Honor Code Seen Clearer Than Headlines At Founders Day
A West Point Society of Phoenix Founders Day banquet discussed the Air Force Academy and West Point scandals. Capt Alfred E Crehan USAF explains the honor code as a 24 hour life stance. The code stresses integrity, prohibition of small lies, and reporting violations to preserve its meaning.
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Kingdom Of The Land by Darla Hangartner
A lyrical vignette paints a quiet desert realm under a silver moon with distant city lights and rolling tumbleweeds. The taunting mountains guard a vast valley as a coyote and a newborn dogie call in the night. Peace and love fill this quiet land, a realm the author dubs the kingdom of the land.
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Anderson Yarnell
Weather Map Forecast for Florida and Western Regions
AP Wirerhoto Map shows possible showers tonight in Florida and Lakes region extending from the Northern and Central Plains to the Pacific Northwest. Cooler from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Pacific Northwest, milder from the Southern Plains to the Atlantic. Phoenix area fair with high near 92 and low around 54, tomorrow high near 90.
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Lincoln and Jefferson split by slavery in their eras
A 100 year look at Lincoln and Jefferson reveals deep internal conflicts over slavery. Lincoln wrestled with freeing slaves while preserving the Union, then moved toward emancipation but died before the 13th Amendment. Jefferson, too, opposed full social equality yet endorsed the idea of equality in the Declaration and eventually limited slave trade.
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In A Nutshell editorial cartoon quips and takes
A collection of brief humorous observations on teaching fame a swimmer and beer, training and cartooning, a Supreme Court shave ad, party exclusivity, a Wyoming recreation area and Flaming Gorge chili parlor. The notes mix satire on editors readers and current topics.
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Sino Soviet clash grows as Moscow aids Hanoi rise
Paris dispatch notes about 125 Soviet technicians in North Viet Nam and shipments of anti aircraft missiles to Hanoi. Beijing tries to curb Moscow while pressing for unified Viet Nam under Chinese influence, warning of a broader struggle if Moscow gains leverage. Chinese strategy aims to outpace Moscow by backing the Viet Cong and pushing toward total Viet Nam victory despite American bombardment.
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Mao on War and Peace In Southeast Asia
Robert G. Spivack argues President Johnson’s war on poverty should not misread Mao Tze tung and Chinese Communists. He cites Mao’s remarks on nuclear war and youth, suggesting Beijing and Hanoi prefer conflict to peace and view coexistence as unlikely. The piece warns critics misjudge the Communist stance toward peace.
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