One Obstacle Removed In Vietnam Peace Talks Progress
Saigon agrees to send representatives and begin talks, a step toward negotiations in Paris. The split of duties assigns Saigon the lead on political issues and Washington the military role. The U S vows not to force a coalition with the NLF, easing one obstacle though many remain.
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Paris
Saigon
Hanoi
National Liberaton Front
United States
South Vietnam
Washington
Vietnam
NLF
Thieu
A Boy Sacrificed Near East West German Border
A 16 year old boy died after his legs were blown off by a mine while attempting to flee East Germany. He bled for hours as guards on both sides followed orders not to cross the border and did nothing to help. The piece questions the humanitarian impact of the border regime and the reasons for inaction.
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East Germany
Health as Seen by Dr Brady on Bones and Calcium
Dr Brady explains bones have no sensation and breaks cause pain from surrounding tissues. He debunks the idea that elderly bones are more calcium rich and notes osteoporosis from aging. He links calcium deficiency to many ailments and promotes The Calcium Shortage booklet for more guidance.
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Brady
Steele
Black History Taught Aims for Fairer American Education
Viewpoints urging revised curricula note historic bias in U S schools. Blacks and allies push for accurate depictions of contributions, culture, and figures, while warning against ethnic rivalry and overcorrection.
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Ers
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Chicago
Richard Wright
Booker T. Washington
George Washington Carver
Monroe Doctrine speech marks 1823 historic turn
On this date in 1823 President James Monroe outlined the Monroe Doctrine opposing European expansion in the Western Hemisphere. Also noted are Napoleon crowning himself emperor in 1804 and Austerlitz victory in 1805, among other events through 1965.
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James Monroe
Congress
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Czechoslovakia
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Charles Town
W.va
Henry Ford
U.S. Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Canterbury
John XXIII
Vatican
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Japan
Manila
Tokyo
United States
Soviet Union
Lodge Seen As Ideal Leader For Paris Peace Delegation
President elect Nixon weighs Henry Cabot Lodge to head the Paris talks with North and South Vietnam. Lodge, former U S ambassador to West Germany and Saigon envoy, brings fluency in French and deep diplomatic experience including time at the United Nations.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
North
South Vietnam
Lodge
United States
West Germany
South
Vietnam
France
Saigon
Kennedy
Johnson
Bonn
Massachusetts
Senate
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
United State
United Nations
U.N
Hanoi
World Monetary System Needs More Resiliency
AP Business analysis argues the international exchange system is rigid and prone to breakdown. It notes fixed rates fail when relative economies diverge, prompting crises as money rushes to strong currencies and officials concede needed readjustments to keep world trade functioning.
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New York
Ethics on vaccines tested in human subjects debated
Discussion argues vaccines against human diseases should not be produced in living humans except in terminal medical cases or via biopsy from corpses and stillborn babies, reflecting ethical limits on research.
Oswego Palladium Times Postal Rates and staff notices
The Palladium Times lists mailing rates for Oswego and surrounding areas, carrier and motor routes, and single copies. It notes staff roles for Clarence T. Leighton, Clark Morrison, and Thomas A. Cloutier, with advertising agency Julius Mathews Special Agency, Inc. and Associated Press affiliation.
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Oswego
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Julius Mathews
Associated Press
Harlow Emerges as Nixon's Key Legislative Liaison
The article lauds Bryce Harlow as Nixon's capable legislative affairs aide in Washington. It credits his Ike era experience, his talent for listening, and his ability to work with both parties without alienating Congress. It notes Harlow's links to Eisenhower and his moderate, progressive-conservative approach that could ease Capitol Hill relations.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Bryce Harlow
Congress
Nixon
Bryce
Harlow
Eisenhower
Ike
Capitol Hill
White House
Sherman Adams
Congressional
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harlow Seen as Principal Yet Modest Figure in Washington
John W. McCormack praises Harlow as a Republican who does not see Democrats as bomb-throwers. Despite a small frame he carries big attitudes and is noted for candor, often admitting when he does not know. He resisted offering politicians’ wisdom to the press and kept a cautious public stance.
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House
John W. McCormack
Harlow
Washington
Bible Verse Romans 1 22 Highlighting Foolish Wisdom
A brief biblical verse reference notes Romans 1 22 warning that claiming wisdom can lead to folly. This concise devotional fragment emphasizes humility before divine wisdom.
Couple to wed on roller skates in Topeka ceremony
Connie Crockett plans to marry Dean Tomlinson in roller skating wedding on December 16 at a Topeka skating center. She will wear a skating dress and the groom a suit. a Rushville clergyman will officiate, though it is unclear if he will skate.
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Topeka
Kan
Connie Crockett
Dean Tomlinson
Topeka Skating Center
Rushville
Miss Crockett
Prayer for TUSDAY from Rogers Memorial ARP Church
A church prayer from Harry C. White of Rock Hill South Carolina at Rogers Memorial ARP Church invokes God's creative power to deepen personal faith and a living relationship with the eternal Lord through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Harry C. White
Rock Hill
S. C
Rogers Memorial Arp Church
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