Westmoreland notes no classic victory possible in Vietnam
In his final news conference before leaving Vietnam command General Westmoreland said a classical victory is impossible under current policy not to expand the war. He implied national policy prolongs conflict and warned against higher casualties as negotiations in Paris continue.
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Humphrey Gainer Boosts Kennedy Opposition Rally
A Gallup poll shows Robert F. Kennedy closing ranks among Democrats after Kennedy’s assassination, with Hubert H. Humphrey leading Nixon and Rockefeller in May. Nixon drops to 36 and Rockefeller to 36, Humphrey ahead 42 to 39 against Rockefeller, and Nixon leads among Republicans 76 to Rockefeller's 60.
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Charms of charm bracelets and memories in age lines
HAL BOYLE notes young people favor jangling charm bracelets while older folks wear a different charm made of memories. The Associated Press adds reflections on firearms violence debates and a nostalgic world of simple pleasures and social norms across America, including jokes, hobbies, and changing times.
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New York
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High court delays ruling on residency welfare laws
The Supreme Court declined to rule on state welfare residency requirements delaying verdicts on Connecticut District of Columbia and Pennsylvania laws. Cases restored to the October term for reargument amid deep justice divisions. Federal courts previously found such rules unconstitutional in several states while others urged preservation of the restrictions.
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Letter writers call for judge accountability in Port Angeles
Dorothy Lloyd, editor, denounces an outside judge's ruling as a major breach of justice. Eugene E. Edris praises local law enforcement, condemns court decisions, and urges stronger judge oversight to curb juvenile and adult crime while defending police under harsh conditions.
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Fairplay on Johnson Column Sparks Partisan Debate
A reader criticizes Elizabeth Johnson for name calling and innuendo in a June 4 column praising Wally Turner and briefly noting Olyn Foard while labeling Mike Odell as an avowed Birch er. The letter argues the John Birch Society does not endorse candidates and urges caution in assuming local Republican support before the primary.
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Today in History Highlights June 18 Events Across Years
June 18 marks several historical events including Napoleon's 1815 defeat at Waterloo and the 1778 Philadelphia evacuation, with notable notes on 1812 declaring war on Britain and 1935 Hitler Britain naval treaty. Across years, contrasts include Cherbourg capture 1940, Wavell as India viceroy 1943, Egypt proclaims republic 1953, and 1954 to 1963 mentions of Eisenhower aide Adams and papal conclave prep and Vatican reconciliation efforts.
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Nation faces need for reform in presidential nominating process
A 1968 opinion piece argues the primaries have become chaotic with incomplete ballots and nonrunning candidates, urging nationwide reform and even a constitutional amendment. It links electoral chaos to Vietnam era divisions, calls for a leader with solutions, and warns of self destruction through national hatred and violence.
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Elisabeth Johnson
U. S
Vietnam
Amer
Uses and effects of heroin in a historical notice
This historical text outlines heroin known as H or horse, its illegal status in the United States, methods of misuse, and the severe withdrawal and addiction risks. It describes effects such as sensory blunting and euphoria, notes rapid tolerance, and mentions forms and administration as an outlawed drug derivative of opium.
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