Mobilizing Behavioral Scientists in Vietnam and Thailand
Oswego reports the United States mobilizing psychologists and sociologists in Vietnam and Thailand to better assist allies. Early findings include radio as the main communication tool and Vietnamese entrepreneurship, prompting possible cash grants. Studies span women’s roles and opium-growing tribes, with long lead times and a broader war effort beyond combat.
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United States
Vietnam
Thailand
Wall Street Journal
Saigon
Washington
U. S
Breather Seen If Fall College Enrollments Slow
Column argues a smaller rise in fall enrollments could ease pressure on U S colleges after two decades of rapid growth. It notes GI Bill effects may push veteran numbers up next year, with potential relief before higher degree demands intensify.
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United States
Congress
Viewpoints of Other Editors Death on the Liberty
An editorial condemns the loss of 31 Americans aboard the U S Liberty in the eastern Mediterranean and urges Israel to investigate and compensate. It argues the deaths were likely accidental and stresses the need for vigilance and tribute to sailors as sentinels serving their country.
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New York Times
Liberty
Mediterranean
Sinai Peninsula
United States
Victory
Vietnam
Israel
Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Letter to Dr. Brady chides Dr. Osler’s view of rheumatism as lingering in middle age and tied to cold damp weather. The author rails against mislabeling chronic joint disability as arthritis, notes medical shifts since Osler’s era, and laments the era’s damp preoccupation while praising newer nutrition and practical explanations.
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Brady
Osler
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Oxford
Cushing
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Joseph Lister
Louis Pasteur
Dr. Cushing
Sir William
Inexperienced robbers Halt At Law Office in Cleveland
Jane Howley a 41 year old legal secretary dismissively advised two robbers who entered her eighth floor office that law offices keep no money. A gun was drawn but they fled empty handed. The ninth floor housed the FBI headquarters, underscoring the risk.
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Cleveland
Jane Howley
Prayer for TOON and Guidance in Faith
A devotional prayer asking for divine guidance through a new day. The speaker trusts God to walk with them, casts out fear, and asks to keep hands in God's hand while seeking strength through Jesus. Signed by Alexander C. Bryans, minister at The Church of the Wayfarer in Carmel-by-the-Sea California.
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Jesus
Alexander C. Bryans
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Calif
Church of the Wayfarer
Erupting War in the Middle East Not Spontaneous Says Report
A Senate foreign relations committee report traces a year and a half of border clashes, bombings, and refusals of restraint from Israel, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt. The timeline covers incidents from April 1966 to May 1967 and notes UN actions and inactions before the 1967 war.
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David Lawrence
Middle East
Washington
Be United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. N
Mixed Armistice Commissions
A. Thant
Israel
United States
Jordan
Security Council
Romema
Jerusalem
Syria
Mixed Armistice Commission
Lake Tiberias
Lebanon
United Nations Truce Supervisory Organization
United Nations
Samu
U. S
U. S.S
The
Levi Eshkol
Israeli Broadcasting Service
King Hussein
U.S.S.R
Hulah
Isaaeli
U Thant
United Arab Republic
United Nations Emergency Force
Gaza Strip
Syracuse Banker Sentenced to Five Years for Embezzlement
Henry A. Adams Jr., 56, of Skaneateles, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to five years in federal prison for embezzling $95,000 from First Trust & Deposit Co. in Syracuse where he worked as a teller. Adams pleaded guilty May 8 after FBI arrested him January 30 in Houston following a disappearance prior to an audit. He claimed to have lived in Brazil and San Salvador. he is married with four children.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Henry A. Adams Jr
First Trust & Deposit Co
Adams
Skaneateles
U.S. District Court
FBI
Houston
Tex
Brazil
San Salvador
Bible Passage Greater Love Verse John Fifteen Thirteen
A quoted Bible verse from John 15 13 states greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends. The text emphasizes self sacrifice in a succinct biblical aphorism.
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John
Easier to Reform an Alcoholic Than a Gambler
Hal Boyle surveys quips and observations on aging dating habits and honesty in relationships. He notes reforming alcoholics is easier than reforming habitual gamblers and laments attitudes toward marriage, finance, fashion, and teen behavior with humorous, wry voice.
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New York
United States
Outmoded Ambassadors in Middle East Crisis Decline
Analysis notes the rise of head-of-state diplomacy over ambassadors in handling the Middle East crisis. Dobrynin is praised as a top diplomat while British and French envoys are criticized for limited influence. The piece argues most ambassadors lack modern international politics grounding and warns Kennedy viewed the class skeptically.
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Johhnson
Germany
Heinrich Knappstein
Knappstein
LBJ
State Department
Spain
Merry del Val
Baron Louis Scheygen
Israel
Avraham Harman
Tel Aviv
Talat Al-Ghoussein
Kuwait
Washington
United States
Kennedy
Averell Harriman
Oswego Palladium Times Official Notices
Oswego Palladium Times records its consolidation with the Oswego Times and Palladium date April 2 1925. It lists staff Clarence T Leighton Clark Morrison 3rd Thomas A Cloutier K R Thomson S F Chapman and addresses Room 203 3150 Des Plaines Ave Des Plaines Illinois. It details mail subscription rates by carrier and by mail including regional pricing for New York and Canada and notes Associated Press affiliation and invitation for corrections.
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Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A Cloutier
K R Thomson
S F Chapman
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines
Illinois
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
New York State
Mississippi River
River
Canada
Julius Matthews
Maximizing Contract Success in Bridge Play
In a sample hand East leads spades and declarer faces a choice between the quiet club finesse or cashing A K diamonds to locate East’s queen. The article argues for examining alternative lines to raise success from 60 to 75 or 100 percent, outlining a methodical approach to reduce risk and secure nine tricks if the diamond sequence yields the queen, with the club finesse as a fallback if needed.
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Declarer
West
East
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