Fateful Day in Vietnam Bombing Targets Near Cities
The text argues the United States moved to strike military depots near major North Vietnamese population centers to pressure Hanoi toward negotiation. It asserts slowed enemy movements may save lives, while acknowledging risks of wider conflict and domestic opposition.
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Thant
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New York Medicaid Fights Highlight Assembly Speaker Travia
The piece argues Governor blames Medicaid tax and two cent rise for Rocky while Democrats and Republicans clash over eleven amendments. It singles out Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia for blocking reforms and cites his gubernatorial ambitions. The column portrays Medicaid as flawed and criticizes Travia’s stance.
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Viewpoints of Other Editors Bowler Hats Divide Britons
The Watertown Daily Times reprints letters from Robert Rodwell and Basil Curtis in Manchester Guardian Weekly about the bowler hat’s negative image abroad. Rodwell argues bowler hats harm Britain’s sales image and balance of payments. Curtis counters that blame is excessive and many look foolish in various headwear.
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Robert Rodwell
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Health as Seen By Dr Brady Health as Seen By Dr Brady
A reader column outlines infection control at cash desks with glass partitions to curb respiratory illness spread. It explains droplet transfer, germ survival factors, and basic hygiene. Also includes Q A on garlic’s effect on blood pressure and a ringworm salve note with a pamphlet request.
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Dissension Among Civil Rights Leaders Hurts Negroes Title
Civil rights groups split between demonstrations and peaceful action as riots flare in northern cities. The piece cites Cleveland violence, public opinion shifts, and concerns over fair housing debates impacting November elections. Kennedy and Dow press restraint in Vietnam.
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East Side
Los Angeles
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Michael Dunn the most successful dwarf in show business
Hal Boyle profiles Michael Dunn, a 31 year old dwarf with an IQ of 18 who became a standout in film and theater. He notes Dunn's Oscar nomination for Ship of Fools, his planned roles in a Broadway play and a TV detective series, and his ability to drive and pilot with special rigs. Dunn discusses his philosophy, early life, and resilience while highlighting his distinction from typical pratfall roles.
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Oswego Palladium Times Publication and Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times announces office locations in Oswego and surrounding cities. It lists staff roles with addresses, postal rates for subscriptions by mail, and advertising agency contact details. The notice notes Associated Press affiliation and guidance for addressing misstatements.
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An Editor's Moment of Meditation
An editor reflects on meditation about the panorama of sky earth trees and mortals and the minute miracles of daily observation. He prays for gratitude and deeper learning to use senses to perceive the world and the marvels humanity may someday uncover.
Lindsay declines Faisal reception in New York amid vote bloc politics
In New York City Mayor John Lindsay cancels a reception for King Faisal citing fear of alienating diverse voting blocs. The essay argues U S foreign policy favors practical gains over rulers' ideologies, noting racial and ethnic blocs influence city politics and tolerance.
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Washington
New York City
John Lindsay
New York
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Lindsay
United States
National Press Club
Israel
Moscow
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Airman Parker Visits City After Tours in Germany and England
Airman G. Robert Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parker of Pratt Sr., is spending a month here following service in Germany and England. He has returned to civilian life briefly and is visiting the area with his family.
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Glenn Parker, Pratt Sr
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England
Finesse decision in six clubs yields certain slam
East dealer faces a heart lead as South contends with whether to finesse. By winning A Q hearts and discarding a spade, then cashing A K diamonds, declarer can then lead a club and finesse the queen. If the finesse loses, the slam remains certain as East must return a spade or be ruffed and discarded.
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