Memorial Day Editorial Calls for Respect and Support
The editorial urges honoring fallen and living service members on Memorial Day. It argues flags at half mast for those who died in Vietnam and Cambodia and for Americans killed abroad, and it praises the sacrifices of servicemen while urging silent majority unity to back their efforts.
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Surplus Gear Blowout Draws College and Youth Buyers
The Wall Street Journal notes students and hippies are buying military apparel from Army Navy surplus shops. Demand is so high that genuine surplus is scarce and stores stock imitation surplus made in Japan.
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Wall Street Journal
Japan
Why About-face Fulbright on Vietnam and its costs
A doctor grieving his son’s Vietnam death questions Senator Fulbright’s 1964 to 1966 reversal. He cites Fulbright’s Gulf of Tonkin role and his later writings, asking how the lawmaker could champion escalation then claim indifference to Indochina conquest. No reply was received.
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Jackie Bisset A Rising Star Seeks Identity Beyond Sex Image
New York AP column profiles Jackie Bisset, noting her beauty and 36-24-36 figure, but focusing on her desire to define her own career beyond being a sex symbol. It chronicles her film work with Sinatra Finney and McQueen, her Malibu home, and her aim to grow creatively while staying informal.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jacquelin Bisset
Miss Bisset
London
Jackie
Jackson
Bullitt
Frank Sinatra
Albert Finney
Dean Martin
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Memorial Day 1970 An Appeal for No More Deaths
A reflective essay argues Memorial Day 1970 must precede action toward ending deaths in war. It contrasts past conflicts from 1919 to Vietnam and warns that peace requires cooperative principles and adherence to law rather than force among nations. It notes superpower tensions and calls for shared responsibility.
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United States
Red China
Indochina
Vienna
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San Antonio Drug Questions Highlight City Role
In an Associated Press interview Lt. Charles Doerr outlines why San Antonio is a major drug distribution center. He cites routes from Mexico, the scale of methamphetamine and marijuana seizures, and the ongoing impact on addicts and youths amid Operation Intercept. He stresses education and family factors in preventing use.
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Charles Doerr
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United States
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Laredo
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New York
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Apollo 12 rock dates solar system birth at 4.6 billion years
A lemon sized lunar rock from Apollo 12 is dated at about 4.6 billion years, the oldest lunar or terrestrial rock yet found. Scientists led by Dr. Paul Gast and Anthony Cairo conducted isotopic tests using strontium 87 and rubidium 87 to establish the age and its implications for moon formation and solar system origin.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Moon
Space
Paul Gast
Lunar and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Gast
Anthony J. Cairo
First woman awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross
In a quiz style recap, Amelia Earhart is named as the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross. The second question notes Halley's Comet appearing at roughly 76 year intervals since 240 B.C. with the original appearance date unknown.
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Penguin Facts From World Almanac
Penguins are flightless birds that walk upright with a dress suited appearance. They are native to Antarctica and surrounding regions including South America Australia New Zealand and South Africa shores, with the Galapagos penguin living near the equator thanks to cool Humboldt Current waters.
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South America
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
World Almanac
Equator
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