amid calls for professional help and family reconciliation.
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Moratorium on Filing Cabinets Prompts Light Lighter Side Satire
Washington humorist Dick West ponders President Johnson’s dramatic moratorium on federal filing cabinets. He notes the unilateral action and wonders if it will curb paperwork while detailing GSA destruction versus intake and joking that bureaucrats will simply switch to other storage like mimeograph machines.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle
Crossword clues span topics from news commentary to classical literature with entries like Nobleman and Formerly Navigators Isis. The daily cryptoquote uses a substitution key, providing a sample line and a previous day quote for context, attributed to King Features Syndicate Inc. 1965.
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