Fear of Future Deters Red POW Repatriation
A Red Cross screening of about 570 disabled North Vietnamese POWs offered for return yielded only 13 willing to be repatriated. The piece argues the soldiers fear Communist rulers more than captivity, notes similar Korean War dynamics, and contends antiwar sentiment pressures may prevent future repatriations.
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International Committee For the Red Cross
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Remote sensing system may replace forest lookouts
U S Forest Service researchers report a bispectral forest fire detection system tested last summer over 8,000 square miles in Montana and Idaho. An airplane carries Doppler radar infrared sensors and a rapid film processor to map terrain and radio data to ground stations. The system reportedly spotted 44 wildfires before any smoke or flame was visible, operating faster and cheaper than lookout towers, with a $500,000 per year cost saving cited.
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U.S. Forest Service
Montana
University of Michigan
Idaho
Notes from the Past on Penance and Pills
A reflective column recalls a 24 hour penance for sin and a social shin dig where alcohol overshadows the author. The piece rejects routine aspirin for minor pains, advocates cautious use, and shares anecdotes about evolving medical terms and patient experiences with hives and edema.
White House Bride Nearly Left at Altar
Jessie Wilson daughter of President Woodrow Wilson was nearly jilted on her wedding day as Francis Sayre initially doubted the ceremony, facing gate guards before recognizing the nuptials.
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White House
Jessie Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Francis Sayre
Married deacons to join Catholic ministry in U S church
A new corps of married clergymen the deacons will be ordained across dioceses this year and join 430 others in training. They will baptize preach distribute Communion and perform weddings and funerals but cannot consecrate the Eucharist or hear confessions. Deacons may be part time and serve auxiliary roles in hospitals chaplaincies and small parishes.
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Bowling Green
George W. Cornell
New York
William Philbin
Washington, D.C
U.S
Thomas E. Clarke
Jesuis Woodstock College
Father Philbin
Victory man jailed six months for drug possession
Dennis M Dougherty, 20, of 69 Varian Lane Rochester, was sentenced to six months in Cayuga County Jail after pleading guilty to possession of a dangerous drug sixth degree. Deputies found 89 amphetamine tablets in his possession during a call about a car in a ditch on Town Line Road Victory.
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Victory
Dennis M. Dougherty
Varian Lane
Rochester
Cayuga County
Victory Town
Cleaver Dodge
Dougherty
Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace Founder Quotes
New York AP profiles Harold Willens, founder of Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace and BEFor, noting his shift from one issue to broader antiwar aims. The piece cites changing corporate attitudes, with leaders from Bank of America IBM and DuPont criticizing the war and inflation. Willens argues businessmen now blend pragmatism with idealism, asserting war can be ended as technology changes warfare.
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New York
Harold Willens
Los Angeles
Harold Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Vietnam
BEM
Willens
Befor Businessmen’s Educational Fund
America
Bank of America
International Business Machines
E. I duPont
Today in History highlights June 5 1971 events
June 5 1971 marks the 156th day of the year with notable events from 1940 WWII battle of France beginning to 1865 the first singing of Onward Christian Soldiers in England and 1872 Grant nomination at Philadelphia.
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France
Horlebury
England
Philadelphia
Ulysses S. Grant
U.S
George C. Marshall
Europe
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
London
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
James Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Egypt
Normandy
Nathan Hale
Coventry
Conn
Essay Contest Highlights Turbulent Youth Across Borders
A Richmond based Christians Children's Fund essay and poetry contest draws light on teen life under global pressures. A Colombian winner Amuar Gonzalez Pinzon, age ten, and others describe hardship, hunger, and war while seeking peace amid family loss and dislocation.
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Christians Children’s Fund
Richmond
Amuar Gonzalez Pinzon
Centro Socio Cultural
Col
McCarthy Talk Rattles Democrats in 1972 Preview
Washington report notes Eugene McCarthy again hints at a new party amid Democratic unease. Nixon’s path to a 1972 win may be eased if opposition remains split, while McCarthy’s appeal to anti establishment voters contrasts with wary party leaders and fluctuating poll support.
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Washington
NEA
Eugene McCarthy
Democrats
Nixon
Gene
Henry Jackson
Birch Bayh
Harold Hughes
McCarthy
Ra'ing Smythos
Mor
Constanter
Notable milestones in wars and politics across eras
In 1871 Alsace was annexed by Germany after the Franco Prussian War. In 1918 U S Marines fought at Belleau Wood in France during World War I. In 1934 Congress created the Securities and Exchange Commission. In 1942 Yorktown sunk at Midway. In 1967 Israeli forces opened a 30 mile front along Egypt. Ten years ago JFK reported Vienna talks with Khrushchev reduced danger of misjudgment. Five years ago James Meredith was wounded during a march at Oxford amid Mississippi racial protests.
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Alsace
Germany
U.S
Belleau Wood
France
Securities and Exchange Commission
Yorktown
Midway
Egypt
Mediterranean
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Mississippi
First Aid Classes in July at South Redfield Hall
The Rebekah Lodge hall hosts three first aid sessions on July 1 8 and 15 open to the public. Children under 14 must be with a parent. Hoyce Hilliker and Alice Clemons lead with Irma Mattison assisting Oswego County Health and Welfare Administration.
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South Redfield
Rebekah Lodge
Hoyce Hilliker
Alice Clemons
Irma Mattison
Oswego County
Oswego Palladium Times Publication Details and Rates
The Palladium Times Oswego N Y lists editors Clark Morrison era publisher Thomas A Cloutier business manager and provides delivery and mail rates including 1 year 20 for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga Co addresses and 22 for all other addresses. Advertising reps Thomson Newspapers Inc and Associated Press policy noted.
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N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Palladium Times
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