Editorial Don't Knock The UN
The piece argues the United Nations struggles to keep peace in Vietnam and the Middle East and urges realism about its capabilities. It contends the UN has served national interests more than world peace and then outlines goals for a stronger UN that serves all nations, including deterring aggression, moderating arms, aiding developing states, reducing extremism, and upholding the rule of law.
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United Nations
Vietnam
UN Day
UN Forum
World Organization
Narrow cliffside roads in Tarn gorge trip the senses
A travelogue across the Tarn gorge in the Massif Central details perilous, guardrail-free roads carved into cliff faces and tunnels through rock. After 30 miles of winding scenery we reach Chateau de la Malone, now a hotel, where a Chicago student named Hank reveals a wary, evasive side and hints at deserter rumors.
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Millau
France
Tarn
Massif Central
Jow Mountains
Rhone
Chateau de la Malone
de Montesquieu
Chicago
Hank
Germany
Fiancee Questions Ring Metals and Allergy Causes
Reader asks about rash from engagement and school rings, possible allergy to metals. Dr Mother explains pure gold alloying, test with platinum, coating options, and limited medical treatment. Additional letters cover pediatric cough, iron in vitamins, alcohol and liver disease, and local taxi rate change after 25 years.
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Ftiance
Jim
Temes
Dr. Mother
F.R. Poe
Johnson Talks Troop Plans Amid Vietnam Sizing Up
AP analyst James Marlow summarizes Johnson's White House session with McNamara Westmoreland and Wheeler. The president sought consensus while hinting at more troops but avoided firm numbers, presenting a “meeting of the minds” and delaying explicit commitment. The piece notes strategic aims to project harmony and give Johnson flexibility as the war evolves.
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James Marlow
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Johnson
Senate
McNamara
Westmores
Westmoreland
Wheeler
Causes Of Newark Riots Discontent Heat Broken Promises
Newark rioters blamed systemic grievances including broken promises for low rent housing better schools and jobs and police fairness. Leaders cite heat and long simmering discontent amid urban poverty and police brutality, tying riots to similar clashes across several cities in recent decades.
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Newark
Philadelphia
New York
Harlem
Los Angeles
Watts
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tampa
Fla
Buffalo
N.Y
Lofton
U.S
John W. Smith
Richard J. Hughes
America
Hughes
Television Log Night Schedule for Multiple Channels
A dense listing of TV primetime blocks across NBC CBS ABC and others with channel numbers, titles like Leave It To Beaver Gilligan's Island The Beatles?. sports and movies including Marty How I Spent My Summer Vacation The Forest Rangers and Chicago Syndicate. times span 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM with many parenthetical c marks indicating color or copyrighted status.
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Kansas
Iron Horse
Vacation Playhouse
Andy Griffith
Daktari
Spotlight
Invaders
Petticoat Junction
Israel
Joey Bishop
Forest Rangers
Alan Burke
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
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