Token troop withdrawal from South Vietnam sparks mixed views
Analysts debate Nixon's announcement of 25 000 U S troops leaving South Vietnam at Midway. Critics call it a token gesture unless part of a broader redeployment plan. The move, if frontline, would be smaller than it sounds and many watch for announced future cuts to gauge impact on peace talks.
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South Vietnam
Nixon
Midway Island
Thieu
U.S
Hanoi
Paris
United States
Glass Curtain Challenge: CROP Leader Urges Global Aid
Melvin B. Myers of Church World Service warned of a glass curtain dividing haves and havenots at the CROP national HQ dedication in Elkhart Indiana. He outlined five tasks including disaster relief refugees hunger family planning and overseas human resources.
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Melvin B. Myers
Church World Service
CROP
Elkhart
Ind
Myers
Health by Dr Brady on arthritis and nutrition
Dr Brady explains arthritis terms and contrasts acute inflammatory arthritis with chronic degenerative joint disease. He argues nutrition, especially calcium and vitamin D, is key and promotes a high calcium diet with Ca and D, vitamin B complex, and iodine for chronic rheumatism. He notes many physicians overlook nutritional advances.
Tales of Vacationists Return Stop Office Work
Hal Boyle lists common vacationing staff types in offices as they return from summer breaks. The Sports Bug, The Oddball, The Statistician, The Cheapskate, The Pilgrim Grandpa, The Narrow Escaper, The Big Time Operator, and The Boss each bring lessons on vacation habits and workplace impact.
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Noah Webster
Webster
Arthritis Foundation
Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Labor Day
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Washington Monument
Grand Canyon
Bermuda
Communists gain recognition for Viet Cong government abroad
The article reports that the Soviet Union and allied nations recognize the Viet Cong provisional government in South Vietnam as a step toward domination of the region. It notes various states already endorsing the regime, U S responses, and implications for Southeast Asia and U S foreign policy, ending with a sports note on the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals.
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Washington
South
Vietnam
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Moscow
Pravda
Provisional Revolutionary
Red China
North Vietnam
North Korea
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Cuba
Algeria
Syria
Congo
Brazzaville
Outer Mongolia
United States
America
Saigon
Congress
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Asia
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Giants
Nature’s growth outpaced by size in reproduction
The World Almanac notes that bacteria divide every half hour while sequoias reach cone production only after 60 years. It highlights how larger organisms mature much later, with sequoias potentially 260 feet tall at reproduction.
Space program decisions may shape US future, Cromley says
Ray Cromley argues the moon landing forces a national choice on space funding versus social needs. He notes Soviet progress, cites computer and hydroelectric gains from space tech, and warns cuts could harm poverty programs while boosting employment and education through advanced industries.
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Washington
NEA
U.S
United States
Moscow
Russia
Lindsay Narrowly Loses GOP Mayoral Primary in 1969
Mayor Lindsay, running as Liberal party nominee, faced Marchi after a tight GOP primary. Marchi’s stronger law and order theme and better organization helped him win by about 5,300 votes. Lindsay may still appeal to blacks, Puerto Ricans, and liberal Republicans for a fall bid.
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Washington
Ner
John V. Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Lindsay
William F. Buckley
New York
Democrats
Marchi
GOP
de Fuse
Mario Procaccino
Robert Wagner
Herman Badillo
Procaccino
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Wagner
Badillo
James Scheuer
Norman Mailer
Quotations on Judgment and Loss Across Authors
A selection of lines contrasts appearances with reality, noting how judgment often mistakes surface for truth. It cites John, Machiavelli, Deuteronomy, and Herder to reflect on perception, blessing, and learning through loss.
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John
Niccolo Machiavelli
Johann Herder
The Palladium Times Published Daily Except Sundays
The Palladium Times announces its daily publication status and basic business details. It lists offices in Oswego and asserts Associated Press news rights and advertising representation.
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West Firs St
Oswego
N. Y
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines, Ill
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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Ray Cromley
U. S
Bruce Biossat
the Palladium - Times
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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